• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to footer
Learning in Room 213 logo

Learning in Room 213

Lessons, Strategies & Digital Courses

  • About Me
  • Blog
  • Shop
  • Learn with Me
  • Contact Me
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter

SECONDARY ENGLISH TEACHERS ON PINTEREST

February 14, 2016 by Room 213 4 Comments

Awesome Pinterest boards for middle and high school English teachers

Six years ago, we built a cottage.  It was the result of ten years of dreaming and saving, and ten years of me cutting pictures out of magazines. I had a scrapbook and glue sticks and countless pictures of ideas for our cottage.  If only there had been Pinterest then, I could have invested all the money I spent on magazines into a piece of furniture for the cottage!

And, if only Pinterest (or the internet) been around when I started teaching, it would have saved me countless hours of planning for my classes.  There are so many ideas out there to inspire our lesson plans and classroom decor, even to give us advice on how to deal with the stresses of teaching.

I decided that I would share my favourite boards for English teachers.  I hope you can find some inspiration!

My Boards:
I’ve become a little addicted to Pinterest, so I’ve got quite a few boards for secondary English, but my favourites are my Secondary Reader’s and Writer’s Workshop, and my Writing Prompts boards.

Follow Room 213’s board For Writing Prompts on Pinterest. Follow Room 213’s board Secondary Reader’s and Writer’s Workshop on Pinterest.


From The Classroom Sparrow:
Ms. Sparrow has a number of awesome boards, including her Totally Free Resources and Sincerely Shakespeare , but my favourite is English Exposure:

Follow The Classroom Sparrow’s board English Exposure (English Language Arts) on Pinterest.
From Study All Knight:
Danielle has an amazing variety of boards, like All Things British Literature and High School Classroom Management & Inspiration. Danielle has recently become a guru of all things digital, so check out her Go Interactive Board:

Follow Danielle Knight’s board Google Classroom Go Interactive on Pinterest.

From Addie Williams:
Addie is a librarian who teaches ELA and Geography, so you’ll find a broad range of ideas on her boards.  I especially like Quotes, Posters & Sayings,  and ELA activities for Teens & Tweens:

From Darlene Anne:
If you’re looking for middle school ELA inspiration, you’ll find lots on Darlene Anne’s boards.  Check out: Literary Elements,  Clever Classroom Ideas.

From Angie Kratzer:
Angie has a lot of ideas for high school and AP English.  Her High School English board is chock full of inspiration:

Follow Angie Kratzer’s board High School English! on Pinterest.


From Juggling ELA:
Looking for help teaching Shakespeareand poetry?  Check out Tammy’s Teaching Shakespeare,  and Poetry Resources.

From Sophist Thoughts:
I love all of the videos that James has collected. His Animated Shorts to Teach is an amazing collection of short films you can use to teach literary elements.  Check out his  Short Story board for more videos.

From Secondary Sara:
Sara has an amazing collection of blog posts by secondary ELA teachers.  If you’re looking for inspiration and ideas, you’ll find both here:

Follow Secondary Sara’s board ELA Blog Posts on Pinterest.

From Stacey Lloyd:
Stacey’s boards include two that I especially like, her Teaching Grammar and Teaching Reading boards are sure to inspire you.

From 2 Peas & a Dog:
If you’re a middle school teacher looking for ideas, Krity’s boards will provide them.  Check out her Classroom Management and Google Apps for Education boards. She has a great series of blog posts too.

From Literary Sherri:
Sherri has boards that are a great inspiration for organization and decor.  Check out:
Follow Literary Sherri’s board The Decorative Classroom! on Pinterest.
Follow Literary Sherri’s board The Organized Classroom! on Pinterest.


From Brain Waves Instruction: 
Mary Beth has one of my favourite middle school blogs.  You can find links to her posts here.

That’s a lot of inspiration!  Do you have any favourite boards?  Let me know!



Uncategorized

Reader Interactions

Comments

  1. Room 213 says

    February 14, 2016 at 2:51 pm

    Is there an awesome secondary board out there that we should all be following? Let us know!

    Reply
  2. Classroom Sparrow says

    June 17, 2016 at 4:18 pm

    I just saw this post!! Thank you for sharing my board!! 🙂

    Reply
  3. Kristen Bowers says

    February 13, 2017 at 10:37 pm

    Great boards, and I even saw a few of my own pins out there! Thanks for sharing your favorites!

    Reply
  4. Margaret Chavis says

    February 20, 2022 at 9:12 pm

    Great activities for any teacher who wants to assess mastery of objectives taught.

    Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

GRAB A GIFT FROM ME

Get tips to avoid getting overwhelmed by your planning and grading

PLEASE, SEND THEM TO ME!

Footer

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter

Copyright © 2023 · Website by TechnoMedia · Log in