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Are your students reading a piece of literature, novel, or text, and you are looking to assess the comprehension of their reading? Check out this FREE Reading Response Questions Google Form that is completely EDITABLE! You can use this OVER & OVER!  
This activity focuses on COMPASSION & EMPATHY, a continuous, gentle reminder of how everyone needs to spend more time thinking and understanding others. As teachers, we know that at times, our students need a refresher on compassion and empathy. Reminding our students to perspective-take and put themselves in another’s situation is an important character trait as they mature into young adults. This activity will give your students the opportunity to look into one another’s lives and hearts with an understanding of how each of our lives is different and often challenging.  
This Text-Based Evidence Bulletin Board set will inspire and engage your students and draw their attention for all the right reasons! with my vibrant ‘Let’s Do It Write! Bulletin Board Set’, specifically designed for English Language Arts classrooms. Featuring neon bright colors that capture attention, this bulletin board set is not only visually appealing but also a practical tool to enhance student learning in writing and analysis.
***Figurative Language Review-Colorful Comprehension*** Normally, reviewing figurative language in pen and paper style can be rather, well, mundane and boring. I tried to take a relatively common review and make it into a review activity that is fun, colorful, and engaging!
Is there a traitor among us? Among Us™ is what our kids are raging about right now, in and out of the classroom.  They absolutely LOVE this game, so why not incorporate it into the classroom while practicing reading comprehension?  Kids are really engaged in relevant information, and this cannot get any more relevant! Are you getting ready for state testing or just want to review some reading comprehension skills, figurative language and grammar skills? This is it!
Do you want your students to review and practice their skills in theme, main idea and context clues? Would you like to try an engaging, review activity with your students to reinforce these skills and techniques? In this Digital Escape Ⓡ, there are seven different activities, and your students will review and practice their context clue, main idea and theme skills.
Do you want your students to review and practice identifying figurative language? Would you like to try an engaging, review activity with your students to reinforce these skills and techniques? In this Digital Escape Ⓡ, there are seven different activities, and your students will review the following figurative terms and devices: *SIMILE, METAPHOR, PERSONIFICATION, ONOMATOPOEIA, ALLITERATION, IDIOM, HYPERBOLE, ALLUSION, and OXYMORON (Students should have an overall understanding of these terms). *Reviewing figurative language definitions and application of these terms In this Digital Escape Ⓡ, the students have found a cute, purple alien on their way home from riding their bikes in the woods. The alien has a map, and the students have to decipher for clues to get him back to his spaceship before it is too late!
Can you escape the fortnite? This is what our kids are raging about, and they love the game. Why not incorporate it into the classroom while practicing reading comprehension? Kids are really engaged in relevant information, and this cannot get any more relevant! Getting ready for state testing or just want to review some reading comprehension.
Are you looking for an engaging Valentine’s Day activity for your English Language Arts classes? This Valentine’s Day Reading Comprehension Color-by-Number will have your students recalling information and coloring Valentine’s Day-themed worksheet!  
Are you working on short stories or a novel study with your students? Would you like your students to look deeper into the novel, chapter, short story, myth or fable? This is just the resource for you!
Are you teaching The Outsiders, To Kill a Mockingbird, The Hate U Give, Dear Martin, or any other powerful novel that explores themes of racism, prejudice, discrimination, tolerance, and social justice? Whether you’re an English Language Arts teacher diving into literature or a History teacher covering civil rights, equity, and cultural understanding, this interactive social experiment is the perfect addition to your classroom toolkit.
Do you want your students to review and practice identifying text structures? Would you like to try an engaging, review activity with your students to reinforce reading skills and techniques? In this Digital Escape Ⓡ, there are eight different activities, and your students will review: *TEXT STRUCTURES-compare & contrast, sequence/chronological order, description, cause and effect, and problem & solution *Multiple choice questions to identify and review these structures There are 8 Activities in this Escape Room: 1. Solve Morse Code 2. Google Slide-Do you Know Your Text Structures? -Alpha Code 3. Solve a Jigsaw Puzzle 4. Hidden picture 5. Google Form Questions 6. 2nd Hidden Picture 7. Slide Puzzle 8. Google Slide-Are you a Text Structure Guru?
Check out these three activities on teaching students all about tolerance.  These activities dive deeply into bystanders, victims and oppressors, accompanied by stereotyping, scapegoating, prejudices, discrimination and tolerance.
Are you in need of Middle School English Language Arts emergency or substitute lessons and activities you can assign right to Google Classroom for 10 DAYS? I have come to the rescue to help make your planning time and stress much more manageable.  Not only are you going to get the PDF versions of all the activities, but these activities are ready to be assigned in Google Classroom.
Are your students obsessed with TikTok? Are they singing and performing crazy dance moves in your classroom? Have you said, “Stop TikToking!”.  Engage your students in this information article online and in Google Classroom.
Do your students need to practice with MLA citations? Can you students use brushing up on plagiarism, the different types, and good research techniques and skills? Have your students practice and test their citation skills with this Digital Escape! In the Digital Escape Ⓡ, your students will be challenged to stop Mr. Mad Hacker from installing a virus that will wipe out the nation’s economy. Your students will be challenged with 7 activities that include proper formatting of a MLA citation, plagiarism, works cited questions, good researching skills, as well as a jigsaw puzzles, codes and a hidden picture!
*The journal entries can be used individually or as a project. When I did this assignment, I graded each journal out of 10 points depending if the students met the requirements and word count. This was a perfect project for either the book or the play version.
This product is the PERFECT summer packet or review packet for your 6th graders entering 7th OR your new 7th grade English students.
Has Fortnite taken over your classroom as it has mine? This is all my students talk about, and if there is a second of downtime, they are talking about their levels, successes, Snapchat photos, and everything that comes with this game! I thought I would turn this crazy fad that is taking over our classrooms into a learning experience and a teachable moment!
Understanding the CONNOTATIVE and DENOTATIVE meaning of words is a significant part of understanding an author’s craft and word choice in literature, and it has your students diving deeper into a text, using their analytical and higher level comprehension skills.

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