How to “Fit It All In” Your Middle School ELA Curriculum
There is so much content to teach in a school year. And it can feel impossible to squeeze it all in. Maybe you feel like
There is so much content to teach in a school year. And it can feel impossible to squeeze it all in. Maybe you feel like
I’ve read my fair share of PD books, and some are much better than others. When I was in the classroom, I used these books
There is nothing worse than waking up for a day of work…only to discover your not feeling well. As teachers, it means scrambling last minute
Every year, one of the biggest stressors is looking at pages of standards and knowing you have 180 days to teach it all. It can
In the past when I sat down to map out my middle school ELA curriculum, I had a strong desire to find any other way
I know that it sounds impossible to create an entire novel study unit in just 15 minutes, but I am telling you, it’s totally doable.
We can agree teachers really want to teach their students reading, writing, thinking, and speaking skills that can be applied to just about anything they
I’ve been creating literature question stems for almost a decade now. If you’re anything like me then you have been working your way though a
I think one of the most frequently asked questions I get is about my middle school ELA class period schedule. The questions range from my
MATERNITY LEAVE PLANNING I am getting reading to head out on my second maternity leave in April and in the process I have started created
Hi friends, I posted a picture of me working on my pacing guide and some of you asked me to share. Here are the images
My ELA scope and sequence guides break down every single middle school ELA standard and concept for reading, writing, and language in 6th, 7th, and 8th grade. Use the guides and resources exactly as is or as inspiration for you own!
I’m a Middle School ELA teacher committed to helping you improve your teaching & implement systems that help you get everything done during the school day!