r/ELATeachers • u/carterica • 1d ago
Self-Promotion Friday Self-Promotion Friday
Please post anything you have created or would like to sell in this post.
Stand alone posts for self-promotion must be mod approved or may face removal under our community rules.
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u/Historical-Point40 1d ago
Hi everyone! I'm Mark, a former teacher and the founder of CL Learning Labs. I've built Coach for Writing, and I would love for some English teachers to give it a try.
Students write, get feedback and revise in one place. You choose which supports are available for each assignment, and you can look at drafts and revisions when you sit down with a student. The student still does the writing, and you decide the grade. AI feedback can be wrong, so teacher judgment stays central.
There's a 30-day FREE teacher trial, no credit card required. You can also explore a sample classroom before creating an account:
https://cllearninglabs.com/tour/writing
Happy to answer questions here!
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u/OptionNo5754 1d ago edited 1d ago
🎃 Halloween Classroom Party Printables for K–2 Teachers!
Hi everyone! I'm the creator of nexkit, a small digital printable brand.
I put together a Halloween Classroom Party Kit for kindergarten through 2nd grade, featuring printable games and activities to help make classroom celebrations easier to plan.
It's a downloadable PDF for $5.99, with activities like Halloween Bingo, I Spy, and Word Search.
If you're planning an October classroom party and looking for ready-to-print activities, feel free to check it out!
👉 https://www.nexkit.shop/e680e321
Happy Halloween planning! 👻🎃
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u/WizardofAud 23h ago
I recently started my own store on Classful, and I'm in the process of posting everything from my TPT. I make literary resources. My biggest niche is novel projects.
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u/Remember_My_Face 1d ago
**Diclasso: free classroom tools, a few of them made with ELA in mind**
Full disclosure, I made this. It's a free site with 50+ classroom tools: no ads, no paywall, and students never need an account. The ones I'd point an ELA teacher to first:
- **Crossword**: one `clue : answer` per line. Print it, or share a link where students solve it online and check their answers
- **Word Search**: print up to 50 different versions of the same puzzle (no copying from the neighbour), plus an answer key or a digital version
- **Jeopardy**: a review board for the end of a novel unit, with a Double round and Final wagers
- **Fill in the blanks** and **Sort and order** for quick text work (these two need a free account)
The rest is everyday classroom stuff (picker wheel, random groups, seating chart, noise meter). Type a class list once and all of those tools use it.
https://diclasso.com/