High school language arts

As students approach high school, literature and language arts skills like critical and analytical thinking are introduced. We have asked some Teach Them Diligently families what their favorite High School Language Arts and Literature curriculums are. Check them out here! https://teachthemdiligently.net/top-10-homeschooling-high-school-language-arts-and-literature-curriculum-choices-for-2021/

Now we are offering a comprehensive English/Language Arts curriculum that is all in one place, all the guides chosen, along with how-to-use guide, schedule and grading tools! Each year covers reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary, public speaking, schedule and tools for grading!

My older son is graduating high school this year.

You might recognize project-based learning as a buzzword in education. There is a reason for all the hype surrounding project-based learning. If you're not already using PBL in your English Language Arts classroom, this blog post will introduce you to six simple and fun project-based learning examples. You can use these ideas in your ELA classroom even if you have no experience with PBL. You can also apply these ideas to middle school ELA and high school English classes. Read on for more…

How to choose the best homeschool middle and high school language arts curriculum can be intimidating unless you have a road map. Knowing the language arts components are important, but knowing that not every teen needs the same amount of instruction for each component is equally important. CLICK here to learn the 4 STEPS to choosing homeschool middle and high school language arts and also to learn about tons of resources!

Worried about losing your high school students while teaching them figurative language? No need to worry with these hands-on figurative language activities! With ideas for incorporating movement and hands-on activities to your next figurative language lesson, this post will inspire you to make writing more than just pen and paper. Click here to read it now! #itslitteaching #highschoolenglish #figurativelanguage #secondaryela #creativewriting

The point of our homeschooling journey that I have dreaded has finally arrived - both of my children are in high school this year. With this new milestone comes new challenges, adventures, and joy!

Implementing bell-ringers into my middle and high school English language arts classroom was a game changer. They jump start student learning, calm classroom chaos, reduce uncertainty, and make transitions smoother, all the while allowing the teacher to maximize their time and maintain their sanity. Learn all the tips and tricks for using them successfully in this post by Presto Plans on The Secondary English Coffee Shop.

Using in class discussion is a perfect way to foster critical thinking in high school English classes. Whether it is the Socratic Method...

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Language arts is an important subject to focus on in high school, but there are so many options. Find out how to pick the right ones for your students! #homeschool #writing #grammar #language

The 3 2 1 strategy for the classroom is an easy fit for any classroom because it is quick, easy and can require very little prep...

Fun reading activities for middle school and high school English language arts! | Lindsay Ann Learning English Teacher Blog

Do you want to know the secret to wrting instruction that really works in high school English? Check out these 3 tips that have been total game changers for me and my students!

Tired of the same old end of the year activities for middle school language arts? Try these 16 unconventional middle school ELA activities that will challenge your students’ critical and creative thinking. From creating a magazine to designing an interactive exhibit – these creative final project ideas will help you spice things up in your ELA classes!

21st-century readers prefer bite-sized information. Outside of school, our students are primarily reading news, entertainment, and information that is highly visual because it's convenient and appealing to the senses. This is why visual literacy is so important. This blog post will show you how to teach visual literacy to your students using an acronym called the OPTIC Strategy - perfect for media literacy, middle school and high school English Language Arts, and AP Language and Composition!

The perfect place for students to learn how and to practice critical reading, writing, arguing, and even listening is the high school English classroom. Here are 10 different high school English lessons and skills that teachers should teach in 2023! Includes: rhetorical appeals, logical fallacies, systhesis writing, email etiquette, paraphrasing, quoting, summarizing, text annotation. peer editing & more! See www.thedaringenglishteacher.com for more engaging Secondary ELA resources and tips!

Lit study guides for 4 years-worth of learning in 4 different arenas: High School Literature Curriculum Bundles: American, British, World Lit and CS Lewis.

Here are SEVEN engaging activities for the first week back to school in middle school and high school English Language Arts. #middleschool #highschool #8thgrade #7thgrade #6thgrade #ELA #english #languagearts

If you are a high school English teacher you know that the first week back to school is critical for establishing classroom routines, setting expectations, developing norms, and getting to know your students. You also need to get into some meaningful content! This is every lesson you need for that first week of school! I walk you through how to establish a safe place of learning, how to create classroom norms, and what content your students will be most successful with that first week of…