Today, let’s focus on connecting with someone through a special type of literary device called a couplet. Come along and let’s see how this writing activity unfolds in this Two-Minute Tip.
Are there times when you wonder, “What is my child thinking?” Well, let me clarify. Are there times when you wonder, “What are my child’s thoughts on a particular topic?” (Yes, that’s better phrasing.) I find that this question usually hits me around the holidays. While the pageantry,
Thanksgiving is all about gratitude—so why not help your students express theirs in a meaningful way? Today, we have a heartfelt writing activity that guides them through every step of the process to create a personal keepsake for someone special. Here are all the details... 1. Prewriting: Explain the
We all know it takes a lot of effort to help students become proficient writers, but where should you start your journey? Join us for Episode 3 of the Shurley English Teacher Talk, where we will introduce you to a highly effective writing strategy called the Sentence Blueprint. You will
Every year, Daylight Saving Time (DST) ends on the first Sunday in November, when clocks are moved back an hour at 2 a.m. local daylight time. When this happens, It takes our minds and bodies several weeks to adjust to the time change. On top of that, the early