How to Choose Amazing Read-Aloud Books for Your Classroom (Free Checklist!)
Can we talk about read-alouds for a minute? After more than 30 years in the classroom, I can tell you
Can we talk about read-alouds for a minute? After more than 30 years in the classroom, I can tell you
Do you ever feel like by the time you finish a writing project where you’ve been brainstorming, coaching, and having
As teachers, we know one of the most powerful ways to help students become stronger readers is by giving them
Teaching poetry. Some teachers love it, some avoid it like that cold cup of coffee they forgot about on their
Struggling with teaching vocabulary and word work in upper elementary? When it comes to building strong readers, understanding word parts
If you have been a follower of mine for a while, you know that teaching historical fiction is one of
There are many reasons why we should read books to students in the first weeks of school. Here are a
Well, it’s back to school time for me, and a big part of my classroom preparations involved “tidying up” my
I highly doubt there are many teachers out there who debate the value of independent reading for elementary students. The
Today I want to share with you a little something that I have done in different forms for YEARS. Do