As students begin to read more complex texts they will encounter figurative language. This can be tricky for kids because they can’t interpret these words and phrases literally. A great way to practice this tricky skill is in context with 2nd grade reading passages –
Figurative language can seem daunting to teach, especially to elementary students! However, getting students engaged in AND understanding figurative language doesn’t have to be boring or difficult! Check out these fun strategies below! Reading Passages Did you know that Lucky Little Learners just came out
There are so many ways to teach 2nd grade students how to compare and contrast similar texts. One of the most effective and engaging ways to bring this concept to life is with compare and contrast fairy tales. Bonus – you’ll be addressing multiple standards
Time to teach comparing and contrasting in your classroom? Your students are going to have a blast with this important comprehension skill! It is a fun way to have your students dive deeper into stories and also serves as an introduction into higher-order thinking. Bonus
What’s one teacher task that takes HOURS of weekend, evening and planning time every year? Hunting down high-interest 2nd grade reading comprehension passages for ALL the whole group and small group reading lessons taught throughout the school year! Even if you’ve put in the time
When kids begin to use fiction and nonfiction text evidence to support their ideas, arguments, opinions, and thoughts, discussions are richer, writing is better, and ELA standards are met! Read on for activities and ideas you can use to help your lucky little learners use
