Taming Blurters and Wanderers
…best sellers, “Scold Like a Pro!,” “The Five Secrets of Power Chastisement,” “If They’re Not Crying, They Didn’t Get It: Confessions of a Former Sweetie Pie.” If scolding doesn’t change…
…best sellers, “Scold Like a Pro!,” “The Five Secrets of Power Chastisement,” “If They’re Not Crying, They Didn’t Get It: Confessions of a Former Sweetie Pie.” If scolding doesn’t change…
…caused by man. By writing this book, I could demonstrate empathetic understanding for children, as well as model positive parent and teaching strategies. But this book would be very different…
…4. Introduce with Reader’s Theater Need an exciting, more engaging alternative to your textbook when starting a new unit or topic? Reader’s theater just might be the ticket! I’ve always…
Five Looks on a Book is a simple and fun activity that offers a nice twist on the traditional book report. Students name five adjectives that describe their book and…
…notebook (I did) as you sub and jot down great ideas you are lucky to learn along the way. Donna Pace: When you are subbing, do the very best job…
…books. I began to wonder how listening to audio books could translate to improved reading skills. I finally realized that audio books can introduce students to a world of reading…
…seats without permission. They need something tangible to remind them to follow the classroom procedures. I have found that using raffle tickets helps tremendously. I give students 2 raffle tickets…
…rudeness.) Often times, if a child in a story book has a problem and learns to solve the problem, the reader can identify with the strategies used in the book…
…and reviewers to ensure that the book was rock solid. Joy Darden, an upper elementary teacher in NC, shared some really useful tips for teaching the Mystery Perimeters lesson, and…
…donated by the whole carton, and each carton has about 30 books. Power Reading Workshop has 32 books per carton and Mastering Math Facts has 28 books per carton. The…
…after becoming frustrated and overwhelmed with what was required. If you can relate, stick with me to learn about Classroom Book Clubs, a form of Literature Circles that’s easy to…
…of its title. As soon as I first saw this book on Angela’s website, I was intrigued by the title and the book’s description. I had recently been reading a…
