Essential Tools for Enriching your Reading Curriculum Hey teachers! We know many of us have to use a reading anthology program like Journeys or Reading Street as a base for their ELA instruction, or at least our reading and grammar instruction. Many come with differentiation options but the options seem
Capitalization made Easy: Practical Strategies for Young Writers As teachers, we know it’s tough to get students to use correct capitalization in their writing. I used to blindly try to help them without much direction. I eventually came up with helpful strategies for my young writers so that they could
10 Read Alouds that Might be New to You I was at a few bookstores in Maine recently, and came across some read alouds (picture books) that I had not seen before! And a couple that I already knew and loved. But I wanted to share with you in case
4 Games to Hack for Phonics and Phonemic Awareness Practice When you are helping students with phonics and phonemic awareness practice, it’s important to mix in some fun and really engaging activities and games! Here are 4 games to hack for phonics and phonemic awareness practice. 1. Connect Four The
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5 Ways to Help Students Check their Writing for Capitalization and Punctuation Writing with all the correct conventions can be tough for kids, and as teachers, we always wonder how to help students check their writing for use of correct capital letters and punctuation marks! Here are 5 helpful tips
We know from the science of reading (SOR) that is important for students to practice blending and segmenting all decodable words. Check out these 7 ways to practice CVC Words!
We know from the science of reading (SOR) that is important for students to practice blending and segmenting all decodable words. Check out these 7 ways to practice CVC Words!
We know from the science of reading (SOR) that is important for students to practice blending and segmenting all decodable words. Check out these 7 ways to practice CVC Words!
7 Ways to Teach Arrays and Repeated Addition We don’t want students to just memorize multiplication facts – we want them to understand how multiplication works! This is why repeated addition (like 3+3+3) and arrays are powerful strategies to make beginning multiplication accessible and engaging to all students. If you
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