5 Fun Collective Nouns Activities for Your Classroom
Looking for new ways to teach collective nouns? This post shares 5 lesson ideas (plus 3 collective nouns anchor charts) to help students understand and
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Teaching grammar doesn’t have to be boring seat work… The capitalization activities I’ve outlined in this blog post can be both engaging and exciting for
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In today’s blog post we will talk about incorporating speaking and listening skills in your elementary classroom! Finding time to focus on these crucial skills
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Assessment & Skill Activities: Prefix, Suffix, and Root
Welcome to the final post in the Word Parts blog series! In this blog post, we’ll be discussing how you can use assessments when teaching
Must-Have Mentor Texts for Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots
Welcome to the next blog post in our series about teaching word parts! Today, I have gathered my favorite mentor texts for teaching prefixes, suffixes,
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