Leap Year Activities For Upper Elementary School
I’ve shared before how upper elementary students love seasonal fun, too. If you’re ready to embrace the Leap Year (you…
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I’ve shared before how upper elementary students love seasonal fun, too. If you’re ready to embrace the Leap Year (you…
Wordless picture books are magic tools that we can use in our classrooms to help students make connections and draw…
As a gifted and talented facilitator, I am always asked to recommend age-appropriate books for advanced readers. It can truly…
In today’s ever-changing landscape of education, fostering Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) is essential to prepare students for life beyond…
Ah, figurative language. Sometimes, teaching figurative language can feel like an uphill battle. If you’ve ever found yourself grappling with…
As the holiday season approaches each year, I look for creative ways to infuse the festive spirit into our classroom….
Ahhh, who doesn’t love the holiday season?! Celebrating one of the most magical times of the year with my students…
I’m a HUGE fan of finding picture books with similar themes, characters, and challenges and having students analyze them. They…
We have one more post in our novel study series, and today, I’m sharing my favorite 5th grade books for…
You may have started hearing more and more about the science of reading, which is a body of research about…
We’re continuing our novel study series by looking at the best 4th grade novel study books. In case you missed…
Most teachers have a passion for stockpiling at least two things: school supplies and books! I cannot resist browsing new…
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