The Spark Creativity Teacher Podcast | ELA
Education:How To
If you tuned into the podcast last week, you know I received an email from Shannon, an ELA teacher with big questions. In a nutshell, she asked - how do we fit it all in? The writing, the review, the whole class novels, the skills...
Last week, we took a look at the big picture - how to plan the year to cover what you want to cover without getting overwhelmed. This time we're zooming in on planning a unit for one whole class text, and how to make all the decisions that go with it.
Discover my process for choosing a path through the reading, adding complementary texts, choosing consistent programs, and designing a buy-in project to help give the whole unit a solid shape.
You can use this step-by-step plan to approach units you'd like to redesign or build from scratch this summer.
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014: Creative Secondary Decor
013: The First Day of School doesn't have to be Boring
012: 3 Simple Systems for a Creative Classroom
011: Classroom Mini-Flips
010: Creative Assessment Options
009: Show your Administration your Strengths
008: Harkness Discussions (are awesome)
007: Why You Should Try Poetry Slam
006: 10 Ideas for your Professional Development (Besides Conferences)
005: How to Get Started with a Classroom Collaboration
004: Theater and Performance Activities for ELA
003: Start your Choice Reading Program
002: Easy Strategies for Differentiation
001: My Favorite Strategy for Every Single Unit
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