Definitely not. But her famous poem, “I’m Nobody! Who are You?,” is a useful tool to help students consider their
Last week, a shortened version of Langston Hughes’ beautiful poem was featured in an ad to promote Bel Air, a
The pandemic is spreading quickly and it looks like my initial two-week Coronavirus lesson plan isn’t going to be enough.
Marriage is a blessing, proclaims Anne Bradstreet. Marriage is a curse, warns Lady Mary Chudleigh. Ladies, take your corners because
Note: This is an updated repost. You’ve wrapped your last major unit and final exams are still a week or
Note: This is an updated repost featuring some of my favorite end-of-the-year lesson ideas. You’ve wrapped your last major unit
It’s late April. State testing is done (whew!), upperclassmen are ramping up for A.P. tests, and everyone’s just wrung out.
(While I’m spending spring break finishing my 20Time2018 project, here’s an updated repost sharing ideas and tools to celebrate the upcoming National
Last month, I posted a Mother’s Day poetry activity that prompted a few folks to email me, wondering if I’d
Last week, I was having coffee with my neighbor-friend Jenn, who works as a therapist, and I noticed some adult