Must-Read Novels and Engaging Reading Response Activities for Any Book
I am a big believer in having kids respond to reading with thoughtful, defensible, evidence-based responses. Finding high-interest novels that…
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I am a big believer in having kids respond to reading with thoughtful, defensible, evidence-based responses. Finding high-interest novels that…
I hosted my very first classroom Book Tasting yesterday, and my students were ALL IN! Book Tastings are a wonderful…
It’s no secret that I love a good cumulative novel project as an assessment. I usually spend the entire novel…
I love, love, love finishing up a novel with a project that incorporates as many reading skills as possible. We…
Sometimes I’m hesitant to post anchor charts because I don’t have a ton of information or activities to go with…
Since I’ve had the same groups of kids two years in a row, I’m trying to find new and interesting…
I mentioned in a this post and this post how we have been just knee deep in character study. We…
I’m excited to share these anchor charts with you! We have been using these for quite some time now, and…
We began our new (and maybe last of the year) Novel today. I am so thrilled to share My Side…
We just finished reading the classic novel From The Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankwieler. The kids enjoyed…
It’s been a busy, busy week here in Colorado (I feel like that is always how I begin my posts)….
I have always desired to push my students in their thinking about texts. While we do focus on comprehension questions,…
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