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Showing posts with label middle and high school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label middle and high school. Show all posts
12.3.24

Energize Students with Quick Activity: Critical Thinking & Movement for Engagement

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Revitalize your classroom dynamics with an interactive activity that boosts student engagement and fosters critical thinking. Discover how p...
10.8.23

Tracking & Analyzing Myth Variations: A Comprehensive Guide to Using Graphic Organizers and Visual Aids in the Classroom

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What is a trope tracker ? Tropes are repeating narrative bits that show up in works of literature. For example, I love the "gods behavi...
3.8.23

Engaging ELA Lessons: Exploring the Greek Myth of Orpheus and Eurydice with Middle and High School Students

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Dive into the ancient Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice with a comprehensive, interactive, and distance-learning-optimized ELA resource. St...
13.7.23

Unlocking Student Accountability in Group Discussions: The Power of Self-Evaluation in the English Language Arts Classroom

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Once upon a time, in a bustling middle school, an English Language Arts class gathered in groups, each fervently discussing the nuances of ...
30.6.23

Discovering the Divine Huntress: A Journey into the Realm of Artemis, Or, Diana

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In the bustling city of Ephesus, amid the bustling marketplaces and thriving harbors, stood the magnificent Temple of Artemis. One of the Se...
10.7.21

Teacher's Summer Diary #2398: On the Tedium of Making Educational Digital Content (And Why a Walk, a Stretch, and a Sip of Water is Essential)

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In this post, I talk about making educational resources for the middle and high school classroom and why distraction is my friendly passenge...
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7.3.21

Subject: Hello, March! March is for Mars! And It's Springtime in TeacherLandia (And I Have a Freebie for You)

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In this post, I talk about how I have been crazy obsessed with making mythology-related content for the middle and high school classroom. It...