Teaching Author’s Purpose with Super Storms
One of my favorite ways to touch on multiple learning standards at once? A thematic unit with a book at the heart! This post outlines
One of my favorite ways to touch on multiple learning standards at once? A thematic unit with a book at the heart! This post outlines
Well… October is finally here and you know I’m so excited to start pulling out all those Halloween themed books! One of my top-top faves?
The biggest concerns I hear when it comes to teaching reading comprehension in a digital classroom are… 1) Am I engaging my students? And 2)
The first week back after Winter Break is always a hard one… the kids are not *quite* back in the routine of school, and
You guys! Where did February go? I’m not gonna lie, it felt like the longest month in history, but here we are, already into March! #poof!
Can you believe it’s November already? Where has the time gone? Well… I’m still (somehow) surviving Kindergarten, but I wanted to pop in a share one
The first day of school can be nerve-racking! And that’s not just for the teacher. I can say with confidence I’ve survived my first day
So, your district told you it’s time to start implementing a Close Reading Routine in your classroom, but there’s just one *little* problem… You have
Please note this post contains affiliate links. To read more about affiliate links, click here. When my district moved to a close reading routine,
We made it, guys! We MADE it! Aren’t you just so thankful that Halloween fell on a Saturday this year?! Can
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