Resource Round-Up: World Mythology, Holiday Bell-Ringers, Festive Figurative Language, and More!

Before you sink your teeth into some pumpkin pie and raise a glass to friends and family, grab some turkey-rific resources to share with your students! Discover book report banners, a middle school mythology unit, festive, figurative language task cards, and more! We hope you’ll fill your larders and have a little time to relax and enjoy the upcoming holiday. 

	“This no-prep unit includes purposes, elements, and characteristics of world mythology. It includes stories, reading comprehension activities, project ideas, and more!”
	“These colorful posters include inspirational quotes from popular children’s books. They brighten up the classroom and spark discussion with your students.” It’s Free!
	“Celebrate Christmas and the winter holidays in your classroom with this set of 32 figurative language task cards. Featuring classic and contemporary holiday themed literature and poetry, each card prompts students to identify a specific element of figurative language and explain the function of its use within the passage.”
	“Tired of boring book reports? Have your students make a banner with pennants showcasing major aspects of the book they read.” It’s Free!