5 Reader’s Theater Myths Debunked (and Tips to Make it Work in YOUR Class!)
…morning work a few days a week. Justhave students come in and begin working on a script instead of completing a worksheet. Use it as a literacy center with a…
…morning work a few days a week. Justhave students come in and begin working on a script instead of completing a worksheet. Use it as a literacy center with a…
…too many graphics make your newsletter a mess. And if you use the same exact clip art from week to week, the newsletters will be indistinguishable from one another. Take…
…a try. When small group math time came, I fired out a few questions to my students. Have you seen these before? What might you use them for? What do…
…little something that I might be able to use in a future classroom. It was the sweetest thing because the kids were able to pick something for me and I…
Who can remember how many cups are in a gallon and how many pints are in a quart? I have to admit that I used to look this information up…
…effective system I’ve ever used for dealing with the problem of missing assignments. How Fun Friday Works Fun Friday is a weekly event that 3 or 4 teachers organize and…
…consider how much energy a reader wastes when he or she has to slowly decode every word in a passage. To help my 5th graders improve their oral reading fluency,…
…the newsletter again. If you use the same email address you used before, you’ll be asked to update your profile. After you fill out the form and click Update Profile,…
…like to try this activity with your students, you can find step by step directions, ready-to-use printables, and a class data chart in my April Activities for Upper Elementary pack….
…But just as important is how we use our time. Use it wisely and don’t be afraid to bundle things up! You’ve got this! Happy Teaching! Tammy is the author…
When do you start teaching poetry in your classroom? If you wait until April because it’s National Poetry Month, consider introducing poetry during the first few months of the school…
…and they’re in their classrooms before most people roll out of bed! And a teacher’s day doesn’t end at 3 pm when the kids leave because there are meetings to…
