Black History Month is a time to honor the contributions of Black individuals throughout history. In this post, I’ve gathered a variety of educational resources—lesson plans, activities, and writing tasks—that will help engage high school students in meaningful discussions about race, identity, and the ongoing fight for equality.
To kick off Lord of the Flies, I engage students by creating chaos in the classroom. Desks are piled up, chairs are flipped—creating a disordered scene. Students work together to restore order, choosing a leader and creating rules. This hands-on activity sparks discussions about leadership, survival, and human nature in the novel.
Looking to enhance your middle or high school writing workshops? This differentiated approach to argumentative writing targets six key areas, offering tailored support to students. From independent study to collaborative feedback, this method helps improve writing skills and fosters reflection, ensuring impactful growth in argumentative essays.
The post-break blues can feel overwhelming. But with a little planning, you can ease back into the school year. Prepare a few lessons beforehand, start with a brief, engaging activity, and re-establish clear expectations. Don’t forget to seek student feedback and remember to breathe! You’ve got this.
Looking for how to write sub plans for class? This blog offers practical tips and a guide to creating detailed sub plans that ensure your students stay on track even when you’re absent. From essential info to student notes, find everything you need to prepare for the unexpected!