These fun poetry activities will make it easy to celebrate April’s National Poetry Month at home or in the classroom. All month, students and teachers across the country (along with libraries, publishers, and poets) celebrate the art of poetry. With the FREE printable poetry resources in this article, teachers will be all set to help … Read more
Everything gets a plus now! Meta tried to slip a few subtle branding changes by you, but I won’t let them. You may not have noticed the name updates to a few features… Advantage+ Campaign Budget Remember Advantage Campaign Budget? You know, the feature that was originally Campaign Budget Optimization? Well, its name has … Read more
This is the seventh tutorial in our series CONNECTING WITH THE ELEMENTS – How to teach the Elements & Principles of Art. This week we’re featuring FORM. I know what you’re thinking… what if I don’t have a kiln? Can I still teach form? When I was a new teacher, I didn’t even know what … Read more
In Grow a Garden, Pet Mutations give pets unique abilities, stat boosts, or visual changes. You can mutate a pet that is level 50 and above by submitting it to the Pet Mutations machine. Pet Mutations offer different passives like XP boosts, applying fruit mutations, and more. The chances of obtaining each mutation differ, with … Read more
You Have to Be Comfortable With Being Uncomfortable One of the key points I want to emphasize in this blog is that making the leap from something stable to something unknown requires getting comfortable with discomfort. Easier said than done, of course. It’s a frightening experience to go from a steady income and a clear … Read more
Is your reading comprehension better than your listening comprehension? You’re not alone! It’s frustrating to think that you should be able to understand more. And it can be difficult to find resources — like podcasts — that are entertaining, understandable, and convenient for your English listening practice. Unfortunately, listening comprehension is a skill that simply … Read more
Maybe you’re managing a Twitter profile for a business or organization and want to ensure that your tweets are spaced out evenly throughout the day. Or perhaps you’re planning for a big event and want to ensure that your followers don’t miss any of your updates. Scheduling tweets ensures your content is timely and relevant, … Read more
First, read the earlier posts on Relative Clauses, especially #3 and #6. Advanced non-defining Relative Clauses are not as difficult as their name suggests. There are only two Relative Clause Pronouns used, whom & which, and the Relative Clause is usually at the end of the sentence. If you are studying for an IELTS or CAMBRIDGE … Read more
Did you know there’s a “secret sauce” to helping your students read faster, with more confidence, and fewer stumbles? The answer lies in word families. These little “word squads” are the key to unlocking hundreds of new words—turning emerging readers into decoding pros! Word families are key to students being able to unlock hundreds of … Read more
The media world is constantly shifting — fast content, fleeting trends, and viral noise are everywhere. But amid that noise, a new kind of publication has quietly been gaining momentum. It doesn’t chase trends; it sets the tone. It doesn’t just report on success — it embodies it. That publication is The Rich Reporter. … Read more