The #1 Way to Improve Reading Comprehension
What’s the #1 way to improve reading comprehension? Well, it’s super complicated and I almost don’t want to tell you for fear of scaring you off. Just kidding. It’s not complicated at all! The best…
What’s the #1 way to improve reading comprehension? Well, it’s super complicated and I almost don’t want to tell you for fear of scaring you off. Just kidding. It’s not complicated at all! The best…
I’ve rounded up 5 picture books you should read at the end of the school year. These are perfect to read those last days of school. I've also included some ideas for writing activities for some…
It’s time for some 3rd-grade math review and maybe you’re stuck on what to do. Or maybe you want to change things up. In this post, I’m sharing 3 ways to review 3rd-grade math. And…
Do your kids know how to decode multisyllabic words? Reading big words is important when kids are transitioning to chapter books. In today’s post, I’m going to talk about ways to assess them. Listen to…
It’s reading test prep season and you’re dreading another day of review. Another day of opening up those reading test prep books and having kids read the passage and answer the questions. BORING. For you…
Teaching area and perimeter is hard enough in person. Teaching it virtually adds another level of challenge that could make you want to scream. Today I’m going to walk you through some ideas for teaching…
These Black History Month picture books are perfect additions to your library. And you don't need to read them just in February. These books about great leaders in their respective fields can and should be…
How can you easily provide extra math support for students both in the classroom and virtually? With anchor charts for math! Anchor charts are tools that support students with the instruction they receive in class.…
During the holiday season, I try to read lots of kindness books for kids. It’s a great time of year to emphasize this rather than the commercialism of the season. But these books aren't just…
Your student reads a book, filled with tier 2 words, accurately and with great fluency. But when you ask them to tell you what happened in the story they can't. How is that possible? It…