Grades:
High School
Article of the Week: Free Media Literacy Lessons for Grades 9-12
Just a few minutes a day can help your students become media literacy pros!
Meghan Mathis, M.Ed., Elementary and Special Education
Meghan is an Associate Editor at We Are Teachers. She spent 18 years teaching English/Language Arts in the public school setting and holds a Master's Degree in Elementary and Special Education.
Grades:
Elementary School
Free Printables! Best Books for Grades 2-6 Classrooms
We want ALL the books!
Grades:
4th Grade
Is Teaching Self-Regulation the Key to Fewer Classroom Issues?
This free research project will pay you to try it out with your students.
Meet Bookshare, the Inclusive Learning Tool Making Teachers’ Lives Easier
Now your students can learn in ways that work for them.
Grades:
10th Grade
Calling All US History and Civics Teachers: This Foundation Wants To Help You Get Your Master’s Degree!
America’s most prestigious award in constitutional history and government for secondary teachers.
Grades:
Grades 6-12
50 Attendance Questions: Free Google Slides To Get To Know Your Students
Build classroom rapport one thought-provoking question at a time.
Grades:
Middle School
Your Students Will Love This Middle School Math Game (Free Printable)
Perfect for whole-class lessons, early finishers, and emergency sub plans.
Grades:
Elementary School
Debate Graphic Organizers (Free Printables)
Help students keep track of their ideas during argumentative writing or debate lessons.
Grades:
High School
120 Short Story Ideas and Prompts To Get Creativity Flowing
Suddenly they won't stop writing!
Grades:
Elementary School
Free Student Interest Surveys: Get To Know Your Class
Let them tell you the best way to make your class a place you both want to be!
Grades:
6th Grade
40 Books for 6th Graders You’ll Want To Share Immediately
I want to read most of these myself, but I guess I'll share with my students too!
Grades:
Grades 6-12
Poetry Analysis Worksheet and Bookmarks (Free Printables)
Make thinking deeply about poems easy with these fun, thought-provoking questions.
“No, Actually, We’re Not Sorry”—22 Things Teachers Are Done Apologizing For
I will stop apologizing for having to pee.
Grades:
High School
Student Perception Survey (Free Printable)
What did your students really think about the time they spent in your class?
17 Essential Lessons for Teaching the Holocaust
"For the dead and the living, we must bear witness." —Elie Wiesel
Grades:
High School
How To Buy Your First Car: Free Financial Literacy Lessons
Such a fun way to teach students in grades 6-12 the steps to buying their first car! 🚗
