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This fine series defines and explains the rules of usage for all the major parts of speech. In addition to an original narrative and colorful artwo...
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The Battles of Lexington and Concord in 1775 Ñ the first battles of the American Revolution Ñ came after a dozen years of bad feeling betwe...
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In this transparency program, we explore the most common terms in the study of etymology … the study of how words are formed. Each transparency def...
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The purpose of this program is to give teachers a ready supply of meaningful activities to use in the typical language arts classroom at those time...
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English Usage Portfolio takes up where grammar books leave off by providing a wealth of supplementary exercises. This book of 50 reproducible works...
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In a good short story, every element in its artistic composition — plot, character, theme, narrative manner, and setting — should contribute to the...
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The Middle Ages lasted for roughly 1,000 years, and witnessed the transformation of Europe from a vast wilderness dotted with outposts of the Roman...
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This magnificent five-part series offers a look at the history of English literature from the 1600s to the 20th century. Through colorful photograp...
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This program defines the important literary devices of simile, metaphor, paradox, symbolism, alliteration, assonance, and onomatopoeia. It also off...
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Many students feel an initial resistance to poetry that can be difficult to overcome. This unit debunks some popular modern myths about poetry’s “h...
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Nick Adams was the hero of Hemingway’s first work and the prototype of such later Hemingway heroes as Jake Barnes, Frederic Henry, and Harry Morgan...
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This program provides a touching portrait of Franz Kafka, whose influence on Western literature grows more intense with the passage of time. It off...
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There exist many and excellent reasons for calling William Faulkner the greatest American novelist of the 20th century. He approached his material ...
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Is a clause independent, or is it subordinate? How do subordinate clauses work in a sentence? How can we identify adjective clauses, adverb clauses...
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This program traces the life and work of Emily Dickinson, and explores the world in which Dickinson lived. Each section is accompanied by a compreh...
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This transparency program is an invaluable aid in presenting various problems students encounter in sentence construction as well as showing method...
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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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This fine program tackles common writing problems that plague most student writers. The 50 activity sheets address such problems as redundancies, s...
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Give your students the opportunity to turn poems into videotaped productions for classroom viewing. Or assign students to create a large calendar f...
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Generally, when students finish reading a book, teachers ask them to do one of three things: 1) give an oral “report,” 2) write a written “report,”...
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Challenge your students on their knowledge of Julius Caesar in a fun new way! This game requires both comprehension of the play, and board strategy...
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In this fast-paced program, students must rely on their powers of observation in all ten My Word! games. Each game centers around an answer ‘poster...
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This spirited program seeks to instill in students a love of language and a curiosity about the etymology of words they encounter. It examines the ...
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When Columbus “discovered” America in 1492, there were already several million real Americans living there. This two-part production shows how the ...
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