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Read more about the article 7 Ways to Use Interactive Classroom Anchor Charts

7 Ways to Use Interactive Classroom Anchor Charts

There are so many ways to use interactive classroom anchor charts in the classroom. If you have devices, I’m going to share 7 ways to use them for various teaching scenarios. Substitute Teacher If you…

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Read more about the article How to Gameify Multisyllabic Word Study

How to Gameify Multisyllabic Word Study

Today, we're diving into the world of gamification in the classroom, specifically focusing on how to gamify the study of decoding multisyllabic words.  Infusing playful elements into your multisyllabic word study makes what could be…

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Read more about the article Sometimes Syllabication Rules Should Be Broken

Sometimes Syllabication Rules Should Be Broken

Today I’m going to talk about syllabication rules because I sometimes get asked about it by teachers that use my multisyllabic word resources.   Breaking apart multisyllabic words is an important skill for kids to have…

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Read more about the article Ideas for Teaching the 5 Types of Context Clues

Ideas for Teaching the 5 Types of Context Clues

Context clues instruction is something that should be taught all year. Kids need lots of practice not only identifying the different types of context clues but knowing how to figure out word meanings within a…

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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 3 Independent Reading Activities Your Kids Can Do While You Teach in Small Groups

3 Independent Reading Activities Your Kids Can Do While You Teach in Small Groups

What do the rest of the kids do while you teach reading in small groups or one-on-one? Today I'm sharing 3 activities your students can do independently. Let them choose their books.  One activity for…

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Read more about the article How to Easily Teach The Schwa Sound in Words

How to Easily Teach The Schwa Sound in Words

The schwa sound in words is one of the most common in the English language and yet it’s the trickiest to teach. The schwa sound is a weak unstressed sound that occurs in multisyllabic words.…

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Read more about the article 3 Ideas for How to Teach Multisyllabic Words Decoding With Limited Time

3 Ideas for How to Teach Multisyllabic Words Decoding With Limited Time

You have limited time to teach ALL the things each day. But there are ways to sneak in decoding lessons, even in 3rd-grade. In this post I'm sharing 3 ideas for how to teach multisyllabic…

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Read more about the article You Need These 3 Vocabulary Strategies to Help Kids Understand Unknown Words

You Need These 3 Vocabulary Strategies to Help Kids Understand Unknown Words

You listen to a child read but they can't tell you what an unknown word means. You're frustrated because you've taught them the word before. But have you taught them these 3 vocabulary strategies? If…

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Read more about the article 3 Benefits of Using Picture Books to Teach Vocabulary

3 Benefits of Using Picture Books to Teach Vocabulary

Do you still use worksheets as part of your vocabulary instruction? Ditch them! Ok, I didn’t mean to sound so harsh. But really are they bringing you joy?  If they are, and your students are…

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