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Read more about the article Helping Kids Read Independently so They Don’t Interrupt Literacy Small Groups

Helping Kids Read Independently so They Don’t Interrupt Literacy Small Groups

***To listen to the audio version of this blog post, scroll to the end of the post. Don’t want to do a lot of prep for things you want kids to do during reading small…

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Read more about the article Easy Things to Assign For Substitute Teacher Lesson Plans

Easy Things to Assign For Substitute Teacher Lesson Plans

***To listen to the audio version of this blog post, scroll to the end of the post. One of the reasons it’s difficult to take days off as a teacher is because of the time…

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Read more about the article Exploring Reading Genres so Kids Will Fall in Love with Books

Exploring Reading Genres so Kids Will Fall in Love with Books

Part of falling in love with books is finding the kinds of books you'd like to read. I personally go through genre phases, and I'm currently on a romantic comedy kick. But I also like…

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Read more about the article How to Get Kids to Read Independently

How to Get Kids to Read Independently

Let's talk about how to get kids to do real independent reading. Independent reading is an important part of the literacy block. Kids need time to read on their own so they can apply the…

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Read more about the article Start the School Year By Teaching Multisyllabic Words

Start the School Year By Teaching Multisyllabic Words

Let's talk about starting the school year by teaching multisyllabic words in the upper grades. When I say upper grades, I'm including third grade, because sometimes it's that weird year where it's not primary, but…

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Read more about the article How to Create Math Kits to Organize and Store Your Math Manipulatives and Tools

How to Create Math Kits to Organize and Store Your Math Manipulatives and Tools

Let's talk about how to create math kits as a way to organize and store your math manipulatives and tools. Individual math kits are a great way to store and organize those manipulatives or tools…

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Read more about the article How to Make Meet the Teacher Simple and Enjoyable

How to Make Meet the Teacher Simple and Enjoyable

Meet the Teacher (night or day), whichever your school organizes, is something that can make back to school hectic. And it can be stressful, not just for the teachers. But for families as well. It…

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Read more about the article 3 Things to Do the First Week of School

3 Things to Do the First Week of School

The first week of school is exciting but it can also be stressful and challenging. Before rushing into the curriculum, here are three things that you should do that first week of school to set…

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Read more about the article 3 End of the School Year Activities That Will Keep Kids Engaged

3 End of the School Year Activities That Will Keep Kids Engaged

It can be difficult to keep kids engaged at the end of the school year. Most of the required skills have been taught for the year. So now what? Here are some ideas for keeping…

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Read more about the article 5 Classroom Management Strategies for the End of the Year

5 Classroom Management Strategies for the End of the Year

It's the end of the school year and the kids are all talking really loudly at one time and you're practically at your wit's end. All the classroom management strategies you have implemented since the…

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