Cultivating Engaged and Confident Writers Through the Use of Writing Prompts
Guess what?! Today’s episode is my one year anniversary of The Literacy Dive Podcast. How exciting is that? Whether you’ve listened to one episode, every
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How to Teach Context Clues
Last week I talked about context clues strategies, but I’m sure many of you are wondering how to actually teach context clues and when. I
7 Context Clue Strategies Every Student Should Know
There’s a good chance that your students have heard the term “context clues” before. But do they actually know what it means? Are they really
Watch Your Students Become Strong and Descriptive Writers Through the Art of Storytelling
How do your students become successful and descriptive writers? I get this question all the time. Do you want to know my secret? The one
How to Find Time to ACTUALLY Teach
Today’s episode is about something we all wish we had more of: time. There are so many demands on teachers and it always feels like
50th Episode Celebration: Ask Me Anything!
Oh my goodness! This is the 50th episode of The Literacy Dive Podcast! I am so thankful and have been having a blast with all
8 Reasons to Start Using Exit Tickets
Have you been searching for ways to assess your student’s understanding of your lessons? An easy way to do this is by using exit tickets.
Leveraging Math Word Problems to Practice Reading and Writing Skills
If you don’t already know this, it may shock you, but my favorite subject is actually math. Crazy, right? There’s nothing better than when I
7 Strategies to Enhance Higher Order Thinking Skills in Your Students
Today’s episode is about a topic that has taken over the world of education and is probably the focus of most of your staff meetings.
Increasing Student Writing Skills and Motivation (Part 2)
As promised, this episode is a continuation of the conversation on ways to increase motivation and writing skills with your students. Let’s be honest, we
Increasing Student Writing Skills and Motivation (Part 1)
What if your students actually looked forward to writing time? What if they all cheered instead of moaning and groaning when you announce it’s time
The Why Behind Interactive Read Alouds & How to Plan for One
I am a huge proponent of reading aloud for pure joy with no strings attached. These moments are one of the best ways to foster
