
Creating a culture for successful independent reading
I highly doubt there are many teachers out there who debate the value of independent reading for elementary students. The
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
Developing a love of reading seems to come naturally for some students, but for some–it takes a loving teacher to
Holy Smokes…it’s “Monday Made It” and I have a lonnnnnnnnnng post for you today–see if you can stick with it
It’s Monday Made It time already–and I’ve linked up with 4th Grade Frolics yet again! Make sure to check out all the
One thing I know to be true about fourth graders and intermediate students is that there is no ONE thing
There are a billion resources out there that are stressing the importance of using “mentor texts” to help students develop
I’m joining up with “Monday Made It” over at 4th Grade Frolics! Today I wanted to share with you my
True confessions . . . I am a terrible organizer. TERRIBLE! I have spent 40-something years being pretty on the
Some things just need repeating, and I am starting to see a few of my fourth graders slipping in their