7 Ways to Practice CVC Words: Unlock your Students’ Reading Potential
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!
What is Phonemic Awareness?
You have head of phonemic awareness, right? If you need a little clarification and some suggestions, great – because I am here to help!
What is Phonological Awareness?
What is phonological awareness? You have been hearing all these Science of Reading terms thrown around, and they can get mixed up in your mind!
Well, I am here to help!
10 New Chairs for Flexible Seating
Hey teacher friends! Do you love flexible seating but your chairs are getting worn out? I was recently shopping for myself and found some fun new options for the classroom. So here are some ideas for you – 10 chairs for flexible seating! 10 Chairs for Flexible Seating Animal Themed
Back to School Writing Tips
Let’s get ready for fall with some back to school writing tips, awesome resources, freebies, a book giveaway (!) and an amazing blogger link up! Back to School Writing Tips Tip 1: Make Writing Fun and Give them Engaging Prompts Students will WANT to write if the topics are fun
4 Ways to Use a Giant Fidget Popper
So you have a giant fidget popper (you know the ones that have 100 bubbles) in your classroom, but you don’t know what to do with it? Well, I am here with 4 fun ideas! Ways to Use a Giant Fidget Popper 100s grid You could make your own by
5 Soccer Activities (World Cup) to Try in the Classroom
Your students can add two numbers or give you a synonym for the word sleepy, but they are not engaged at all… which is why it’s a terrific idea to incorporate themed soccer activities (or World Cup) into your lesson plans! Many students love soccer, play soccer, or watch it
5 Ways to Practice Sight Words
Sight words can be fun! Here are 5 ways for your students to practice. Hands on Sight Word Practice Magnetic Letters Magnetic letters have been a classroom standby for a long time- but have you played the what’s missing game? Have students make the word with magnets and then you
Play or Analyze these Songs in the Classroom
Play or analyze these songs in the classroom! These songs are split into two lists – one for general classroom use like transitions, brain breaks and more, and the other list is songs for analysis in English class or another type of middle school or high school class! How did
5 Ways to Practice Cause and Effect
Cause and effect is a super tough skill for us to teach and for students to master. So to help jump start your instruction, here are 5 ways that you can teach it to your students (and make it fun and relatable). ACT THEM OUT Act out scenarios with role
