Transform Your Classroom

Need a quick assignment to make sure that you kids really "got" Beatty's speech to Montag? Look no further! This can be used as a bell ringer after reading or as an exit ticket!

Too busy to make a poster with your classroom rules and expectations? I get it! Download this printable and colorful poster to post your rules and to spruce up your classroom walls.

Create a new class motto for 2022! Have students reflect on ways to improve the class!

Is it your first year in education? Or have you lost your passion through all of the ups and downs of the last few years? If either of these are the case, this resource should get you pumped up and ready for the new school year! New teachers can read over my best strategies and suggestions. Let's have an amazing year, friends.

Students can use this easy to understand planning template to draft their claim, provide reasoning, and find strong evidence to support their stance on whether or not their school should implement Romeo and Juliet in the curriculum. I was wanting a new, fresh approach to a final writing assignment for the play. Instead of having my students write the same writing assignments, they are now given freedom to express their opinon about the play, but they are STILL required to use textual evidence in

*I created this product simply to help my students grasp vocabulary in context throughout chapters 2-3 of To Kill a Mockingbird! This is a critical testing skill, so what better way to learn than printing these out and using them as a gallery walk.

Need a quick formative assessment for your kiddos? Look no further than this brief close reading exercise! This could easily work for summary, character development, and theme standards!

Use this mini-lesson alongside by FREE paragraph outline to teach students how to introduce quotes and give commentary!