Creating a rhythm and routine around your summer with your family is a great way to make sure that your summer off was intentional and purposeful. There is nothing worse than getting to back to school season and thinking, “Where did the time go? Did I do enough?” Today, I wanted to share some routines…
This post today is nothing more than a little bit of fun! Summers are meant to recharge and enjoy yourself. We as teachers get a summer off for a reason and you need to make it count! I asked people all around the world to come up with some great ideas for a bucket list…
Do your students or children love the heroes in the movies and on T.V.? I am sure they do! Let’s use that love for superheroes to talk to kids about the heroes in their lives each and every day! Plus, we can even use their love for superheroes to help promote healthy eating through…
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 text structures to students can be rather difficult, but once students master it, it can be easier than you think! Today, I am going to share 5 simple activities that you can do with your students to help them master nonfiction text structures. Teaching Text Structure by Acting It Out! Get kids moving in…
Cause and Effect is a great reading skill to teach students, but it is also a great life skill. When students fully understand cause and effect they can begin making connections in their reading comprehension. That is why it is suggested to teach this skill towards the beginning of the year. In this post, I…
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