Language Arts

Do you feel like banging your head against the wall when teaching writing? Writing anchor charts will ease frustration for you and students.

What are homeschool lapbooks and how do you use them in your lessons? This post explains it all and shows you easy ways to incorporate them.

File folder games are the ultimate hands-on activities for the classroom. Learn what they are, how to make them, and when to use them!

You may have heard the term before but what are lapbooks and how can they benefit your classroom? We break it down and give you ideas here!

It doesn’t matter what subject you’re teaching, these five hands-on activities can be adapted to teach any skill or lesson! Get ideas here!

What books should students in 10th grade read? Check out this reading list for 10th graders to get started reading classics & contemporaries!

These 25 spring writing prompts will have your elementary students writing all season long.

Find out about task based learning, a collaborative and engaging language learning method that will shake up your lessons and jolt students out of boredom.

You’ve taught the letter sounds, but how do you teach blending sounds? We’ve got the tips, techniques, and activities to put it together!

Learn how to teach the alphabet to 4-year-olds (and 3-year-olds and 5-year-olds, too!). It’s easier than you may think!

Not sure how to teach grammar? Try these fun and educational activities to get you started and have your students learning in no time!

Break out crayons and start rhyming to color in these fun Groundhog Day coloring pages! They’re great for reinforcing rhyming word skills.

Make Groundhog Day extra-special with this adorable FREE Groundhog Day Acrostic Poem template for elementary-age students!

Slippery, slimy, sugary…adjectives are delightful! Learn how to teach adjectives and apply that knowledge to grammar and writing.

This MLK Day, have your students write about equality with the help of this Free MLK Day Acrostic Poem template! It’s perfect for grades 2-5!

Dividing words into syllables is a game-changing decoding strategy.  If you know how to teach syllables, you can take a beginning reader from “fab” to “fabulous” in no time!

Has your child hit a bump on the road to reading? Learn how to teach letter sounds to struggling students.

Can your child recognize all the upper and lowercase letters? Teaching this all-important pre-reading step can feel like scaling Mt. Everest.  Where do you start? The short answer: Right here!

Are you or your students struggling with how to take notes in class? Check out these easy methods that will make note taking and studying easier!

Roll the dice to find out what to write! December writing lessons can be festive and fun with these Christmas writing prompts.