
Step-by-Step Crafts for Your Literacy Centers
As teachers, we’re always looking for literacy centers that will both benefit our students and keep them engaged. And sometimes that can be a challenge.
As teachers, we’re always looking for literacy centers that will both benefit our students and keep them engaged. And sometimes that can be a challenge.
Checking for comprehension takes time, so here’s an idea that you can use with all of your students. . . Reading response journals. What You’ll
Kids love working with a partner. It adds the social interaction they crave. But then you find they enjoy it a little too much, and
You’ve probably seen different spelling inventories out there. They have different names and are branded in many different ways. But they’re all just testing students’
Most teachers love Fridays because. . . well it’s Friday. Let me give you another reason to love Fridays. . . Friday Letters. Narrative writing
Much of decoding is chunking words into parts and putting the parts together to make a word. Often we tell our young readers to “sound
The 6 traits of writing has been a staple in writing instruction for years. To some, the 6 traits seem like something meant for older
If you’ve ever held a small group reading lesson, but weren’t prepared, you’re not alone. You had the data. The students are ready to read
Gathering your students’ phonics knowledge can be done in several different ways. You could look at a spelling inventory. Or listen to them read. You
Have you ever looked at your students’ writing and thought to yourself, “Where do I begin?” We all have. Writing is complex. Teaching it and
As teachers, we’re always looking for literacy centers that will both benefit our students and keep them engaged. And sometimes that can be a challenge.
Checking for comprehension takes time, so here’s an idea that you can use with all of your students. . . Reading response journals. What You’ll
Kids love working with a partner. It adds the social interaction they crave. But then you find they enjoy it a little too much, and
You’ve probably seen different spelling inventories out there. They have different names and are branded in many different ways. But they’re all just testing students’
Most teachers love Fridays because. . . well it’s Friday. Let me give you another reason to love Fridays. . . Friday Letters. Narrative writing
Much of decoding is chunking words into parts and putting the parts together to make a word. Often we tell our young readers to “sound
The 6 traits of writing has been a staple in writing instruction for years. To some, the 6 traits seem like something meant for older
If you’ve ever held a small group reading lesson, but weren’t prepared, you’re not alone. You had the data. The students are ready to read
Gathering your students’ phonics knowledge can be done in several different ways. You could look at a spelling inventory. Or listen to them read. You
Have you ever looked at your students’ writing and thought to yourself, “Where do I begin?” We all have. Writing is complex. Teaching it and