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Ideas on how to creatively teach grammar.

These are online activities that middle school students can go to themselves to get extra help with their grammar and punctuation.

This resource is helpful because it offers beneficial quizzes that can help students improve their understanding of certain aspects of grammar. The Extra Practice Tab offers additional information on certain subjects and extended practice. This website also offers grammar related games for students to practice their grammar with.

We have been discussing ESL classes and how teachers are not prepared for classrooms with students who do not speak any english. This blog gives advice and helpful resources for teachers.

This is a blog that gives new updates in grammar, defining rhetorical devices, dictionaries and the like. It's a good place to look if you have a random question about grammar or what is happening in the English language today.

This is an excellent resource page that teachers can use to get links to information about literature, grammar, poetry, tests, standardized tests, writing, reading, and this is just the beginning.

This website offers helpful vocabulary activities that can be utilized within the classroom in order to enrich students' knowledge. It also offers helpful grammar activities that can help refresh and review the basics for students.

This website is geared more towards ESL teachers, with many helpful tips on teaching grammar, as well as information about jobs. This website also offers teacher forums.

Website that offers study guides, resources, links to children's literature, etc.

It has lesson plans, guides to teaching, links to other sites, and a lot of other great resources for the classroom.

This website is a helpful tool because it has resources for just English teachers. Whether you are trying to teach poetry or grammar, this website has tools to help you.

This site has ideas for practicing and resources to aide in vocabulary words, grammar, writing, research, free online books, public libraries, literature guides, and poetry.

This is a YouTube video that was a project for a high school public speaking class. It's a good example of how we can use technology to allow our students to use a little creativity and have a little fun with their assignments. Also, many of us may be asked to teach a speech class at the school where we are hired!

This rap song is catchy and also can help students learn the different parts of speech.

This site provides lesson plans for all subjects and for all grade levels for the most used types of lessons. Like Beowolf, grammar, Huckleberry Finn, just to name some English ones.

Pretty funny, illustrated explanation of when to actually use semicolons.

This website offers a great list of lesson plans for teaching high school English. They are a great place to start when brainstorming what types of activities to do for a text. It is especially helpful in regards to teaching grammar.

This page offers over 4,000 free English lessons for middle school and high school students. It could be extremely resourceful.

This site provides A LOT of lesson plans, for each content area, grade, etc. The site breaks up the lesson plans into sections as well, including poetry, reading comprehension, writing, etc. A great tool to gain some ideas for lesson plans in the future.

This is a popular site for online educational games for kids of all ages. Features all subjects: math, grammar, spelling, science, and history.

I would use this website to get ideas for lesson plans on poetry, public speaking, grammar and spelling. This is a great place for teachers of all content areas and grade levels.

This site contains a lot of information on just about every aspect of teaching English. All of the various areas broken down, with lesson plan, project and unit ideas on poetry, literature, writing, reading, vocab, grammar, esl, etc.