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These essay questions are great for a post reading activity. They address most students' skill levels. Works best if students can choose which one they want to write about.

This test cover most aspects of basic grammar. It has 70 questions and works with Scantron.

This is a long list of ideas that students can use to write about in their journals. They can also use it as a jump off point to essay ideas.

Looking for way to show your students different ways to organize their papers? Check out this handout. It's perfect as an overhead too.

This handout is great to help student focus on the different parts of a story. It includes work your students can do with a dictionary and vocabulary. You can use both sides or just one.

Are kids stuck for an idea when it comes to writing about their own lives. This handout has a list of ideas to help them figure out what to write about.

Great for students doing research papers. This handout shows students how to take the quotes that they read from books and shows them how to use them in their own paragraphs.

This handout is a great first day activity. You'll get important information about your students and learn more about them and their needs quickly.

This handout is a great way to get kid talking. Perfect as an ice-breaker, students interview each other then introduce each other to the class. Great for the first day of school.

Want to find out how much your students know before getting started with grammar? Use this as a baseline or just if your curious to see what they know.

This a is good test for students 4th grade and above after reading The odyssey. It's short and multiple choice. Can be used as a quiz too!

This handout is an easy way to maintain student interest while reading the story. It's a list of questions that cover the story from the beginning to the end and can be used to review for the test.

After reading The Odyssey use this quiz to review basic knowledge of the story. Written to be used with a Scantron.

Save yourself some time. Encourage your students to type their assignments. This handout will help students who type their papers and essays. It reviews the basic rules for formatting their papers.

This handout helps students understand quotations and how to put them in their narratives.

Tired of reading students work that puts you to sleep? Then this handout maybe for you! This handout/overhead really shows students how to be more creative using transition words and phrases.

This handout also makes a good overhead. It shows the play's basic actions over four days. Students really get a sense of the tragedy after reviewing it.

Keep kids interested while your reading the play with these questions. Kids can look for the answers while they read.

This abridged version is a great way to introduce students to Romeo and Juliet. It's short, it can be read in about 2-3 days or stretched over a week, and retains many of the Bard's famous lines.

Tired of : "My essay is about..." or "This paper is about...?" Then maybe this handout can get your students to be more creative. Great for students 4th grade above.

This paper will help students organize and understand what needs to be in a thesis statement.

This handout is great for students who have a hard time figuring out how to organize and write a short essay. This formulaic approach is easy to understand and really helps clueless students.

This handout is great if your doing a unit on context clues. It goes indepth on the different ways context clues in aiding students figure out unfamiliar words.

Use this checklist when your doing group work and having students check each other's work.