Use podcasts to teach poetry that engages students! Students love it!

Want the details on my most engaging, exciting, and fun novel study? Red Rising gets all students excited about reading!

Teach a book both you and your students will love! Pierce Brown’s Red Rising is perfect for a high school dystopia unit with depth, literary analysis, engaging interdisciplinary activities, extension ideas, creative writing assessments and more.

Bring light academia vibes to your classroom with modern books, poetry, podcasts, and creative projects—no dusty classics required. Perfect for high school ELA.

Fun and fresh ideas for 9th grade World Literature classes. Activities, text pairings, novel study ideas and more!

Did you have a challenging first year? Mine was rough too. Here’s some inspiration for the summer and next year!

Bring beauty, calm, and awe into your high school English classroom with these easy light academia classroom themed ideas.

How to have immaculate dark academia classroom vibes—without all the dead white guys.

For those days when it all feels like too much and you can’t remember why you love reading, much less why you love teaching it—try these tips :)

Get the students who “hate” reading to engage and enjoy your class! It can be done!

Need an activity to finish the year strong? Find out what your students know while having a TON of fun with these creative projects that will work for anything you taught this year!

Create the high school English classroom of your dreams with these dark academia inspired ideas for decor and creating an aesthetic. Includes links for freebie and paid posters.

Ideas and tips for implementing attachment strategies in classroom settings for better classroom management and higher connection in the classroom.

Teach critical thinking the fun way—with creative writing!

Get students hooked on poetry with the Poetry Unbound podcast…

How to organize a peer editing day that is beneficial for everyone.

Why poetry and podcasts are a match made in heaven…