Literary activities

Storytelling activities not only build imagination and creativity, but they can be a beneficial learning tool too! Great for the classroom.

Teaching students to read like writers? To write like readers? At the foundation, you'll find literary analysis. Use these 10 best practice, high-interest, and effective literary analysis activities with middle and high school students to elevate thinking! #LiteraryAnalysis #MiddleSchoolELA #HighSchoolELA

Literary games that will spruce up your book club or teen program in a public or school library. Charades, basketball games and more are listed.

Every year I have kids who read and read but then have no idea what kind of text they read. It usually happens like this. Question: Wha...

Looking for fun activities to explore the art of poetry and use it to support language learning? Try these simple and fun activities!

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Although Jenga is a fun game and unites a group of people together through play, there are many benefits to the game that you may not be aware of. Jenga encourages patience, cognitive development, and hand-eye coordination. Putting a spin on the game, we've compiled 20 unique ways to play and listed them below for your gaming pleasure! From discussing emotions, working some exercise into your day, and even reviewing work previously taught- we've got all the best ideas!

Genre anchor chart and free printables!

Here are 7 fun and easy first day of speech activities your students will love! Great ways to get to know the kids and teach them routines.

Teaching the elements of fiction doesn't have to be complicated or time-consuming. See how I break it down and teach through stations!