David Chae

The Terrible Thing That Happened To Barnaby Brocket is an enjoyable novel for students of all reading levels. For me, I used the novel and created this resource for Grade 7 students. There were many ESL/TOEFL students in the class who found that the resource helped them with their comprehension of the novel! This resource contains chapter questions which examine students' comprehension and analysis skills. There are also a variety of activities for students to keep them engaged throughout the wo

This is THE booklet for Arthur Miller's "The Crucible". Look no further as this booklet contains summaries, analysis questions, images and even self-made memes to keep your students engaged! I used this as my teaching resource for HSC students in Australia. Students of all levels were able to remain engaged with the entire play with the use of this booklet. Students are challenged to learn a range of dramatic and literary devices whilst going through the booklet. What's more important is that

A booket that will help students of all levels follow along and analyse the play "Macbeth". I found that reading a scene and working on the questions in the booklet afterward helps students to remain engaged throughout the entire play. This booklet contains summaries of scenes, unique and thought-provoking questions, translations, a variety of questions and more! This is a one-stop shop when it comes to the best booklets!

This resource is a fantastic way to teach your students about discursive writing. The duck joke is there just to engage the students but the material itself will truly clarify any confusions about: - What discursive writing is - Why discursive writing could be used as an option for HSC Mod C - What makes a good piece of discursive writing This resource is used in conjunction with the prezi link below https://prezi.com/p/ewr30s-iw3tj/what-the-duck-is-discursive-writing/?present=1 Hope you enjoy!