Language Standards You Might Be Missing SERIES: Verb Moods
Verb moods: what are they, why do they matter, and how can you teach them effectively in middle school ELA. Middle school is full of
Verb moods: what are they, why do they matter, and how can you teach them effectively in middle school ELA. Middle school is full of
Verbals (gerunds, participles, and infinitives) are a sneaky little part of grammar that are often forgotten about or pushed to the back seat in middle
Blog Post 3 of 5 in the Language Standards You Might Be Missing Series. This post focuses on simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex sentence types.
This is the second blog post in our SERIES: The Language Standards You Might Be Missing. This week’s focus is Vague Pronouns. In the middle
Blog post 1 of 5 in the Language Standards You Might Be Missing Series just in time for testing season. Blog #1: Misplaced and Dangling
Looking for ways to make character analysis more exciting in your middle school class? Check out these four fun activities to help students dive into
Integrating historical content into writing activities can enhance students’ understanding across different subject areas and build their prior knowledge on multiple topics simultaneously. Although cross-content
New! 3 ways to use these Parts of an Essay Task Cards that we’ve never discussed before! As middle school ELA teachers, teaching about good
Do you have a plan? Get a grasp on teaching spelling and punctuation early in the year! Sometimes, as middle school teachers, we don’t feel
Work smarter not harder when you delegate your writing instruction this year with these standards-based writing activities. Sometimes, as teachers, there are things that you