Why Stations Work Best for Annotating Poetry
Personally, I enjoy teaching poetry, but I know that’s not a sentiment shared by many. Most teachers we talk to don’t like poetry because it
Simple Ways to Give Students Choice in Your Classroom
We all know it’s important to give students choice in their learning, but sometimes that can be really challenging. I remember when I was first
Batch Planning: The 411
If you’re anything like we were in those first few years of teaching, your standard routine likely looks something like this. Wake up early, teach
Freshen Up Your Assessments
Tired of always giving an end-of-unit test and want to freshen things up? Enter the Beyond Lesson, the final component of the EB Lesson Planning Framework! Your
Easy and Effective Lesson Ideas for Any Unit
We’re about to drop something that is simple, but also a complete GAME-CHANGER in getting your students to master the standards … Are you ready
3 Engaging Ways to Start Any Literature Unit
Hopefully, you caught last week’s blog post where we laid the basic foundations of our EB Lesson Planning Approach (and touched upon the life-changing concept
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Then, pick the date you’re going to teach it in your classroom, and sit back while you watch as your students show up to your classroom pumped about what the day holds…and gush about your class to their parents on the car ride home!