One Topic, Three Genres and Endless Possibilities
I’ve written about list writing for students. List writing is an excellent way for students to generate topics to write about, and when they say
I’ve written about list writing for students. List writing is an excellent way for students to generate topics to write about, and when they say
The crazy month of October is over…now comes November. There are so many things that I love about November and am abundantly thankful for! First,
How many of you have your students make lists to include inside their writer’s notebook? Specifically, at the beginning of the year. How many of
I may be among a select few that actually look forward to and enjoy parent-teacher conferences. It’s a time for me to get to know
Summer is my favorite time of the year, but ya’ll, I’m ready for some fall! Below you will find a collection for free and
It is so important to celebrate Earth Day. Today it’s even more so! In my classroom, we celebrate with many read alouds and activities. Read
Prepping our student for the “test” is a necessary evil. I could dive into reasons why I don’t agree with the testing, which I know
If I tell you I {heart} Valentine’s Day, I would be lying. I really have no idea why, but it is my least favorite holiday,
We adults, know the significance behind Martin Luther King, Jr. and his legacy. Below, you will find a collection of read alouds and activities perfect for
It’s the first day back to school after the New Year, and all your students want to do is talk. They want to tell you
It’s that time of year. Time to begin thinking about what you will give your students for Christmas. You don’t have a lot of money
I love teaching character traits! When teaching character traits, I like to tie in character education. If students can make connections between characters in a
December?!?! Really?!? I do think that this school year is going by faster than any other school year so far! Below you will find a
October is a few short days away, and my blogging buddies over at Upper Elementary Snapshots and I have put together a Ebook just for
Why not begin the year thinking about what you can do at the end of the year? Memory Makers will get students excited and reflecting.
April showers, bring May flowers. That is what my little miss seven-year-old keeps telling me, and boy am I thankful for April! To bring a
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