Teaching the way students learn
If you're anything like me, you collect books like you are planning on opening a children's library someday. I definitely have more books than days of the school year :) You, too? Or is that just me? This post is slight twist on the usual favorite books post, because this time I'm ... continue reading...
Oh goodness, you know it's been a long time since you've blogged when you don't recognize the formatting?!? That last update must have been a doozy, because I feel like I have a whole new blog, lol! Lucky for you, this accountable talk free download is as useful as it was when I first shared ... continue reading...
Happy 100th Day of School! Before you read much farther, I have some sad, sad news... The first grade team doesn't celebrate the 100th day of school! Does your school designate special activities and celebrations to honor 100 days of learning? Maybe we skip it because it's ... continue reading...
An adorable poem for winter! Way back in my previous career ;) , I taught piano and early childhood music. One of my FAVORITE ways to share music and rhymes is through familiar nursery rhymes and fingerplay poems. Fast forward to working with reading intervention groups ... continue reading...
Build a Snowman ties fine motor and phonics with snowy fun! I received a special request for these snow-friends from a teacher who used a class set of my Thanksgiving turkeys. Of course, I was thrilled to comply (LOVE requests!). Her class has students of all different reading levels, so I ... continue reading...
