Do your students freeze when it’s time to write about their reading? You’re not alone, teacher friend! Teaching students how to write a strong constructed response can feel tricky, especially
March is the perfect time to celebrate reading and writing in a meaningful way—without relying on the traditional Read Across America activities. Instead, I use this month to build a
Teaching students how to use quotation marks and dialogue writing practice can feel like a challenge, but it doesn’t have to be! Many students struggle with where to place quotation
Academic Sentence Starters help students frame their thoughts, build confidence, and strengthen their academic communication skills. Let’s dive into why they’re so effective and how you can use them in
Have you ever read a student’s writing and thought, Well… it’s a complete sentence, but it’s just so… well, basic? That’s when sentence expansion is needed. Maybe they write something
Math fact fluency is essential for elementary students, but finding engaging ways to reinforce addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division can be a challenge. If you’re looking for a simple yet
Math fact practice doesn’t have to be stressful! Many elementary teachers struggle to find a way to build math fluency without overwhelming students or adding more grading to their already
Changing States of Matter is one of the most fascinating topics for young learners. Since second-grade science is all about sparking curiosity and exploring the world around us, this is
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