Here is evidence that we have that “The Nerdy Gator Kid” has committed the sin of plagiarism in his post “Who is Shakesphere.” He copy-pasted the information and even the same links without citations (see screenshot number 2). See? The normal links for Mushroom are blue, but his links, as shown in screenshot number 2, ... Read more

In my opinion Shakespeare is worth learning about. It can improve our intellectualness and also we can learn funny insults, YOU EGG!!!

This discussion forum provides a space for my Grade 7 and Grade 8 students to discuss their research findings and identify connections on the subject of Shakespeare. other students are, of course, welcome to join the discussion 🙂 What to discuss? Well, here are a few prompts to get you started: Share interesting facts about ... Read more

This is the ‘Welcome to Shakespeare’ introduction for my Grade 6 English Language and Literature students, but anybody else is welcome to add to the discussion 🙂 There are three topics to research: About Shakespeare About Shakespeare’s time – What was England like in late Elizabethan and early Jacobean times? About Shakespeare’s work – his ... Read more

Is Mushroom commenting dead or is it just me? I can’t post text in comments! If this is me I’m cooked. If this is Mushroom everyone’s cooked!  e?

Announcement: I will be taking over Diet Pepsi’s account. OK, not rather taking over, but I will (probably) post stuff about Greek Mythology that resumes his ambition (if I have time and I have time and I have time and I have time). (That was repetitive, but the first one was time to do research, ... Read more

My grade 6 students have been busy putting together an epic fantasy story book that is suitable for a middle school readership. There are, however, some parts that sensitive readers may find disturbing so here is an advisory: Note to Readers: 6-7 Yoshi Kingdom is a collaborative fantasy novel created by student writers. It contains ... Read more

My grade 6 students have been busy putting together an epic fantasy story book suitable for a middle school readership. This team had something of an artistic disagreement when putting the final book together which resulted in this alternative version: This is a creative, collaborative fantasy adventure written in the style of a middle-grade or ... Read more

My grade 6 students have been busy putting together an epic fantasy story book suitable for a middle school readership. Here is the result: This is a creative, collaborative fantasy adventure written in the style of a middle-grade or young adult novel. The themes are positive—focusing on friendship, courage, loyalty, sacrifice, and the triumph of ... Read more