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It is crucial that we expose our students to nonfiction texts as often as possible. This month I share resources for teaching nonfiction reading concepts, including posters, links to great Web sites and articles, printables, an exciting new way...
While nonfiction, poetry, and author studies are very important components of my curriculum, my 3rd graders still get totally excited about fiction texts. However, as students mature as readers, it is important to move beyond reading fiction just...
Happy holidays! With the jam-packed curriculum we all face every day, taking time to celebrate the holidays in the classroom can be challenging. However, in this season of giving, it is important that we do take time out to teach our students...
I’ve had many teachers ask about the word study program in my classroom, but have been hesitant to share until now because it is still a work in progress. My teaching partner and I evaluated many different spelling programs and resources...
In my second top ten list of the school year, I am revealing my new class theme and taking you on a virtual tour of my 2010 classroom makeover. As the craziness of the first month...
Learn how my students use their Reader's Notebook to reflect on their independent reading and make plans for their summer reading.
