Mr. Griot reviews the elements of a newspaper article. Then he uses the proofreading checklist and identifies and corrects errors.

Mr. Griot shares an example of an informational newspaper article to teach the important characteristics of informational writing.

Dr. Forrester reviews many of the jobs in the community and provides an overview of the process for applying for a job.

Cherokee blacksmith, soldier, and community leader Sequoyah ensured that his people’s language and culture would be preserved – by developing the Cherokee syllabary.

Mr. Griot uses a Venn diagram to compare and contrast various media sources.

Today Henry meets Dustbin, Recycle Bin and Compost Bin. All the Dustbins on Henry's street have been put out for the Dustbin Man to pick up but it's his day off! Henry becomes a Waste Collector and helps collect all the rubbish in his...

This video explores Frederick Douglass' significant contributions during the Civil War period. It details his strategic moves to secure his freedom, his travels in Great Britain advocating against slavery, and his return to America as...

This video revisits the life and accomplishments of Benjamin Franklin, highlighting his early beginnings, values, and significant contributions as a writer, printer, inventor, and Founding Father. It contrasts Franklin's influence with...

The choice of media to host your advertising is vast. So, let’s inventory as many advertising media channels as I can think of…

Today about half of America’s newspapers are controlled by private equity, hedge funds and other investment groups. But as the FT’s James Fontanella-Khan explains, one name stands above the rest: Alden Global Capital. The Alden recipe is...

Cara Fitzpatrick is a Story Editor for Chalkbeat National and New York. She covered education at newspapers in Florida and won the Pulitzer Prize for Local Reporting in 2016 for a series about school segregation. The series also was...

The Radical Monarchs take a field trip to learn about the history and significance of the Black Panthers. The tour emphasizes the importance of knowing history, facing challenges, and understanding the ongoing struggles for social...

Explore the 'ew' sound with Miss Phonics. Learn how to identify the sound, write the sound and read words that use the 'ew' sound.
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The 'ew' sound is a digraph or 'special friend' because it is made up of two letters. The...

Letter N book designed to make children familiar with the objects starting from letter N and how it looks

Unleash the dragon within with this creative DIY guide.

Known as the Father of American Literature, Mark Twain used satire and a sharp wit to explore and reveal the realities of US society in the 19th century. In doing so he developed an all-new “American style” of writing.

We all have news cycle fatigue. If it’s not struggling to find reliable sources online, then it’s figuring out how to sift through the myriad of competing (and sometimes conflicting) headlines that roll across our TV screens, cell phones...

Writing to a complete stranger about your most pressing, personal issues seems a bit odd. But that's exactly what the advice column is! From their origin as the Google of the 1600s to the booming renaissance of today, Danielle examines...

When you reach this higher level of English, it's time to start reading the news in English but what news should you consume? In today's episode, Lindsay and Aubrey show you 4 publications that are less biased than others plus find out...

Miss Palomine explains why recycling is so important. She explains that recycling saves trees. She also talks about other ways to protect natural resources.

Credible Sources recognizes if a source is credible by looking at examples of various sources and determining their credibility.

Using Commas: Items in a Series teaches how to use of commas to separate items in a series by adding commas where necessary to correct sentences.

Author’s Purpose Types explores the three types of author’s purpose: to entertain, to persuade, and to inform.

In episode 70 of Supreme Court Briefs, a police commissioner sues the New York Times for defamation after it runs an ad that talks trash about his department.