Engage Students with My Favorite Winter Picture Book – Snowflake Bentley
In winter, it can be hard to keep your students’ attention. Many days are cold and dreary, while some just seem to stretch on forever
Do you want to foster a community of budding young writers in your classroom? Are you struggling to find ways to turn your reluctant writers into awesome authors? In this section, I include engaging ideas to help you teach your students the skills essential to the craft of writing.
This Outside/Inside Face Foldable is a fun activity to use when studying character traits. This download includes a printable face template and directions on ways to use it in your classroom.
In winter, it can be hard to keep your students’ attention. Many days are cold and dreary, while some just seem to stretch on forever
Broad vocabulary skills are essential for overall success in a variety of topics within English Language Arts. There are plenty of ways to teach basic
“I’m done! Now what?” These are dreaded words every teacher has heard more than a time or two! Creating lessons that will serve a diverse
Word walls are collections of words that are displayed in classrooms. They are designed to be interactive tools that students can reference during reading and
Sometimes teaching dialogue in writing can feel like you’re banging your head against a wall. You’ve done all the things. You’ve modeled good examples, practiced,
May is such a busy time in the classroom. I sometimes refer to it as May Madness because of all of the extra activities and
Looking to bring a little spring into your classroom? This list of my favorite spring activities will have your students engaging in meaningful reading, writing,
Mistakes are a part of life. The earlier we accept them and learn how to best use them, the better. The overall goal is to
There is so much power in teaching our students about history using biographies. We can all learn from the success and failures of others. But
February is the sweetest month of the year! You can just feel the love with all of the Valentine’s Day talk and goodies around you.
Once upon a time, teachers discovered the power of fables in their classrooms. But as technology advanced and children’s books began to grace every shelf,
It’s the beginning of a new year! The perfect time to start fresh both in and out of the classroom. I don’t know about you,