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Teaching Nonfiction Text Features in the Fall
Are you looking for a way to make your normal nonfiction content more engaging? One simple way to boost student engagement is to theme your
Win 4 Pumpkin Children’s Books HERE!
Hello teachers! I’m giving away four pumpkin books for your classroom library. These will be delivered directly to your house or school, depending on where
6 Great Books to Use for Labor Day in Your Classroom
Labor Day is quickly approaching! This holiday is often overlooked because the beginning of the year is so busy. But it is an excellent chance
3 Ways Reading Exit Tickets Can Improve Your Teaching
As teachers, we are constantly looking for ways to check for understanding. We want to know: Was that lesson effective? Did they “get it”? Who
5 Reasons Why You Should Offer Early Finisher Activities
We have all been faced with the disruptive series of events that occurs when a student raises their hand and says, “I’m done. What do
4 Reasons You Should Keep a Checklist of ELA Standards
Do you use Common Core Standards at your school? Do you find it difficult to fit in all of the ELA standards you’re required to
Your Guide to Mastering the ELA Standards
Do you use the Common Core Standards? Are you looking for a way to make the ELA standards fit perfectly into your classroom instruction? There
Engaging States of Matter Activities for Kids
Solids, liquids, and gasses: Oh My! Almost all of us teach the states of matter in our elementary classrooms. This is an important concept for
6 Fantastic Books for Your Plant Unit
Teaching your elementary students about plants? Don’t forget to grab a few books to keep in your classroom library! You can use these plant books
Poetry Books Your Students Will Love
It is so exciting when it is time to teach poetry! This genre is one that is enjoyable to teachers and students, alike. Plus, students
5 Fun Compare and Contrast Whole Group Activities
Comparing and contrasting is an important cross-curricular skill that all students need to master. In order for your students to nail down this skill, you
Anchor Charts to Help Students Understand Poetry
Poetry is such a fun type of reading and writing. I have found that kids love learning about it and teachers love teaching it! While
