It’s coming! Reading center time! Or maybe you’re already in the middle of trying to run reading centers. Sure, you have all your curriculum resources and the routine! But do you have the 3 must-have resources for your reading centers? 4″x6″ PHOTO BOXES These can store almost everything! I store
Picture Books These back to school books are all great for read alouds during the first couple of weeks! If you leave them out, students will be picking them up to reread the rest of the year. Also, they are great for parents to read at home. Click on any
Now that it’s more than halfway through (thank goodness) of 2021, it may be time to shop for a new planner! Teachers can be passionate about planners, so I did my best to round up planners that you like! Here are some of teachers’ favorite planners!
Hey teachers! If you teach reading, you know it can be such a challenge, but back to school can be a cinch for teachers when it comes to reading! Trust me!
Can you believe it’s already that time? To help you get the year started off right, let’s talk about 5 back to school activities for the win! I may just have a bonus idea for you, too, and a freebie!
Pop its (or Poppers, Fidget bubbles, etc.) are such the rage that today, I have suggestions for you – 8 ways to use pop its to engage learners!! Why not harness their power and use them for academics?
Can you believe school is starting up again? At the beginning of the school year, you need ways to do some quick checks to get you know where your new students are academically. So I am coming to you today with 5 quick ways to assess your students.
Here comes the final post in the reading intervention series! Today I have a huge tip for you on where to find resources for your struggling readers and reading intervention all in one place. But first… Make sure you read the first three posts in the series: Reading Intervention: Where
This is the third post in a four part blog series on reading intervention! Find 10 tips to helping your struggling readers with phonics skills at this blog post! These phonics tips will help you amp up your reading intervention with students who need it the most!
Today we’re jumping in to the second of four blog posts about reading intervention! Last time we went over the first steps of letter identification and phonemic awareness (click here). Let’s talk about phonics and specifically phonics and sounding out words! First, a quick review – phonics involves printed words
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