Teacher Tips #565: English Language Arts Worksheets and Lesson Plans

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Weekly Tips for Teachers Issue 565: May 9, 2011

Today: English Language Arts Lessons and Worksheets

1. English Worksheets 2. English Lesson Plans 3. English Teaching Center 4. All Related Worksheets 5. All Related Lesson Plans Teacher Forms Printable Sets A True Must See! Easy! English Language Arts Puzzle Makers Just Click and Print It... View 15,000+ Pages... See It Now... Ultimate Teacher Pack : 50,000+ Printables...

Teacher Resources For Your Week Teaching Tip: Fun Language Arts Lesson Ideas Here are some of our favorite lesson plans specifically for Language Arts. 1. Adjective Circles - One of our true favorites. 2. Bean Bag Nouns - This really gets them moving. 3. Find The Main Idea - A neat way to help students increase this basic skill. 4. Genre Search - An online scavenger hunt of sorts. 5. Identifying Mood - This is a difficult task for students. 6. Irony - A great way to introduce students to the concept. 7. Is It Who or Whom? - When students need a quick review. 8. Jump and Twirl Spelling - Bring in your sneakers that day. 9. Slap It Down - Students have a chance to get "slap happy"! 10. 3D Story Model - Students set the stage for a story. Teachers become a Teach-nology member now! Save tons of time! This Week in History 1749: The final volume of Tom Jones is published. 1899: The lawn mower is patented.

Teacher Inspiration and Humor Inspiring Teacher Quote "Life is ten percent what happens to you and ninety percent how you respond to it." Lou Holtz Jokes You Can Tell in Class A good piece of chocolate has about 200 calories. As I enjoy 2 servings per night, and a few more on weekends, I consume about 3,500 calories of chocolate in a week, which equals one pound of weight per week. Therefore, in the last 3-1/2 years, I have had chocolate caloric intake of about 180 pounds, and I only weigh 165 pounds. So ... without chocolate, I would have wasted away to nothing about 3 months ago! I owe my life to chocolate!

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