Category: English and Language Arts

  • NPM: Teaching Poetry with John Clare

    John Clare’s “I Am” explores self-awareness, identity, and nature’s connection, offering insightful lessons and online resources for student exploration.

  • Echoes of Kent State or Occupy Wall Street

    The post reflects on campus protests regarding the Israeli occupation of Gaza, drawing parallels with historical events. It highlights the ongoing struggle for societal advocacy and personal freedoms.

  • National Poetry Month Posters

    Did you know that you can create your own National Poetry Month poster using poster. Here are three different ideas for your classrooms to separate:

  • NPM: Teaching Poetry with Alfred Lord Tennyson

    Alfred Lord Tennyson’s “Ulysses” offers timeless lessons in heroism, courage, and the pursuit of adventure. Explore the poem through close reading, thematic discussions, and creative responses.

  • NPM: Teaching Poetry with Sylvia Plath

    Sylvia Plath’s poetry delves into identity, mental health, and feminism. Lessons for students include contextual understanding, close reading, exploring themes, feminist perspective, and personal response. Online resources available.

  • TDIH: Happy Birthday William Shakespeare

    The Legacy of William Shakespeare: Inspiring History and Social-Emotional Learning Introduction:William Shakespeare, the bard of Avon, remains a towering figure in the world of literature and drama, with an enduring legacy that has transcended centuries. His contributions to the English language and the art of storytelling are immeasurable. But perhaps one of the most captivating…