There’s something incredibly special about reading First Day Jitters by Julie Danneberg on the first day of school. This back to school read aloud has become one of those books
This past school year, I had the opportunity to substitute in classrooms across multiple grade levels. Every teacher had their own style, but one thing quickly stood out. The classrooms
There is something magical about turning a classroom into an experience—and an ocean theme does exactly that. Ocean classroom themes naturally invite curiosity, creativity, and hands-on learning. From sharks and
If you want to cultivate a love of reading in your classroom, it has to be intentional. A strong reading culture does not happen by accident. It happens when we
Have you noticed that the daily read-aloud for kids is quickly fading away? Over the years, I’ve had the chance to visit classrooms, sub in different grade levels, and chat
After years of stockpiling my children’s library, especially for our reading program, I still can’t get enough of finding new and interesting read-alouds. While finding those teaching moments is important,
There’s something incredibly special about reading First Day Jitters by Julie Danneberg on the first day of school. This back to school read aloud has become one of those books
This past school year, I had the opportunity to substitute in classrooms across multiple grade levels. Every teacher had their own style, but one thing quickly stood out. The classrooms
There is something magical about turning a classroom into an experience—and an ocean theme does exactly that. Ocean classroom themes naturally invite curiosity, creativity, and hands-on learning. From sharks and
If you want to cultivate a love of reading in your classroom, it has to be intentional. A strong reading culture does not happen by accident. It happens when we
Have you noticed that the daily read-aloud for kids is quickly fading away? Over the years, I’ve had the chance to visit classrooms, sub in different grade levels, and chat
After years of stockpiling my children’s library, especially for our reading program, I still can’t get enough of finding new and interesting read-alouds. While finding those teaching moments is important,
