Lesson Idea: Visual Diamante Poetry
Subject: Language Arts Grade(s): 3-8 Overview Students respond to a photo or visual prompt using diamanté poetry. Background Diamanté is a form of poetry that is based on specific rules of structure. With seven lines total, each with either a...
5 Tips for Teaching Persuasive Writing
Persuasive writing is one of the more complex composition pieces students have to tackle. Along with the standard features of introduction and conclusion, persuasive essays are based on presenting arguments and evidence to debate any potential counterpoints....
How To Create A Custom Writing Prompt
The Write About This app has a huge variety of idea-sparking prompts that can inspire even the most reluctant writers. However, there will likely be instances in your classroom where you want students to respond to a unique topic or image. These may...
5 ways To Practice Oral Communication in World Languages
Oral communication skills have always been an important component in instruction of World Languages. With the increase of standardized assessments in language courses across the nation, spoken communication is even more critical. Students need to...
3 Ways To Get Early Grades Students To Love Poetry
As National Poetry Month comes to a close, we hope we’ve provided you with valuable ideas to help you integrate poetry and mobile writing into your instruction. This is the perfect month to introduce and solidify a love for reading and writing poetry!...