Language Arts

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.

It’s not hard to teach opposites–it’s easy!  Read on to learn just how to teach opposites to kids.

Make your digital lessons pop with a FREE Parts of Speech Virtual Escape Room for upper elementary students! Answer sheet and key included!

Mermaids, and mermen, are magical creatures that live in the waters of oceans, seas, and lakes. Discover mysterious fun facts about mermaids!

Do you want to integrate your teaching around a central theme?  Then you want a unit study. Here’s how to create one!

Reading doesn’t have to be a strictly solitary activity. Discuss the big ideas, share experiences, and develop comprehension when you learn how to create a book study.

Book reports are a curriculum mainstay, but their format is a bit tired.  Spice up your assignment with these creative book report ideas!

Your student is now ready to read sentences. Now it’s time to teach Inferencing! Here is all you need to know about how to teach inferencing.

Break out those picture books! It’s time to teach inferencing! These picture books to teach inferencing are our favorites!

Say hello to learning how to teach high frequency words! These activities will help your child become a more fluent reader!

To be fully fluent in a language, you have to know its idioms. Are you wondering how to teach idioms? It’s a piece of cake!

If you want to teach someone to read, you’ve definitely asked this question, “What are high frequency words?” Well, we’ve got the answer!

Want to add some learning fun to your daily lessons? Check out how to use fun facts in the classroom and keep your students engaged!

Create a classroom of writers with these fun writing activities for middle school students! There’s something for everyone!

Introduce your students to some word fun with these rhyming activities for preschool, kindergarten, and lower elementary!

Help your preschooler and kindergarten students learn about words by discovering how to teach rhyming words so that they stick!

Does your child read aloud haltingly–a bit like a robot? Does he skip over words or miss the meaning in passages? He needs help improving reading fluency. Read on for some helpful reading fluency strategies.

Start some hoppin’ conversations this year with these fun (and funny!) 25 Easter Would You Rather Questions for kids!

Vowels are the mainstay of any language; they are the sounds you sing in words. To teach a child to read, you need to know how to teach vowels.