
Mentor Texts for your Figurative Language Unit
Figurative language is an essential part of developing student literacy. Because of the nature of language and the need for context or connection, it can

Figurative language is an essential part of developing student literacy. Because of the nature of language and the need for context or connection, it can

As a teacher, introducing the basics of measurement and data in elementary school can be daunting – but it doesn’t have to be! With the

Reading comprehension doesn’t have to be a daunting task. We spend so much time planning, prepping, and curating the perfect comprehension activities for every lesson.

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

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

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

Presidents Day is around the corner! So, it’s time to start gathering some great Presidents Day books. Today, I have 5 excellent books to read

Teaching students about winter holidays around the world can be a wonderful way to celebrate diversity and foster cultural understanding. With so many December holidays

When the fractured fairy tale line of books came out, I bought every single one. I used them for so many different standards. Now that

When we’re teaching students how to understand fictional reading, it is essential for them to learn how to look for messages or morals in the

Fall is such an amazing time of year! The temperatures are dropping and the leaves are changing color! I’ve talked in previous posts about using

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