Language Arts

Learning vocabulary doesn’t have to be dull and tiresome! With these 10 easy and fun tips you can turn it into your favorite part of the day!

The “My Family” paragraph is the perfect assignment to teach or review the steps of writing a paragraph. Find out just how to teach it!

Understand the pencil grip stages and learn how to develop proper pencil grasp. Your child will soon be a smooth and proficient writer.

Teach similes and metaphors in a fun and approachable way with these simple instructions, clear examples, and hands-on activities.

Helping your child develop a love for literature and composition just got easier with Mr. D Math’s NEW Comparative Literature and Composition class!

Reading is right around the corner! Teach your kids the initial sounds of words with these beginning sound activities.

Teaching public speaking for kids lays the groundwork to master this all important skill. Make it fun with public speaking activities!

Building a child’s word bank takes intentional actions and the understanding that vocabulary learning is an important part of their development.

Give your students a summer packet to help prevent the summer slide. Keep reading for some ideas of what to include.

As a former teacher turned homeschool mom, I was thrilled to learn about the free American Sign Language (ASL) classes being offered by the Oklahoma School for the Deaf this spring. Here’s how you can sign up!

Looking for poems for your teen? Keep reading to see the list of more than a dozen great books of poetry for teens and tweens.

Quotes for kids about love are a great way to show your kids or students how you feel. You can never tell them you love them too much.

How do you tell the difference between adjacent consonants and consonant digraphs? And by the way, what are they? We’ve got the answers here!

It’s inevitable…you will have odd times of waiting during the day. We’ve got five fabulous time-fillers that will make your day run seamlessly.

Inspire your elementary students to love poetry and compose their own poems with these simple and fun activities.

Letters come in two varieties: vowels and consonants. Teaching vowels and consonants in a fun and memorable way is easy! Here’s how!

Not sure which word families to use? Check out this complete list of word families that are perfect for using when teaching elementary!

When you teach word families, you point out the patterns in words, making both reading and spelling easier to learn.

If you’re not using file folder activities in your homeschool, you’re missing out! They’re a great way to review skills and have fun!

Having recess indoors and want some online activities? Try these digital indoor recess ideas for elementary and middle school students!