Teaching about immigration is important, but it can be tricky with younger students. We want to help them understand different experiences and connect history to today. In this blog post, I suggest fun activities for second, third and fourth graders to learn about why people move to new countries. We’ll
Educator Perks: Where to Find the Best Teacher Discounts As an educator, you deserve a little appreciation. That’s why many retailers offer special discounts to teachers. From classroom supplies to personal shopping, there are plenty of opportunities to save money. Keep reading to find out some of the best teacher
What’s New In Flexible Seating? Flexible seating is a great way to help students focus and get what they need while learning. It’s better than just rows of desks because it gives students choices. In this post, we’ll talk about what’s new in flexible seating and how to use them
Phonological and Phonemic Awareness: Essential Skills for Early Learners Phonological and phonemic awareness are the building blocks of literacy. Without a strong foundation in these skills, it can be challenging for young learners to develop effective reading and writing abilities. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of
Breaking the Code: 10 Essential Decodable Readers Aligned with the Science of Reading After teaching your phonics lessons, your students need some practice reading words in context! Decodable readers play a crucial role in helping young learners develop strong phonics skills and build fluency. When selecting decodable readers, we need
Science of Reading Phonics Centers: Tips for Success with Small Groups The Science of Reading provides us with a framework for effective phonics instruction. By incorporating what we know from the Science of Reading into your small group phonics centers, you can create effective learning experiences.Additionally, implementing these strategies at
Ignite Your Students’ Creativity and Supercharge Writing Skills this Year Tapping into your students’ creativity is key to fostering a love of writing. Using a variety of writing activities is a powerful way to ignite imagination, spark ideas, and boost overall writing skills. In this blog post, we’ll explore various
Must-Have Fun Phonics Resources for First and Second Grade Teachers: Engage your Students! As a first or second-grade teacher, you know phonics is key to build strong readers. But finding the right resources to keep your students engaged can be challenging. This blog post is here to help you with
Cracking the Code: Essential Strategies for Teaching Tricky Syllable Types Consonant-le and R-controlled Vowels Mastering tricky syllable types can be a stumbling block for young readers. Tricky syllable types, such as consonant-le and r-controlled vowels may need extra attention! This blog post provides effective strategies to help students master these
Shape Up Geometry: Hands-On Activities and Teacher Tips to Support All Learners Geometry can be a challenging concept for young learners, but it’s also a crucial building block for future math success. If you use engaging and hands-on activities into your classroom, you can make geometry a fun and exciting
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