Read-Alouds vs. Novel Studies: Key Differences Between Them in the Classroom
As a teacher, you may be wondering whether to use read-alouds or novel studies in your classroom. Though they may seem similar at first glance,
As a teacher, you may be wondering whether to use read-alouds or novel studies in your classroom. Though they may seem similar at first glance,
You need books that are engaging and fun for your 3rd grade readers. These books also need to build essential reading skills and have cultural
Elementary students are either learning to read or reading to learn. But what happens when you have students who struggle with both? Guest writer and
Now that many teachers and homeschooling families are entering back to school season, how do we help students overcome learning loss? Well, guest writer Debbie
What do you do when your students aren’t completing their reading logs? This post outlines effective alternatives to reading logs that you can use no
Two of the core ingredients for a positive classroom environment are Respect and Empathy. As teachers strive to inject more of these social-emotional learning aspects
Teachers can never have too many book choices for students to enjoy! This post showcases 11 children’s books written by celebrities for elementary classroom teachers.
Incorporating more writing activities in your already packed teaching agenda can be a challenge. This post shares some of the ways I’ve been able to
Making the end of the year memorable is important for teachers and students. This post features end-of-the-year read alouds that you can use with students
This post features ideas and ways to use Plickers in your class. No matter what subject or grade level you teach, the FREE Plickers app