5 Must Reads for Teachers in the New Year (2018)
Christmas is over… it’s time to start thinking about life in 2018. Maybe you’re making big plans for 2018, or maybe you’re not… Either way…
Christmas is over… it’s time to start thinking about life in 2018. Maybe you’re making big plans for 2018, or maybe you’re not… Either way…
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, I’m rummaging through my crates for those “perfect for this time of year” books. But here’s the thing,
Time. A teacher’s biggest foe… There never seems to be enough of it, does there? That race against the clock starts as soon as the
In an effort to maximize my tiny reading small group time block, I’ve started doing a few different things. Today, I’m sharing those hacks for
So if you’re like me… you’re just now starting to settle into to the relaxing days of Summer. But, before you get too relaxed, I
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Why Snowflake Bentley Is a Powerful Anchor Text for Building Deep, Meaningful Reading Comprehension Some books earn a permanent place in our classroom libraries…not because
Geometry in Fall? Apparently, that can happen. If you’re like me and working on quadrilaterals in October, this simple, fun, and creative quadrilateral activity project
My third graders finally started writing, and honestly, all the papers were becoming a problem. So, I designed this Student Writing Folder in an effort
This past week, I used the Knuffle Bunny books by Mo Willems to engage my second graders as we worked on story elements and compare
