
4 Ways to Teach Descriptive Writing to Your Students
Writing descriptively doesn’t just happen… it is a writing behavior that has to be learned and taught. I love descriptive writing and often post about
Writing descriptively doesn’t just happen… it is a writing behavior that has to be learned and taught. I love descriptive writing and often post about
Reading at home is crucial but discussing the book is even more critical. Comprehension is MUCH more than simply recalling words from a book and
Now that you feel more comfortable teaching Black History, it is time to start planning. It is essential to have a solid plan in mind
Teaching Black History is an integral part of every child’s education. As a teacher, you should know that Black History is American History and should
My biggest sigh of relief happened when I first realized that in-person strategies could absolutely be implemented virtually with a bit of creative tweaking! I
For years, and I mean years, I tried a variety of ways to store my guided reading and reading center activities. It was not until
Each year, teacher interviews are happening. I know the basic nerves kick in, but now with an added layer like everything being VIRTUAL… I know
It is definitely that “time of year” where students get tired, lose motivation, and have a lack of energy when it comes to engaging with
Have you been seeing other people print on sticky notes and wonder how in the world they do that?!? Here are 4 quick steps to
Click to download some quick, engaging routines that your students will love! Stay consistent with having your students write daily! I promise your students will be writing without even realizing it!
Hey, I’m Megan! I am a lover of ALL things literacy and I create engaging, hands-on literacy resources that keep students interested and involved in reading and writing!
You’re in the right place if you are ready to enhance your literacy instruction by providing your students with high-quality experiences to help foster independence and growth!