Got Struggling Readers? Try These 4 Ideas!
I don’t know about you, but during the second half of any school year, I really begin to think about where my students are and
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I don’t know about you, but during the second half of any school year, I really begin to think about where my students are and
Background knowledge goes a very long way. So many of us were never explicitly taught how to intentionally build background knowledge -or why it was
How is Presidents’ Day Usually Taught? When a National holiday such as Presidents’ Day comes around, as teachers, we usually teach afamiliar routine: Who was
Social Studies or CRT? The topic of social studies has been in the spotlight- and all for the wrong reasons. CRT, or Critical Race Theory,
When you think about teaching students about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. what narrative comes to mind? What about when you think about what you
Decoding and encoding should go hand in hand! Practicing both can strengthen your students’ reading and spelling skills. Decoding is the ability to apply our knowledge
Have you ever taught students to write with an organizer? For me, it was a game changer! I feel like I say that about a
Are you looking for some activities for your primary classroom for Thanksgiving? This post will walk you through some of our favorite resources that you
The Problem: I recently took a poll on IG and asked educators to choose which of the 5 components of reading they felt like they
If I could step back in time and watch myself attempt to build background knowledge for my students before a read aloud, I would cringe
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