Olive the Other Reindeer Close Reading Activities
Please note this post contains affiliate links. To read more about affiliate links, click here. When my district moved to a close reading routine,
Please note this post contains affiliate links. To read more about affiliate links, click here. When my district moved to a close reading routine,
In writing, we’ve been working on where authors get their ideas. Following our small moments lesson, we were ready to keep looking inward to find
My students’ favorite units (and mine!) every October is to learn about Bats. I’m a huge believer in thematic teaching and bats just seem to
Halloween is just around the corner! This is hands down one of my favorite times of the year to teach! Bats, spiders, pumpkins! They all
I LOVE all things simple, quick, and make my life as a busy teacher easier. AND I especially LOVE sharing those ideas with you! Who
As I sat in a meeting with my second grade team… my mind began to wander to the more important things that needed to
Let’s talk persuasive writing, shall we? To me, this is the hardest type of writing to teach. Why? Simply put… kids aren’t used to defending,
Ok… we’ve all been there. Where you peer out to your classroom and you’re having a via GIPHY Kind of day. This is seriously
Stop the summer slide! Spur the summer rise! Guest blog post by Marnie Ginsberg Summer Slide: A Widening of the Achievement Gap Would you
As teachers we’re constantly reading. Like seriously… Data charts IEPs, meeting notes, emails, student chicken scratch (I mean what word is that??). The last thing
