At night you can't sleep but in the morning you can't wake up. Normal hours are just not for you.

Twitter user Jason Yanowitz listed the stages that Italy went through during the outbreak of the coronavirus in the country.

Please don't hurt me. Or stand in front of me.

Don’t worry about a story that you haven’t finished. It’s okay to let it ‘rest’. There have been times when I have had three books waiting for me to finish…

This is a mini-lesson on the story of the Boy Who Cried Wolf. It includes a synopsis of the story and two comprehension quizzes. Quiz A is multiple choice for primary students and Quiz B is short answer for upper elementary students.This comes in a Word Doc form for editing! (Please beware, while I ...

A fashion and food blog that chronicles fashion in the least obsessive way possible and shares recipes in the most excessive way possible.

Don't forget, when on Reddit No Sleep, all of the stories are true. H/T r/nosleep

Saying "Rest in Peace" is a way we express our feelings when someone has passed away. It is a kind and gentle phrase that shows we care about the person who

This exam covers it all. There are some specific Greek/Latin prefixes and roots that might need to be deleted/changed (depending on your word study), but the rest of the test is the same ELA stuff we all teach! There are no reading passages, just terms, including: story elements (theme, plot, resolution, climax, conflict, etc.), figurative language (alliteration, personification, etc.), characterization, and a lot more. Could be used as a pre/post test for either 7th or 8th grade. I will be making this into an ActivInspire Flipchart too, so look for that soon! That way you could use it with your ActivExpression Remote Controls to get instant data. Yayyy! Otherwise, make an answer sheet to grade with scanner, grade with a scantron, or just the good ol' fashion way. :-)

The Selected Letters of Willa Cather, despite the author's wish for her correspondence to remain unpublished, finally sees the light of day this month. The editors of the book, Andrew Jewell and Janis Stout, take us inside the private life of a great American writer.

Die German Extrawurst.

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