Main idea and supporting details is one of those reading skills that sounds simple until you sit down to teach it. You ask your students what an article is mainly about, and the answer you get back is
Teacher Planner Accessories: My Must-Have Supply List
Every August I put together a new planner, and every August I remember that the planner itself is only half of it. The other half is the stuff that holds it together.
So here is my whole teacher
4 Ways to Make Writing Practice Fun
Writing is an essential skill, and learning to be a good writer will serve your students for the rest of their lives. Teaching writing can sometimes feel tedious, but there are many fun ways to
7 Tips for Better Classroom Management
Classroom management is a significant component of student success in the classroom. Helping students feel and become successful is not only beneficial for them right now, but it is also setting them
3 Tips for Integrating Science and Literacy
Integrating science and literacy, especially during guided reading, can save you time as a teacher. It can also be a great way to engage students and help them make connections between different
How to Set Up a Teacher Binder (11 Must-Have Sections)
I think it is important to have a great teacher planner. It should be well organized, contain everything you need, and look nice enough to make you happy (yes, my teacher planner makes me happy!).
I CAN Mini Math Games: Printable and Digital Versions
I CAN Mini Math Games break down math standards into fun-sized pieces for students. These mini math games were created to provide students with repeated practice on specific skills so that mastery can
FREE Grammar Resources for Teachers
Grammar Resources can be hard to come by. As a result, I put together this collection of FREE grammar resources for teaching all grammar standards for Kindergarten through 8th Grade. Whether you are
FREE Reading Resources for Teachers
Reading resources can be hard to come by. As a result, I put together this collection of FREE reading resources for teaching reading comprehension and strategies for 2nd Grade through 6th Grade.
Free Math Spiral Review and Math Games (K–12)
I have been making math resources for over ten years, and two of them get used more than everything else combined: spiral review and I CAN Math Games.
Free samples of both are in my Freebie Vault.
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