These factual writing graphic organizers are perfect for teaching nonfiction writing to K-2 students. Students research a subject, list facts on their writing planners, and create complete sentences on the lines below. Easy Peasy! Start your students with 2 or 3 facts and build them up to 5 with the different leveled templates included! See…
Most primary teachers do some form of quarterly sight word testing and it can be a daunting task when you have 25+ students to individually test, along with all the other quarterly testing that needs to be done. Whether you are teaching in person or remotely, you can test your students’ sight word fluency quickly…
Teaching small reading groups doesn’t have to be a chore. In fact, when guided reading is planned out properly, it can be an absolute joy to teach! You can make that dream of joyful teaching into reality when you take these 6 crucial steps to prepare your guided reading lessons! So where do we start…
This school year has certainly been one to remember. And with lots of challenges, it’s hard to keep our students feeling positive so… What will our students remember most? Students may need a nudge to remember the good times when your class: Gather them together and brainstorm recollections from the year and talk about, what… made…
Those rhyming Dr. Seuss books aren’t just silly and fun. Hearing and creating those words with rhyme and alliteration is one key component of phonemic awareness, an essential pre-reading skill. In fact, research has repeatedly shown that a child’s awareness is the primary predictor of reading success in kindergarten through second grade. Phonemic awareness is…
Sight words are the most frequently used and repeated words found in student text. And building sight word smarts is so important especially, But they are also important because many of them can’t be sounded out. We just need to know them by sight. Have you ever heard one of your students trying to sound…
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