t e a c h i n g

676 Pins

Brooke H

a pile of apples with the words my students annotate independently here's how

How To Teach Annotating

Vocabulary Instruction

Language Arts Teacher

Ninth Grade

Middle School Language Arts

How To Scaffold Annotation For Independent Learning

Annotation is the record of a students' conversation with a text. As sophomores, my students usually have some previous experience with annotation, but they are not independent. Because annotation is so valuable, one of my goals is to help my students become independent in annotations. However, my students aren't always excited about annotation and close reading. For this reason, I have developed 5 Commandments of Teaching Annotation: relevance, freedom, organization, scaffolding, and focus.

the back cover of an activity book for students to learn how to fly kites

Mentor Sentences - Sentence Variety for Middle and High School

TPT

a person holding up a paper with the words 6 minutes on it in front of bookshelves

Six Minutes Podcast

Instructional Coaching Tools

Blooms Taxonomy Questions

Question Stems

Persuasive Techniques

Effective Teaching Strategies

Bloom's Taxonomy

Business Acumen

Higher Order Thinking Skills

Blooms Taxonomy

Effective Teaching

Simplify your teaching now, using Bloom’s Taxonomy Question Stems

Do you know all the question stems for each level of Bloom's Taxonomy? If you're teaching in the class or online, this is your resource!

the words ideas for teaching with tech on top of an image of apples and a keyboard

Teaching Informational Text

Remote Teaching

Secondary Classroom

Esl Resources

Language Arts Elementary

Teachers Pay Teachers Seller

Teacher Conferences

Parent Teacher Conferences

Tech Hacks

Ideas for Teaching with Tech! #mooreenglish @moore-english.com

Educational technology is essential in a world of distance learning and remote teaching! Making #edtech is essential to keeping a digital classroom and learning management system running smoothly! Technology provides countless opportunities for blended learning, hybrid teaching, collaboration in the digital space, and for students to learn 21st century skills that prepare them to be critical thinkers and problem solvers. Using classroom technology in a meaningful way is best practices now!

a pink background with the words must have some extensions for teachers to use in their classroom

Response To Intervention

Online Teacher

11 Unexpected Chrome Extensions for Busy Teachers

Chrome Extensions are essential to work smarter not harder. They help busy teachers (and teacher authors) stay sane during distance learning! These are Chrome extensions that promote efficiency, productivity, and streamline educational technology. There are also recommendations for teacher authors and teacher bloggers! #edtech #googelclassroom #googlechrome #googleeducation

the best bell work for your ela class is on top of a pile of apples

Build Classroom Community

Visual Writing Prompts

The Best Bell Work for Your ELA Class

Classroom journals are an opportunity for students to write everyday. Getting in the habit of daily writing helps students with brainstorming and putting their thought son paper. Additionally, classroom journals are a great way to build classroom community as students share their writing with one another. Furthermore, journals can be a good tool for teaching writing and reading. Reading journals can help students work on characterization, theme, main idea, author's purpose, and point of view.

an advertisement with the words how to begin and end class discussion in black and white

Classroom Book Clubs

Discussion Strategies

How to Begin and End Classroom Discussions / Moore English

Elevate classroom discussions and make every discussion meaningful with these four simple pre- and post-discussion strategies! These are strategies to invite students to establish discussion norms, practice generating questions, engage one another in meaningful Socratic Seminars, and thinking reflectively and metacognitively. Perfect for secondary teachers across social studies and English language arts.

five ways to engage students in a new unit

Classroom Culture

Ela Teacher

Instructional Strategies

Middle School Teachers

Slumping

5 Ways to Engage Students in a New Unit / Moore English

an apple and some books with the words teach parallelism with this game on it

Tracing Sight Words

Sentence Types

Teaching Figurative Language

Grammar Games

Digital Ads

Teacher Favorites

Teach Parallelism With This Game

Related searches

Middle school langua...

Teaching writing

8th grade ela

Middle school writing

6th grade reading

an apple with the words everything i learned building my first classroom escape room on it

Latin Root Words

High School Language Arts

Improve Reading Comprehension

Academic Vocabulary

Secondary Teacher

Literary Devices

English Language Arts High School

Surprising Lessons from Building My First Escape Room

Toward the end of March, my juniors took the ACT, and I saw an opportunity to try my hand at creating an escape room. Overall, the process was fun for the students, took some of the stress out of their upcoming test, and taught me some great lessons about gamification. Here are the secrets I learned from creating my first escape room.

a spoon with sprinkles on it and the words simple steps to teach

Symbolism In Literature

Teaching Symbolism

Gerard Manley Hopkins

Literary Elements

High School Ela

30 Ways to Teach Symbolism in High School ELA

My favorite poem is "Spring and Fall: To a Young Child" by Gerard Manley Hopkins. The speaker asks, "Margaret, are you grieving over Goldengrove unleaving?" Few symbols have captured my imagination like the "Goldengrove." Perhaps because of this poem, symbolism is one of my favorite topics. Helping students unpack the meaning of a symbol can help them unpack an entire texts. Symbols are such an important part of our world that analyzing symbolism is a skill that translates far beyond literature.

Test Prep Fun

Law Of Thermodynamics

Physics Problems

Second Law Of Thermodynamics

Classroom Hacks

Classroom Routines

Coping with Classroom Chaos: Entropy is Not Destiny

The second law of thermodynamics states that systems tend toward entropy or disorder. This also seems to be true of schools: we tend toward entropy. Sometimes teachers begin to feel like they are making a last stand between their classroom and entropy. The second law of thermodynamics also says that some systems exist in an ideal state of equilibrium or are undergoing reversible processes. That means schools and teachers do not have to accept chaos. In the classroom, entropy is not destiny

three young people standing next to each other with the words best discussion strategy for hsla

Instructional Planning

After Graduation

4 Easy Discussion Strategies for HS ELA

Choosing classroom discussion strategies can be tricky because discussion is a cornerstone of reading literature. Each time students interact with a text, they engage in a conversation that began long before they will born and will continue long after graduation. My favorite discussion strategies engage students across the board. Students make unique (and sometimes unexpected) contributions during classroom discussion. For this reason, teachers have to carefully choose discussion strategies

This may contain: an open laptop computer sitting on top of a table with the caption in front of it

0:27

Jeopardy Templates are here! New and improved!

Includes: • 5 Templates with 6 versions of each that include Google and PowerPoint versions (total of 30 templates) • Directions on how to use and play • Student directions for creating their own Jeopardy games • Jeopardy scoreboard and answer keys • https://bit.ly/2TnBgax