Much Ado About Learning

Banned Book Week is rapidly approaching and this is your go-to bundle for teaching censorship, propaganda, and first amendment rights! This bundle includes: Complete Classroom Display 2 Posters 1 Handout Multiple Classroom Activity Ideas Censorship Debate Resources Censorship Debate Grading Rubric Don't let Banned Book Week go by without taking the opportunity to educate your students on their freedom to read and the role of censorship in the United States! Adaptable to any grade level!

If your students would benefit from a quick and easy guide to grammar, look no further! Grab this FREE and colorful grammar cheat sheet for your students to keep as a quick reference for their grammar and punctuation questions! Includes: Parts of Speech Sentences Parts Comma Rules Clauses & Sentence Types Common Punctuation (hyphen, semi-colon, colon, dash, quotation marks, Capitalization & Italics) 8-uses for comma

Are you struggling to get your students thinking about setting, mood, tone, & diction as they write their stories? Do your students rely too heavily on outlandish plots with little thought towards good writing? This writing bundle is designed to help students develop all the elements of a good story before they start writing! It will help them develop characters, diction, theme, & mood before they ever begin writing. It includes: Worksheets for theme, mood, diction, (including connotat

These could be used as handouts or divided and used as task cards for literacy stations! Designed to accompany any novel, these reading activities will help your students activate prior knowledge, identify unfamiliar vocabulary words, infer, and summarize. This resource is not editable.

We're all striving to get our students to evaluate their own writing and learn to identify and correct errors on their own. But often, we ask them to edit without giving them a specific purpose, which leaves them flailing. We're lucky if they identify their spelling errors! Using these Editing Task Cards gives students a purpose! You can use them as stations that students rotate through, or hand them out as task cards for individual students! But they will help any writer edit with purpose & int