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Johnny Tremain, written by Esther Forbes, is a timeless book that has spanned and thrived with several generations of students. First published in 1943, Johnny Tremain still captivates readers with its enduring language and with its factual and fascinating historical events that are interwoven throughout the storyline. Readers sympathize with Johnny, an orphan silversmith apprentice,… Continue reading 7 Johnny Tremain Project-Based Learning Activities
As a self-proclaimed introvert, I always had a way of identifying those same types of students in my classroom. I, too, was the quiet girl in the back of the room with my nose in a book. You can still find me with my nose in a book when I get a moment of free… Continue reading 5 Ways of Saying Goodbye to Introvert Students
Winter provides a whimsical and magical backdrop for exploring many forms of poetry in the classroom. With blustery winds, bright white snow, beautiful wintry landscapes, and fun snowmen, this season fosters immense inspiration for writing poetry. These elements set the stage for 5 winter poetry ideas for the classroom that will ignite creativity and engage students… Continue reading 5 Winter Poetry Ideas for the Classroom
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