Grammar & Writing
10 Grammar Mistakes a Writer Should Never Make
Help your students avoid common grammar errors with this guide! See which common grammar mistakes can weaken writing, and learn how to fix them with confidence.
Grammar & Writing
Learn the differences between the prescriptive and descriptive approaches to grammar study to decide which learning strategy works best for your students.
Teaching Tips
Whether you’re looking for ways to teach vocabulary, classic literature, or writing skills, we’ve got you covered with our top ELA resources.
Grammar & Writing
See how these essential types of writing help students grow into confident communicators and critical thinkers!
Grammar & Writing
Let’s talk about a few rhetorical devices that tend to fly under the radar—but are amazing writing tools for your students.
Grammar & Writing
What’s the best way to get middle and high school students, especially those already dealing with learning loss, reacquainted with the rules of grammar?
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Introduce key grammar and writing concepts to your students with free lesson plans and other resources.
Grammar & Writing
There are plenty of grammar mistakes that are downright annoying. In this post, discover our top grammar pet peeves and tips for avoiding them!
Grammar & Writing
Learn about NaNoWriMo and discover free online resources that will help your students reach their writing goals!
Grammar & Writing
In celebration of the National Day on Writing, our Senior Editor talks about some of his biggest successes in teaching writing.
Literature
Shakespeare was a master rhetorician, and Macbeth's final soliloquy shows us the Bard at his best.
Grammar & Writing
Students can submit their writing using the hashtag #WriteMyCommunity
Grammar & Writing
Prepping for the AP Language and Composition exam is tough. Your students can get the upper hand with these books.
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In this lesson, your students will research Net Neutrality and write an essay in which they argue for or against its resurrection.
Grammar & Writing
In this lesson, your students will write a lesson they would use to teach others about a subject of their choice.