Teaching economics in third grade can be one of the most fun standards to teach! It relates so much to their real lives that students are highly engaged in learning all that economics has to offer! Head below to grab some ideas on teaching economics in third grade! Introduction Day You can start by playing…
Novel studies to teaching comprehension in the 3rd grade classroom are essential for students to really begin to work on comprehension of higher-level novels. Shiloh is a great novel study to do as a whole class to begin the work of reading comprehension. Shiloh is a book about a young boy who takes care of…
Teaching The Lemonade War as a novel study in upper elementary is a great choice because it integrates so well into other curriculum and the students find it highly relatable and engaging. The Lemonade War is about two siblings who are upset with each other and end up making a bet to see who can…
Text features are an essential part of teaching nonfiction text. The reason being is that this skill can help students to better understand writing. Many times nonfiction text can be difficult to read and understand and these text features can help their understanding. Also, understanding these features can help students to research quicker, which is…
Teaching theme is often a difficult concept for students to learn. The reason it is so difficult is because theme is objective, many people can see different themes throughout the same story. But that is okay and something I teach my students! As long as you can explain where you see that theme throughout…
Winter in the classroom can sometimes be rough. Students need to switch it up with fun winter activities in the classroom in order to stay engaged and on top of things. These fun and easy winter activities will keep your kiddos engaged in rigorous work all winter long! Winter Read Alouds Owl Moon by Jane…
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