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
Take a look at these fun ideas for reviewing math skills! Especially great for the end of the semesters or end of the year!
Books to Teach Parts of Speech I like to find as many ways as possible to make things fun in school. Teaching some topics can be a little blah, so I love using books to teach parts of speech! The following images can all be clicked on and you can
Keeping students engaged when teaching parts of speech can be a challenge, right? Let’s talk about some fun ways to go over nouns, verbs, adjectives etc., without making your students want to snooze. Parts of speech can be fun! Books Mad Libs Mad libs are so fun (and do you
So many students are struggling to pay attention and develop solid work habits in the traditional classroom. There must be a better way to help them! Do you want to try flexible seating to help your students focus and get more engaged but have questions? Or are you trying to
I transitioned to a full flexible seating classroom in September of 2016. So, I just finished my third year of using flexible seating options with my second graders and think it’s a great time to rate and evaluate what worked best for my students and what didn’t hit the mark!
Let’s talk flexible seating! Some of you know I changed my classroom into a flexible seating set up during the last school year. It was really exciting and so beneficial to my class. Once thing to think about if you are switching to flexible seating for the first time, is
Have you been thinking about trying flexible seating this year? I have decided to go full flexible seating with my second grade this year and have done a lot of reading and research. Thought I’d share what I am doing in the classroom and some ideas that I found that
Hey everyone! A few months ago I did a video discussing how you can be prepared for the end of the year in advance. Now, I know in some parts of the country the school year is ending in a month, but a few of the tips may still help
So I am back with my top 3 Social Media Posts of the week! First: INSTAGRAM Lots of people liked my picture of the quilt I had made from my precious tee shirts from Project Repat. They did a super job and were pretty affordable (half the cost of some
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