This is a great first week of school sheet to let students fill out. They can color the pictures and decorate. Another use is feature five students a day to share, or save them in a file and have the students share them on their birthday with the class.Getting so excited for the school year!!Science...

‘Split into small teams and discuss …’ Why won’t they discuss? There might be a whole lot of reasons for that: I don’t know enough words. I’m worried about my grammar. I’m …

These Graph Paper PDF files range from speciality graph paper for standard grid, single quadrant graph paper, four quadrant graph paper, and polar coordinate graph paper.

ENGLISH BELL RINGERS VOLUME 3: Bell ringers are an excellent way to engage your students as soon as they walk into your classroom. Begin each of your middle or high school English classes with these daily bell-ringer / warm ups routine! This comprehensive FULL YEAR resource includes everything you ...

Would you rather questions you are going to love! Have you ever played Would You Rather? It is that fun questions game that poses a dilemma with two equally good, bad or funny options.

Assigning a one-pager as a culminating novel study is a great way to engage students while also requiring them to show their understanding of the novel. I assigned this one-pager to my high school English students as a final project for Night. #languagearts #novelstudy #onepager #teacherspayteachers #middleschoolEnglish #highschoolEnglish

Effectively manage your new middle school or high school classroom by establishing these five classroom routines in the beginning of the year. First week classroom routines for effective classroom management.

A blog for High School English teachers to find creative teaching strategies, creative teaching resources, and creative teaching ideas.

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Nothing cements long-term learning as powerfully as retrieval practice. Learn how to incorporate it into your classroom.

Activities for middle and highs school English: Teach your students to use metaphor in their writing--and let them have a little fun too!

Middle and high school English teachers: use this pre-reading strategy to activate your students' prior knowledge so they can use it to understand character and theme as they read. Read all about it in the latest post by Room 213.

The Unfair Game is a totally unfair twist on Jeopardy that your students will LOVE to hate! Learn how to play and find sample game boards in this post.

Fostering a classroom reading community with a student driven Reading Graffiti Wall