KitKat Resources

If you have a hard time getting your students to remember their Literary Devices this is the right resource for you. This poster PDF is a great for introducing Literary Devices and distinguishing Literary Devices, Literary Elements, and Literary Techniques. This poster PDF can be printed and hung in the classroom, placed in a study packet, or put into a slideshow to act as a quick introduction or revisit of literary devices.

If you're anything like me, your organization method largely depends on sticky notes and scraps of paper. This printable is designed to help you move away from the post-its and work toward a more productive and structured day. Timeboxing is a technique that ensures the important things get done first and structures your day accordingly. This product offers two different types of timeboxing specially designed for teachers, and five color choices.

Looking for easy genre labels for your classroom library? These labels are simple, easy to print, and make it easy for you and your students to find the genre they want to read quickly and easily. All you need to do is print these labels out on the Avery 5366 labels, then you can stick them right on the spines of all your class books!

If you're trying to get your students to remember the literary elements this memory tool WORKS. Middle school aged students find it funny and engaging and high school students find it so cringy that they unintentionally memorize it anyway (I often tell my high-schoolers to think of it as an annoyingly catchy commercial jingle). This poster PDF can be printed and hung in the classroom, placed in a study packet, or put into a slideshow to act as a quick introduction or revisit of the elements.

This resource provides a two part reading comprehension test for John Steinbeck's, Of Mice and Men novel. It uses New York State regents style multiple choice questions and a Part III central idea analysis essay question. This resource is best used as an end of reading exam that is simultaneously a summative assessment of students understanding of the novel as well as a formative assessment of the skills they will need for the NYS Regents exam.