
Reading is a valuable and critical skill that students need to develop. As teachers, we are always in need of fresh ideas and tips to help our kiddos soar to new reading heights. Explore this section to get started.

Do you remember learning how to ride a bike? I do. I pulled out the bicycle manual and read it cover to cover. Then, I

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If you were to search the internet for children’s literature for any math concept, you’d likely find several posts to help you out. I know

If you looking for a way to engage your students, practice technology skills, review important math concepts, and increase their reading fluency and comprehension, then this resource is the one for you! It is a mix of “create your own adventure” and “math quest” in one!

This last school year my daughter was a struggling reader. As I asked what I could do to help her, the teacher repeatedly told me

Teaching through distance learning right now can be challenging! We want to engage our students while making sure they are still learning and practicing reading

If you were to do a google search on instilling the love for reading, you would get back about 12 million hits! That’s incredible. Yet,

I love poetry. It can be inviting to read, fun to write, and well…interesting to teach. It can especially be a challenge to students who

The best way to improve reading skills is by doing just that…reading. However, what can we do for children who are resistant to reading? How

Teaching about timelines is a skill that crosses into language arts, science, and social studies, at the very least. It is often found as a

Each year for reading month, I like to make sure I have lots of activities going on to emphasize just how important reading is. Some

During reading month, we created reading stars. This was a school-wide activity called Reading Star that the students looked forward to every year. It encouraged
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