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Genre Study: Resources for Teaching Non-Fiction
Prep Students for Close Reading with Curated Vocabulary Lists
Explore our comprehensive selection of non-fiction resources and learn how to create engaging activities to boost your students' comprehension.
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Genre Study: Resources for Teaching Graphic Texts
Prep Students for Close Reading with Curated Vocabulary Lists
Explore our comprehensive selection of graphic text resources and learn how to create engaging activities to boost your students' comprehension.
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Here's our annual roundup of the books that were assigned the most by middle and high school teachers on Vocabulary.com. Which ones did your students read?
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Genre Study: Resources for Teaching Science Fiction
Prep Students for Close Reading with Curated Vocabulary Lists
Explore our comprehensive selection of science fiction resources and assign engaging, text-based activities to boost your students' comprehension.
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Who Can Gobble Up the Most Words Over Thanksgiving Break?
Host an "Away With Words" Vocab Challenge
Keep the learning going strong during the upcoming break with some friendly competition!
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Tips & Tricks
Genre Study: Resources for Teaching Fantasy Fiction (High School)
Prep Students for Close Reading with Curated Vocabulary Lists
Whether you're delving into genre study or your students just really enjoy fantasy fiction, these ready-made curriculum resources will prep your students for closer, more enjoyable reading.
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Genre Study: Resources for Teaching Fantasy Fiction (Middle Grades)
Prep Students for Close Reading with Curated Vocabulary Lists
Looking for vocabulary lists to support the fantasy fiction readers in your class? These ready-made curriculum resources will boost your students' comprehension and take the tedium out of vocabulary instruction.
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