Nonfiction Made Easy! 5 Tips for Hitting the Standards
Upper elementary nonfiction standards naturally scaffold with the intent to take students from recognition of nonfiction features and the author’s craft and structure to the
Upper elementary nonfiction standards naturally scaffold with the intent to take students from recognition of nonfiction features and the author’s craft and structure to the
Most students are pretty familiar with how to complete the task of comparing and contrasting two books on their own accurately. When we do a
You see a pair of broken glasses. What happened? Why did it happen? You see an ice cream cone on the ground. What happened? Why
The focus on teaching paired passages has undoubtedly grown within the last decade or so. As the landscape of education has changed, students within elementary
March is Women’s History Month and an excellent opportunity to share diverse books about women pioneers. Here are 18 must-have mentor texts that share the
Escape the winter doldrums with these 6 Valentine’s Day mentor texts! What is a mentor text? Mentor texts are usually short stories or picture books
There are oodles of Printable Posters out there. You may have found some on Pinterest or downloaded a few sets from Teachers Pay Teachers. Let’s
When I first started teaching, I bought books and bins, *good* pencils and cute bulletin borders, fancy pens and math manipulatives. I was spending hundreds
As I was sitting at my kidney table, going through my students’ writing, I realized that even my best writers had paragraphs littered with grammatical errors…
Whether you’re a room parent or a teacher, putting together a Valentine’s Day class party doesn’t have to be complicated! Since kids love to deliver
The holidays are around the corner, and I’m always running last minute to buy for my teammates and my Secret Santa. If you are exchanging
Incorporating diverse books into our school and classroom libraries is vital. Let the books in your school act as mirrors that reflect the cultures and
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