5 Tips for Teaching Capitalization and Punctuation Teaching capitalization and punctuation so students can master them in their writing can be tough for young writers. As teachers, we wonder how to support our students so they can become confident writers and self-editors. The key lies in providing them with effective
How to Help Students Master ELA Concepts with Interactive Notebooks Helping your students master writing and reading concepts and language skills can be really tough! Are you frustrated after seeing countless errors in students’ writing? Not sure what to do when students struggle with writing a paragraph or understanding an
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
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
Have you ever used Interactive Notebooks (INBS) with your class? They started becoming popular around 2014 but I want to explain to you 7 reasons why interactive Notebooks are still very relevant!
CREATIVE TOPICS Fun and creative topics get children much more excited about writing more than just the standard prompt “What did you do this weekend?” There is no better way to stop students’ creativity than drop that one on a class, right? Let’s check out some examples. In the Fall
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!
Hey teachers!! Are you using Interactive Notebooks or planning to? I used them for years with my second graders so I definitely developed some management tricks for interactive notebooks over time. Here are some tips for you! (and if you’re wondering why you should try INBs check out my blog post here
How Interactive Notebooks Keep Students Engaged INTERACTIVE It’s in the title! They are interactive and kids are not just reading and checking things off or writing a one word answer. Let’s peek at an example. Here in this activity for types of sentences, students cut out the flap
Things in our world are certainly stressful, aren’t they? And many of us are going to focus on teaching SEL during the pandemic. our students (and us teachers) need social emotional learning more than ever. I decided to use this space today to talk about some tools, resources, and ideas
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