The Big 3 of Developing an Argument in Middle School ELA
Developing an argument is one of the toughest skills middle school students need to work on, and the way we teach it has changed significantly
Developing an argument is one of the toughest skills middle school students need to work on, and the way we teach it has changed significantly
Whether you’re a veteran or a newbie, this post is a complete guide to every middle school writing standard, and is a great one to
Enjoy this multi-day creative writing project that will allow your students to enjoy the warmer weather while also working on developing their descriptive writing skills.
In this ELA project, we are building out a marketing campaign project that includes both short and long-form writing examples. This is similar to what
(Project Series Part 5: A Fully Developed Novel Project – Character Dinner Party) In the last post, we shared several novel-based project ideas that can
Let’s be honest, teaching formatting and citations isn’t exactly every ELA teacher’s favorite part of the job.MLA headings, double spacing, hanging indents, and in-text citations
Refresh your curriculum map mid-year to make sure you are staying on pace, teaching what your students need, and have a solid plan for the
What does teaching spelling in middle school need to look like? What do the students really need to know? Be honest: when you hear the
Socratic Seminars in middle school ELA are awesome for teaching the Speaking and Listening standards, but you have to take the time to teach them
Planning for the full middle school ELA curriculum is a lot of work, but we have the checklists, resources, and activities you need to plan