10 Tips for Creating a Culture of Readers
Developing life-long reading habits is so critical, and as teachers we have so much power to help students learn how
Developing life-long reading habits is so critical, and as teachers we have so much power to help students learn how
As we move into a new school year, many of us are searching for new systems. If you are anything
Fractions can be tricky—not because students aren’t capable, but because misconceptions about fractions are incredibly common. In this Day 2
Today is my day to blog over at Upper Elementary Snapshots, and I hope you’ll stop by to check out
As we move into the start of a new school year, one of my FAVORITE things to think about is
Every year I love to help my students really reflect on themselves as readers–and I strive to help them understand
It’s time for another monthly “Bright Ideas” link up and I thought I’d kick off the summer series with something
Now that my school year is finished (except for a few days of data retreat next week–don’t be too jealous!),
One thing I love to have my students do is recommend books to each other. We do it during book
A week or so ago, we were really digging into our writing unit on realistic fiction when I started overhearing