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Curious about spelling rules for making words plural, such as why we add S to some words but ES to others? Find answers in this comprehensive blog post!

(corbettharrison.com) Always Write: An Original Writer's Notebook Lesson from Corbett. One of the most amazing writing sites I've ever seen and explored! If I ever teach middle school or high school English again - this site will be a best friend!

We’ve shared recently 12 most misused English words, and here is the chart that deals with the same topic. Created by Your…

Helps students reduce cliche language with these 600 "other ways to say."

Types of narration provide many ways to tell a story. See this graphic on the 6 major narrator types and the strengths and limitations of their POVs.

This is a grammar comic about the proper usage of who versus whom.

Do you have a budding author in your home. Encourage your child's love of writing and storytelling with these Writing Tips and Resources for Kids.

I have noticed an increased amount of “RTI” pins on pinterest lately and I’ve decided to touch on this subject. I have put in several hours of research into RTI (Response to Intervention) . I can write about this program on and on and on, but I am going to try my best and explain our RTI process during the next couple of posts (they’ll be short, I PROMISE). The first question is how to start RTI. Many states provide the RTI program for teachers and train them, but then there are those that…

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MC-V1658 - This huge, colorful poster clearly defines nine important elements of literature: plot, theme, setting, characterization, conflict, mood, style, tone, and point of view. The teacher's guide contains additional information about the elements, teaching suggestions, and related instructional activities.

This colorful, bookmark holds definitions of several types of poetry (cinquain, haiku) on one side and definitions of poetry terms (alliteration, meter, rhyme scheme)

March 14th is PI Day. I have never celebrated this day with my class before. The main reason I have never celebrated it would be that the date falls during our March Break holiday. I LOVE all things math...well things that make math more interesting and engaging. My class and I will celebrating PI Day on the 18th of March, which is the first day AFTER our spring break. Using a variety of resources, I have put together a package of engaging and hands-on activities for the students to…

Sketchnotes template for organizing an idea

Fun grammar Mug - Too, to, two Dishwasher safe