Literacy centers are a fantastic way to keep our students practicing phonics, grammar, reading, and writing skills. They’re creative and FUN - and with all the awesome digital options, kids are engaged more than ever during center time! But, with so many...
Grammar is a vital skill for developing readers and writers, but sometimes it can be a challenge to plan, prep, and teach. This is why The 2nd Grade Spiral ELA Review Bundle makes it so easy to plan for second grade language arts! Try these simple homework assignments...
School starting online? Worried about how to do small group reading instruction through a screen? Don't fear! We have you covered! Although teaching online is NOT ideal, there are still ways to engage students in meaningful, small group instruction. Keep reading to...
Task cards are becoming a widely used instructional and practice tool in classrooms all over the world. They are versatile, great for centers or interventions, can be used as an early finisher activity, and even sub plans. But how exactly can task cards be used in the...
I feel like a nerdy teacher saying this, but I LOVE teaching adjectives! There are so many fun activities that can be done with adjectives and I am here to show you one of my favorites! If you read through to the end of this post, you will have access to...
When I introduced verbs to my class earlier this year, I used this anchor chart. I found it on pinterest (of course!). {ARE YOU FOLLOWING ME ON PINTEREST YET? IF NOT, CLICK HERE!!!!} This is what it looked like when I was introducing it...
Here's a quick post of an anchor chart that I am planning on using tomorrow to help teach my students about abbreviations. I hope you can use this too! Side note...are you following this blog yet? If not, what are you waiting for??????