‘What happens? Who dunnit? Do they live happily after?’ We’ve all been asked these, or similar, questions….

Grammar is the root of a language. In English, it can also be the root of confusion….

Punctuation is important when you teach English it helps to organize writing it’s also important for reading…

The hare and the tortoise. Brer Rabbit. The lion and the mouse. The stork and the fox….

Whether it’s the influence of the ‘r’ on the ‘a’ in ‘chart’, or the way the silent…

Contractions are when two (or sometimes more) words are combined into one word, an apostrophe taking the…

A text is not just a text, it is an amalgamation of a number of features. This…

“Can I tell  you the story?” Isn’t that something you’ve heard your students ask? How many times…

I have a habit of comparing facing a challenge to climbing a mountain. It’s a really great…

Introducing Poetry to Your Classroom with Anchor Charts Teaching poetry can be daunting if you aren’t entirely…

Do you ever find yourself explaining the same concepts over and over again to your students? Maybe…

With so much information your students have to learn, it’s helpful to provide them with anchor charts….

It’s no coincidence that some institutions talk about their students ‘reading’ for a degree. Think about it:…