To help you get in the cold-weather spirit, here are five stories that explore the sometimes moody, always powerful, and awe-inspiring beauty of winter.
9 of the Top Shakespearean Words Students Struggle With—and What They Mean
If you’re reading this post on words in Shakespeare’s plays that students struggle with, chances are you’re studying Shakespeare and are having a few issues with some of the language. Although Shakespeare wrote in Early Modern English, his writing contains …
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5 Tips to Writing a Great Paper
The fact that you’re reading this shows you probably have a paper deadline coming up sooner than you’d like. You may be stuck in either the introduction or the conclusion—hopefully in the latter, but probably in the former. Do not …
5 Poetry Activities for Your Classroom
Five poetry activities for your classroom.
Reading Round-Up: January
We asked everyone in the office to talk about their favorite books from last month. Take a look at our favorite reads from January, and let us know in the comments which books you’ll be adding to your to-read list. …
Character Activities for Your Classroom: Part I
Nine character-focused activities for your classroom
Reading Round-Up: December
We asked everyone in the office to talk about their favorite reads from December.
5 Inspiring Reads for the Start of the New Year
Let’s look at five stories and poems to help encourage resilience and hope in the new year.
5 Authors who Loved the Greek Gods
Let’s look at some of the poets, playwrights, and novelists through the ages who have found inspiration in the tales of the Greek gods.
