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Here we explain the most common literary terms encountered in typical units of poetry, short story, novel, and drama. Terms for poetry classes incl...
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This program helps teach process, comparison, classification, cause and effect, and persuasion, as well as writing descriptively, stimulating the f...
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Here’s a book bursting with 500 language arts questions designed to be used in a number of different ways. Use the sheets of questions as the basis...
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The Quiz Bowl questions are written in the spirit of the scholastic quiz bowl programs. Over 500 questions are based on material presented in schoo...
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The English Fun Factivities curriculum guide represents a compendium of over 500 in-class activities, discussion topics, research projects, and cro...
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Here are 50 activities that can be used as supplementary aids in teaching units on prefixes and suffixes, alphabetizing, silent letters, compound w...
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William Wordsworth is the greatest figure of the Romantic Age in English literature, and ranks with Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Milton as one of the ...
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This program provides an in-depth discussion of the four basic types of point of view: omniscient, limited omniscient, first person, and objective....
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Poetry can take many different forms – from the rolling and easy-to-memorize ballad, to the compact, suggestive haiku, to the artful rambling of fr...
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While the novel as a literary form has existed for only 300 years, there can be no thorough study of literature without an examination of this lite...
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This unit seeks to acquaint students with figures of speech and how they work, with definitions of such writing tools as hyperbole, antithesis, iro...
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Forming the plurals of English singular nouns represents yet another case in which our fascinating language displays great diversity, if not always...
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Jane Austen is one of the few writers that is a favorite of both literary scholars and the reading public, and her six novels rank among the classi...
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The plot of a novel or story represents its structure, the mechanism that propels it from beginning to end. It is plot that keeps a reader turning ...
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This program shows how phrases add richness and clarity to our language. It teaches the importance of phrases, their different uses, and the vital ...
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Guy DeMaupassant fashioned many unforgettable stories and characters and, for himself, a place in history as the father of the modern short story. ...
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Often, the same young “Shakespeare” who composes manuscripts that glow with creativity will groan with frustration when confronted with the problem...
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Let’s be honest; spelling can be a real pain in the neck. But it is not a hopeless task, and this program will make spelling easier for learners of...
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Let’s be honest; spelling can be a real pain in the neck. But it is not a hopeless task, and this program will make spelling easier for learners of...
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With this full-color, narrated program, users will find that plural forms can be easy to handle. The program features numerous games/puzzles, as we...
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Write letters that make Grandma proud. Impress your teacher with your lively essay. Earn an “A” on your next research paper. This program provides ...
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In this program, we provide clear definitions of antonyms, synonyms, and homonyms, with lots of examples of the contributions they make to the rich...
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This program explains the basic terms used in poetry including simile, metaphor, rhyme, rhythm, alliteration, and more. Students work through a ser...
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