Reading articles for middle school

Getting middle school students excited about reading is really challenging, and without fun and engaging texts to read, students will quickly lose interest. One sure-fire way to keep students engaged in your reading class is to use reading comprehension worksheets about topics they are actually interested in. That's why we have put together this list of fun and interesting reading comprehension worksheets for middle school students. As always, these are FREE to use in your class. Simply…

167 Journal prompts for teens that will help tackle challenges and encourage them to reflect and think about their future goals

For any teacher or parent that is looking, here is my list of best books for middle school readers. Each of these books has been read or recommended by my students or I during the course of our time together:

This is the high school reading comprehension worksheets section. High School is a time where a student may improve their reading comprehension. The more one reads, the better they will be at reading compehension.

Read Spanish passage and answer questions in English #spanishworksheet #newteachers #printable

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When attention spans are short, these do the trick!

Nonfiction can easily get overlooked in favor of literature in ELA courses, so using article of the week is a great way to incorporate more nonfiction readings. This #2ndaryELA Twitter chat was all about implementing article of the Week. Middle school and high school English Language Arts teachers discussed how they implement article of the week in their classroom. Teachers also shared how they structure and mark student responses. Read through the chat for ideas to implement in your own…

Teaching Roald Dahl's Short Story The Landlady is my favorite lesson of the year. It’s such a powerful story to read during October or any time of year!