5 Helpful Ways to Find Perfect Books for Elementary Students
Looking for some new ways to find books your students will devour? Here are five great ways to help ensure your students’ bins and their enthusiasm. are bursting!
Looking for some new ways to find books your students will devour? Here are five great ways to help ensure your students’ bins and their enthusiasm. are bursting!
How do you promote a love of reading in your classroom? I have found one of the best ways to do this is through read alouds. Here are five great ones!
Do you ever notice students who “fake read” during independent reading time? Here are five effective strategies to help get all your students engaged in real reading!
Have you ever wondered if your students are truly on task during independent reading time? These two reading assessments will answer that question.
R-controlled vowels can get very tricky. This post includes a wide variety of activities to give your students the practice they need to master these tricky vowel sounds.
Elevate you math workshop! Here are five great ways to increase student ownership and engagement during your math workshop time.
Students can use personal narrative mentor texts, anchor charts, and writing conferences to help them decide on a narrow topic for their small moment story.
There are many ways you can differentiate instruction to meet your students’ needs. Read on to find low-prep strategies that you can implement right away.
Determining the main idea is an important reading comprehension strategy. Read on to see how anchor charts, mentor texts, and graphic organizers can help.
I like to put a different spin on fluency strategies when using nonfiction text. The key is to use the readers’ feelings instead of the characters. Read on to discover how.
If you’re looking for some new strategies to give your students a little more freedom with their poetry, here are anchor charts, mentor texts, and teaching tips to help.
Positive communication with parents can make a huge impact on relationships. Read on for five positive ways you can communicate with parents.