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All About EVENTS- Teaching Events to Students
For today’s Story Elements Study, we are going to focus on teaching events. If you are interested in ideas for teaching events in your elementary
All About SETTING- Story Elements Study
In this Story Elements Study, we are going to take a look at teaching setting. Keep reading for lesson ideas, activities, mentor texts, and more!
All About CHARACTERS- Story Elements Study
Story elements are an important part of your literature skill curriculum. We are going to be taking a closer look at the parts of story
How to Teach Sentences to Students
Teaching sentences will be a big part of your language instruction! From simple to complex, sentences are woven into a large part of your language
Teaching Commas to Students
It’s time to teach commas! This little punctuation mark makes a big difference! Teaching commas in your elementary classroom should be done in parts. Students
Activities to Teach Johnny Appleseed
Do you teach a Johnny Appleseed unit at the beginning of the year? It was always a favorite of mine! Read this blog post for
Teaching ELA Mini Lessons Virtually
I have received lots of questions about how to use my ELA mini lessons in a distance learning environment. Teachers are finding themselves teaching virtually
Teaching Kids How to Represent 3-Digit Numbers
In this blog post, you will learn different teaching tips, strategies, and activities to help your 1st and 2nd grade students learn how to represent
Virtual Back to School Ideas for Teachers
As of now, back to school is all over the place. Some teachers are going virtual. Some teachers are in-person. And some teachers are doing
Language Tips: How to Teach Nouns
This blog post is all about language tips for teaching nouns. Nouns are the first language skill you should teach. Nouns are found in all
Teaching Literature Skills in Kindergarten
This blog post focuses on teaching Kindergarten literature skills. These skills are key for students to master as they begin to think critically about different
Teaching Nonfiction Skills in Kindergarten
This blog post focuses on teaching Kindergarten informational text skills. Informational text is nonfiction and allows students to learn more about types of text, asking
