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In the long story that is English literature there is no one quite like Charles Dickens, and his appeal to readers remains as strong today as it wa...
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This program makes punctuation both interesting and accessible for learners of all ages. Through this lively, animated presentation, students learn...
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This program makes punctuation both interesting and accessible for learners of all ages. Through this lively, animated presentation, students learn...
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This program makes punctuation both interesting and accessible for learners of all ages. Through this lively, animated presentation, students learn...
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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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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 package of 31 overhead transparencies is designed to help in teaching the eight parts of speech. The purpose of the program is to focus studen...
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This package of overhead transparencies is a supplementary program designed to help in the teaching of the correct formation of the paragraph. The ...
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The complete American Literature transparency program series includes American Literature From 1620 to 1820, American Literature From 1820 to 1865,...
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The literature of the United States following World War II was, in many ways, a product of that war, mirroring a fact that the war had so clearly e...
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Knowing how a newspaper is constructed is part of every language arts curriculum. Using these reproducible activities, put students to work studyin...
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This program offers 50 activities designed to reinforce student understanding of terms like plot, conflict, character, flashback, foreshadowing, po...
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Walt Whitman was the first American to take the common experience of man as the very source of high poetry. His masterpiece Leaves of Grass is mor...
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Theater, as we know it, has existed for approximately 2,500 years. This superb production looks at the early Egyptian “passion plays,” the Dionysia...
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This cartoon-style unit addresses that elusive element known as “style.” Rather than presenting a dry listing of “general principles,” the program ...
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For too many students, learning the correct usage and placement of punctuation marks can seem an impossible chore. This popular six-part series tea...
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This program provides a bright and thoughtful analysis of five of Shakespeare’s most important and influential plays: Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Romeo...
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“Show me a hero,” Scott Fitzgerald once said, “and I’ll write you a tragedy.” And while Fitzgerald’s life was as heroic as any he ever created for ...
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Four hundred years ago, there lived in England an actor, poet, and playwright named William Shakespeare. This superb two-part set offers a look at ...
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Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a work of drama and movement, full of stalking ghosts and fencing matches, pirate ships and dark castles. Despite this cons...
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This presentation of the life and works of George Orwell offers a portrait of a political writer whose major themes are man and his state, surely a...
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When The Great Gatsby appeared in 1925, it was hailed by T.S. Eliot as the first step forward in American fiction since Henry James, and the interv...
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