Teaching the Difference Between Literal and Inferential Observations
Teaching students the difference between literal and inferential thinking is one of my must-do lessons at the beginning of every…
Teaching Students To Use Observations to Infer
If you’ve ever tried to teach students the concept of making inferences, you know this is never a simple task!…
Using Pictures to Teach Reading Skills Part 2
Using Pictures to Teach Reading Skills isn’t a new idea over at Teaching With a Mountain View, but it sure…
Using Pictures to Teach Reading and Writing Skills
For years, I have witnessed, over and over again, the value of using pictures to teach reading skills in my…
Using Pictures to Teach Key Reading Skills
I blog a lot about how I use pictures to teach key reading skills, and I’m passionate about their impact…
Figurative Language Review
I have been trying to write this post for two weeks now! Between home, school and a few new resources…
Teaching Point of View
I absolutely love teaching point of view! We have been busy working on point of view, and most specifically, on…
Tell Me a Story Tuesday!
It has been a while since I have featured a Tell Me a Story Tuesday post around here! I made…
Tell Me a Story Tuesday: Figurative Language
We’re back! This week’s Tell Me a Story Tuesday was a quick one, and went along with our current focus:…
Tell Me a Story Tuesday
Welcome back for another installment of Tell Me a Story Tuesday! Today, we did a BIG review of some reading…
Literal Vs. Inferential Thinking
Last week, we focused on inference and cause and effect. My kids did well with it, but I wanted to…
Tell Me a Story Tuesday
I am super excited about this new feature on my blog…my sweet hubby helped me name it, and his idea…
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