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I can’t stop creating poetry activities for my classroom!

Now flash forward to today. I’ve been teaching high school English for almost 19 years. And my total teaching career … More

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Another batch of projects from my juniors. They had to select an essential question pertaining to To Kill a Mockingbird, and respond to it in a hands-on way. #tokillamockingbird #teachersfollowteachers #teachersofinstagram #secondaryela

Another batch of projects from my juniors. They had to select an essential question pertaining to To Kill a Mockingbird, and respond to it in a hands-on way. One student created a 3-D printout of the courtroom.

Recommended by a former student. Can’t wait to start reading this book.

I know, I know...but it’s never too early to start thinking about some creative back to school icebreakers 😆😆🤗👍🏽

I am super-excited about this new TpT activity I created!! Students analyze any character or person by creating a mandala using pattern blocks. After, students write an essay explaining the symbolism in the mandala. This is a challenging, interdisciplinary, hands-on activity that maximizes critical thinking. Link in my profile.

Most of the juniors are done with their To Kill a Mockingbird projects. They had to select an essential question and create a hands-on project showcasing their understanding of the question. There was a no technology restriction. As you can see in the first two images, one student actually created his own “PowerPoint “ by using an old computer monitor and making wooden slides 😆

To Kill a Mockingbird essential questions projects just about complete.

Because you might need this in a few months 😝

I am beyond pleased with how these Life of Pi projects turned out. Groups completed a poster and a passage relating to a particular motif in the novel.

Blackout poetry

Life of Pi projects. Almost done!! I’m thrilled with their progress so far.

Life of Pi projects are coming along nicely.

Life of Pi projects...stay tuned.

Happy Teachers Appreciation Week! I’m having a sale in my Teachers Pay Teachers store. I create engaging, unique, and challenging activities for ELA teachers. Link in profile.

Teacher Appreciation Sale! May 7 & 8. Captivate Motivate Educate. I create engaging activities and products for high school ELA teachers. Link in profile.

You ARE important. Your efforts matter.

Just a few of my creative products in my TpT store. Captivate Motivate Educate!! Link in profile.

Mandalas are so beautiful and mysterious. They can signify a journey, a search for completeness, or self-unity. I am super-excited about this new TpT activity I created!! Students analyze any character or person by creating a mandala using pattern blocks. After, students write an essay explaining the symbolism in the mandala. This is a challenging, interdisciplinary, hands-on activity that maximizes critical thinking. Link in my profile.

Thanks to my wonderful IG followers!! I’m amazed at the creativity of the teachers I follow on IG!! #teachersfollowteachers #teacherspayteachers #iteachtoo #teachersofinstagram #teacherappreciation

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