Make English Language
Arts Engaging Across K-12
Ideal for learners of all ages, Boardworks offers ready-to-teach presentations that are standards-aligned and highly interactive to engage all learners
ELA in Action with Boardworks
Why ELA
with Boardworks?
Explore English Language Arts with engaging and varied teaching material, like exciting interactive activities, dynamic animations, summary quizzes, and games. Boardworks gives you everything you need to teach exciting, inspirational lessons that will engage all students.
Content covers all areas of a well-defined ELA curriculum including reading, writing, grammar, speaking, and listening.
Embedded formative assessments in core materials that reflect the rigor necessary for standard alignment.
Accompanying worksheets offer extension activities and opportunities to check for understanding.
Process-based writing lessons where students write in narrative, informational, analytical, creative, and argumentative formats.
Topics Covered
Elementary ELA
Reading Literature 2
Reading Literature 3
Reading Multimedia
Reading Non-Fiction 1
Reading Non-Fiction 2
Analyzing Non-Fiction
Reading Non-Fiction 3
Writing Opinions 1
Research Projects 1
Writing Opinions 2
Creative Writing
Research Projects 2
Presenting 1
Presenting 2
Presenting 3
Grammar Activities 1
Grammar Activities 2
Grammar Activities 3
Grammar Activities 4
Grammar Activities 5
Grammar Activities 6
Middle School ELA
Plot, Characters and Setting
Language in Literature
Structure in Literature
Point of View in Literature
Literature in Production
Comparing Literature
Comparing Literature 2
Central Ideas in Non-Fiction
Analyzing Elements in Non-Fiction
Word Choice in Non-Fiction
Structure in Non-Fiction
Point of View in Non-Fiction
Media Literacy
Assessing Arguments
Comparing Non-Fiction
Writing to Argue
Writing to Inform
Creative Writing
Using Technology
Research Skills
Speaking and Listening
Analyzing Information
Presenting
Vocabulary
High School ELA
Themes and Ideas
Characterization
Narrative Structure
Language in Literature
Point of View
Comparative Literature 1
Comparative Literature 2
Analyzing Informational Texts 1
Non-Fiction Craft and Structure 1
Critical Reading
Analyzing Informational Texts 2
Non-Fiction Craft and Structure 2
Analyzing Historical Documents
Writing to Argue
Writing to Inform
Introducing Creative Writing
Practicing Creative Writing
Collaborative Writing
Research Projects
Speaking and Listening
Presenting
Standard English
Vocabulary
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