The Complete Guide to Context Clues Lessons
Context clues are so important. Acquiring strong vocabulary skills and utilizing those skills in a way that supports reading is…
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Context clues are so important. Acquiring strong vocabulary skills and utilizing those skills in a way that supports reading is…
If you think of comparing and contrasting as looking for differences between an apple and an orange, it seems like…
During a planning session one day, I was reviewing the standards for my upcoming unit. I read one of the…
At this point in the year, I have covered a lot of nonfiction strategies and skills with students. The next…
Teaching and analyzing story elements is a critical part of developing students’ comprehension skills. You probably talk about the setting,…
Well, to say it’s been a while since I’ve posted would be an understatement! Although I haven’t posted a new…
I’m popping in with a quick post to share a few new ways to use my Reading Games for reading…
I love, love, love finishing up a novel with a project that incorporates as many reading skills as possible. We…
If your students are anything like mine, they have an incredibly difficult time telling the difference between main idea and…
I blog a lot about how I use pictures to teach key reading skills, and I’m passionate about their impact…
We spent a few days before state testing doing some quick review activities for answering fiction comprehension questions. We had…
Just a little drive-by posting with an anchor chart that we came up with to remind ourselves of the expectations…
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