Informational writing can be a struggle with lower elementary students, but in this post, I’ll share with you how I was able to help my 2nd graders create detailed and age appropriate informational writing booklets on topics they were comfortable writing about. Watch my Facebook live on this topic here. In February, I blogged about using the Lucy Calkins common…
I’m linking up with Miss DeCarbo for Wordless Wednesday! (Click the picture below to check out the other wordless posts) Comment below: What is ONE saying/idea you want your students to walk away from your classroom with this year?
Hey All! Today’s post is going to be a little random, so bear with me. 🙂 This week in math we were focusing on shapes. We started off with 3D shapes and then went into polygons which ended up being a whole lot of confusing for my kiddos. We use the Envision Math program, and the lesson only called for…
Okay, so I’m a little (a lot) late with this post, but I wanted to share with you a fun project we did for Dr. Seuss’ birthday that you could easily do with any famous author. First, we created a KWL chart of things we knew about Dr. Seuss. This picture was obviously taken after we finished learning all about…
Wow! I am so excited to be a part of this fantastic blog hop! I hope you’ll be able to use some of these amazing ideas! Since there are some many posts, I’m going to get right into my bright idea. We all read aloud to our students, but how can we make sure they are truly engaged? Well, here’s…