Tips and examples for teaching types of irony in literature
What is irony in literature? Explore ELA teaching resources and tips about the three types of irony and irony examples in literature.
Bloom’s Taxonomy explained with examples for educators
There are many approaches, strategies, and schools of thought (pun intended!) associated with education, learning, and student success. One framework, Bloom’s taxonomy, is a keystone for many educators who want to build higher-order thinking skills while developing student confidence. In fact, it was developed to provide a common language for teachers and educators to discuss and exchange learning and assessment methods. Keep reading to learn more about Bloom’s taxonomy and how Flocabulary lessons are crafted to follow this tried-and-true method for engaging and empowering students. What is Bloom’s taxonomy? In 1956, a group of educators, including psychologist Benjamin Bloom, came…
10 Fun summer learning activities students will enjoy
Use these fun summer school activities with Flocabulary to keep students engaged and fight the summer slump this year.
Black History Month Contest 2023: Meet the winners and finalists
We’re announcing the contest winners and finalists for Flocabulary's Black History Month rap-writing and research contest of the year 2023!
Advice from rappers on writing rhymes for rap lyrics and poems
Explore tips from rappers on writing raps. Learn how to write rap lyrics and a rhyming poem with rhyme schemes and Lyric Lab.