Literature Resources For High School

Teaching empathy is important. In the simplest of terms, empathy is the ability to notice, understand, and share the emotions of others. It is a critical social skill for all people to have. In many ways, empathy is the social skill that paves the way for all other social skills. It helps us to take

This post will take you through a typical year in my high school world literature classroom as well as share some of the resources I use to engage my students.

For many students, nonfiction is like the vegetable of literature, but it doesn’t have to be this way. This is why I work hard to make sure I have a variety of nonfiction activities to engage my students. Here are 10 fun and engaging ways to teach nonfiction in your middle school or high school ELA classroom! Head to www.thedaringenglishteacher.com for more secondary ELA resources and tips!

Engage students in the history and literature of the Victorian through Modern eras with these homeschool resources and full-year high school British literature curriculum.

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12 Great Options of High School Literature Curriculum. If your teen is on a college track, analyzing literature is a basic requirement for most colleges.

Download FREE English resources for teaching middle/high school English Language and Literature.

Feeling overwhelmed by all the homeschool curriculum options for high school? No worries! Here's our list of go-to high school resources to help you narrow down your search.

If you love the idea of book clubs, literature circles are another great way to engage your secondary students in discussion. This post has everything you need to know about creating engaging roles for high school and middle school students. This post also includes distance learning tips for hosting literature circles virtually.

An English teacher’s life is packed, and for the most part on top of that, we are doing more than just teaching English. For me, I’m the yearbook adviser, the graduation coordinator, senior class sponsor, member of the leadership committee, etc. I’m sure your situation is similar. So, when I can cut down on what […]