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Author Archives: Marilyn Yung

Book Bentos: 5 Tips to Make Them Better

Based on my first attempt with book bentos, I came up with these 5 tips to make these fun projects even better.

Posted byMarilyn YungMarch 23, 2021December 6, 2021Posted inReadingTags:Book bentos, Creativity, Education, ela, High school, Reading6 Comments on Book Bentos: 5 Tips to Make Them Better

How to Make Student Writing More Specific

Being specific in writing means naming things

Posted byMarilyn YungMarch 15, 2021July 6, 2022Posted inEpic Writing LessonsTags:Be specific, Creativity, Education, English, Writing2 Comments on How to Make Student Writing More Specific

Ralph Waldo Emerson for High School Students

A recent snow day activity has sparked my curiosity about the possibilities of combining student photography with reading.

Posted byMarilyn YungMarch 8, 2021September 1, 2022Posted inAmerican Lit, Art & Photography, ReadingTags:Education, English, High school, Nature, Photography, Transcendentalism5 Comments on Ralph Waldo Emerson for High School Students

Ekphrastic Poetry Video Resources for Students

Experiment with ekphrastic poetry and infuse your English class with beautiful art. These videos will help.

Posted byMarilyn YungMarch 1, 2021October 20, 2022Posted inCreative Writing, Poetry Lessons, Writing InstructionTags:Art, Education, Ekphrastic poetry, Poetry, Writing3 Comments on Ekphrastic Poetry Video Resources for Students

Holy On-Time Homework, Batman!

How I got my students to turn in their assignments on time

Posted byMarilyn YungFebruary 22, 2021June 14, 2022Posted inThe Teaching LifeTags:Accountability, Education, Homework, Missing assignments, teaching2 Comments on Holy On-Time Homework, Batman!

New Writing Contest for Students Grades 6-12

Check out this brand new writing contest for grades 6-12!

Posted byMarilyn YungFebruary 15, 2021May 19, 2021Posted inWriting ContestsTags:Education, Essay Contests, International schools, teaching, Writing Contests, Writing Contests for StudentsLeave a comment on New Writing Contest for Students Grades 6-12

My Slightly Odd Teacher Self-Care Routine

She was just doing what she had to do to generate some positive energy amidst a group of silent, unresponsive, insecure high schoolers.

Posted byMarilyn YungFebruary 8, 2021June 14, 2022Posted inThe Teaching LifeTags:Education, High school, Self-Care, teachingLeave a comment on My Slightly Odd Teacher Self-Care Routine

My Top 12 Posts of 2020

I packed this post with links to the 12 most-read articles of 2020 from my blog. Click away!

Posted byMarilyn YungFebruary 1, 2021June 14, 2022Posted inGrab BagTags:Edublogger, Education, ela, Reading, WritingLeave a comment on My Top 12 Posts of 2020

An Idea’s Best Friend: “In other words,”

These three little words — In other words, — help students develop their ideas

Posted byMarilyn YungJanuary 25, 2021July 6, 2022Posted inEpic Writing LessonsTags:Education, Mini-lessons, Walter Mitty, Writing, Writing tipsLeave a comment on An Idea’s Best Friend: “In other words,”

Ekphrastic poem mentor texts by high school students

Use these six student-written poems as mentor texts for teaching ekphrastic poetry

Posted byMarilyn YungJanuary 18, 2021October 18, 2022Posted inPoetry LessonsTags:Education, Ekphrastic poetry, High school, Poetry, Writing4 Comments on Ekphrastic poem mentor texts by high school students

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  • The Magic of Memorizing for High School Students March 29, 2023
  • Ekphrastic Poetry: New Website and Podcast March 20, 2023

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