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Hi! I'm Michelle,

your online English teacher, who is writing blogs (to provide you with English teacher lesson plans to tackle state standards) and creating ELA resources (to empower you to teach secondary-level students of various abilities).

You’re in the right place if

  • you’re living on a teacher’s salary,
  • you’re spending too much of your free time planning and differentiating lessons,
  • you want your students to transform into superb writers with strong voices and excellent editing skills, and/or
  • you don’t feel confident in teaching some of the skills that are required by your state standards.

This is why I’m here and why I created a free comma rule resource for you. I’d like to begin by helping you teach some punctuation rules.

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If you’re ready to begin teaching those often-neglected comma rules, then I’ve got just the thing for you!

I’m giving you lessons to introduce and practice comma use with your students in a simple way. 

By signing up for my email list, you’ll receive 25 warm-ups (to use at the beginning of class), anchor chart PDFs (for use throughout the school year), and a slideshow presentation starring Max (to introduce your students to five comma rules).

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