How to Teach Poetry in Upper Elementary
How do your students react when you mention poetry? If they’re anything like mine, you’re probably met with groans. Students…
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How do your students react when you mention poetry? If they’re anything like mine, you’re probably met with groans. Students…
Even though upper elementary students have been introduced to homophones in earlier grades, many students (and let’s be honest… adults…
Teaching volume is one of my absolute favorite math units, and I can’t believe I have never written about it…
Once students reach upper elementary, they have a lot of decoding strategies in their reading toolbox. At this point, many…
Teaching students the difference between literal and inferential thinking is one of my must-do lessons at the beginning of every…
I’ve posted about teaching character conflict before, but I have a few updates to share and a NEW free resource…
A few years ago, I was heavily pregnant, and my students were scheduled to go on a field trip three…
If you’ve ever tried to teach students the concept of making inferences, you know this is never a simple task!…
One of the top questions I get is always about how I run my math and reading rotations. As I prepare…
Using Pictures to Teach Reading Skills isn’t a new idea over at Teaching With a Mountain View, but it sure…
It’s not secret that I’m a huge fan of error analysis. I have blogged extensively about explicitly teaching error analysis…
Even though I teach fourth grade, I still find that, at the beginning of the year, I have many, many…
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