Teaching Data and Graphing
Teaching students to interpret data and graphs is an important upper elementary skill. Data is all around us and being…
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Teaching students to interpret data and graphs is an important upper elementary skill. Data is all around us and being…
The end of the year and test prep time can make any teacher’s head spin! Luckily, you don’t have to…
When I first started using novel studies, I felt like I had to have elaborate packets of text-specific comprehension questions…
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Hey there! I am so happy to be here with you today to chat math, specifically the standard that asks…
Anchor charts have always been one of the most popular topics here on the blog, probably because I’m so passionate…
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By the time students reach upper elementary, they often already have a lot of addition and subtraction experience. That doesn’t…
Captions, diagrams, italics, OH MY! I can’t wait to chat with you all about teaching text features to your students. …
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