Hi Top Flyers! Today I wanted to share the first reading comprehension strategy in my 6 part series on using reading comprehension strategies in the social studies classroom. Today is all about making connections. This is so important for our students and I hope that this content can help you
Hi Top Flyers! I am so excited to talk about plants today. Teaching students about plants was always one of my favorite topics to teach. It is so much fun to teach students how to plant a seed and watch it grow. Today my goal is to share some activities
Hi Teacher Friends! Today I wanted to share about using the reading comprehension strategies during social studies. You can find my last post about Social Studies Interactive read alouds HERE! I will be sharing a reading comprehension strategies page that you can use to plan any social studies read aloud.
Books that help students to understand real-life issues that they face are so important! Julia Cook writes awesome books that do just that!!! Her newest book is My Fantabulous Brain that helps students to understand that they do not have to struggle alone. She encourages students to “take the t out of
Hi Teacher Friends! Today I wanted to share about Social Studies Interactive Read Alouds and how you can use them during your social studies block. Did someone say Freebie….of course there is a FREEbie just for you!! I will be sharing a planning page that you can use with any social studies
Hi Teacher Friends! Today I wanted to share about some of my favorite Spring Read Alouds and of course there is a FREEbie just for you!! I will also share an extension activity that you can use with each book. I began thinking about my favorite read alouds for Spring
I love using math tasks in the classroom and I think you will too! This is part 2 in my Math Tasks Blog Series. If you haven’t seen Part 1…make sure you check it out first!!! In Part 1, we learned all about math tasks and the benefits of using
I love using math tasks in the classroom and I think you will too! Math Tasks may be new to you or you may be an expert, but I wanted to share some of the great benefits of using math tasks in the classroom. There are so many things I
So you learned in my first post in this series about Number Talks and how to do them in your classroom. I recommend reading that post here if you haven’t already. There is a freebie in it for you! I introduced number talks at my school on last year and
I love reading books aloud to students and seeing how happy stories make them. This is a great way to build a great classroom culture at the beginning of the school year. If you want to see some awesome read alouds for back to school then you are in the
I love the Balanced Math framework which includes Spiral Review, Mental Math, Content Lesson, Guided Math, Centers, and Closure. On last school year, I helped my school implement guided math toolkits for all teachers. I have been getting many questions about how we use them and what’s included. If you are looking to
It’s almost that time of the year when we teach our kiddos about all things apples. I love to do read alouds, crafts, writing activities, and much more to teach students about apples. If you are looking for some great apple activity ideas…you are in the right place! I have
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