Considered by many to be the greatest writer in the English language, William Shakespeare had a monumental impact on culture and literature; in fact, many of today’s sayings were originally Shakespeare Quotes! Of these quotes—which have been in the English semantic lexicon for centuries now—many are word-for-word sayings used in our modern world, while [...]
April is National Poetry Month, and there’s no better way to celebrate than by reading and learning about poetry! One vital aspect of poetry is rhyme scheme, which helps a work of writing develop rhythm and tone. Rhyme scheme is one major factor that differentiates poetry from prose (although many works of modern & [...]
If you are planning on applying for college soon, part of weighing your options includes asking, “should you take both the SAT and the ACT?” In this article, we’ll break down the benefits of each test, who should take both tests, and the reasons why you will probably benefit from taking both the SAT [...]
We’ve curated several Earth Day activities for students that celebrate the holiday while helping students build their ELA & math skills! Earth Day is on Wednesday, April 22, 2026—keep reading to explore some ideas on how you or your classroom can celebrate! Students care deeply about the environment. They know about climate change and [...]
This Earth Day, celebrate our world by reading environmental literature! Expand your knowledge of Earth sciences or consider our planet from a new perspective with stories like the ones we’ve featured below. Whether you like fiction or nonfiction (or poetry!), take a gander through this selection of captivating environmental reading ahead of your next [...]
Happy April! In celebration of National Poetry Month, we’ve developed this guide of influential poems to teach figurative language. Poems are all about figurative and hidden meanings, so they’re a great way to familiarize oneself with abstract language. This collection features all kinds of poems—short and long, rhyming and free verse, modern and traditional! [...]
Is there a correlation between ACT scores and college success? Your ACT scores play a huge factor in your college admissions process, and a good score is a solid way to show admissions offices your skills. But, do they indicate that you’ll be successful once you’re in college? We’re exploring everything you need to [...]
With these short stories to teach literary devices, see how authors use literary techniques and elements with a captivating tale you can read in under an hour. Whether you’re an educator looking for instructional materials or a student looking for ELA practice, this selection of entertaining stories are ripe with material for literary analysis [...]
We’ve curated these Easter activities for the classroom as a resource for educators to bring the Easter spirit into class while helping students build their reading, writing, and math skills! Celebrating holidays like Easter in the classroom connects students from different cultures and backgrounds. By incorporating the holiday into the school day through themed [...]
Scans of a first edition copy of La Geometrie by René Descartes. Who are the minds behind the formulas and procedures you’re learning in math class? Take a break from your practice problems and learn about the people behind the concepts you’re studying with this look at 8 renowned mathematicians throughout history, [...]
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