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How to Make Poetry Exciting in the Middle School Classroom
How to Make Poetry Exciting in the Middle School Classroom

  As ELA teachers know, April begins poetry month.  First, making poetry exciting in the middle school classroom is not easy, for both the teacher and the student. Teachers fret teaching poetry because many do not have a teaching method that is successful. Secondly, teachers are often met with groaning and whining from their students because[Read More]

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Classroom Management Tips for Middle School
Classroom Management Tips for Middle School

Classroom management tips for middle school are critical and important, and any teacher will take suggestions to help create a cohesive classroom environment. In addition, it is important a middle school teacher establishes rules, expectations while abiding by them in his/her classroom. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard something along the lines[Read More]

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Creating Student Engagement for Virtual Learning
Creating Student Engagement for Virtual Learning

One of the major components of a classroom is student engagement. As a middle school teacher, I have always tried to be cognizant of student engagement.  Whether I’m in the front of the class making a fool of myself, creating content about the most recent “dopest thing ever,” or giving assignments that require watching TikTok[Read More]

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  • Citing textual evidence can be a challenge for middle school ELA students, and even high school ELA students. These Citing Textual Evidence Activities and Mini Lesson, will help your students learn how to properly cite text with the correct formatting and punctuation. |Middle School English Language Arts| Citing Evidence Middle School | Text-Based Evidence Activities
  • A great way to get to know yourself and your goals is journaling. Jot down your thoughts into a journal with this list of 99+ creative writing prompts for teens.
  • Teaching annotating to middle school students can be difficult. In this product, Teaching Students to Annotate, your students will learn how to properly annotate with symbols and different nonfiction texts. This is perfect to teach your students great reading habits. |Middle School ELA| Middle School English | Teaching annotations | Middle School Reading |
  • A Long Walk to Water is a popular novel read in 5th through 7th grade ELA middle school classrooms. This unit is packed with engaging activities like chapter review comprehension questions, a gallery walk, writing prompts, assessments, and much more. |Middle School ELA| Middle School English| Novel Studies| Novel Studies Activities
  • Grab these September ELA Homework and Bell Ringers for your ELA middle school students. These no prep spiral reviews will have your students practicing literary terms, grammar, editing and proofreading, and analyzing quotations. These are perfect for bell ringers, spiral review, daily and homework. |Middle School ELA| Middle School English| Middle School lessons| Middle School Activities| Bell Work| Spiral Review
  • Are you looking for an engaging back to school activity for the first week of school for your middle school ELA students? Check out this ELA Digital Escape room, that has your students review figurative language, grammar, punctuation, literary devices, and homophones. This engaging ELA activity will have your students asking for more! |ELA Lessons | ELA Activities | Escape Rooms|

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