Reading Challenge for Kids
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Shocker, kids don’t really want to read in the Summer. Unless they’re avid readers already, kids are often more interested in being free to play, run around outside, go swimming,
If you are looking to enhance the reading instruction in your classroom, then you are in the right place! Here you can grab ELA activities and resources that will engage even your most reluctant readers. Whether you are looking for a meaningful picture book recommendation, research-based reading lessons, or a quick activity to do with your students, you have come to the right place!
Shocker, kids don’t really want to read in the Summer. Unless they’re avid readers already, kids are often more interested in being free to play, run around outside, go swimming,
It’s no secret that the books Katie and I selected for Rooted in Reading are very dear to us. Since all of our activities are structured around one main read-aloud
Have we hooked you on Shark Week yet? We hope you have gotten a little bit of inspiration to try some new sharky things in your classroom. If you don’t
Happy May, teacher friends! It’s no secret that we love sharing all types of animal activities here on the blog and through Rooted in Reading. Throughout my time in the
We take our vocabulary instruction seriously over at Rooted in Reading! And not just because we’re creating full ELA curriculums. We know that to be effective at improving the language
Okay, I’m just going to come right out and say it. I am so excited about today’s post!! Why? Well, I get to talk about one of my FAVORITE lessons
Shocker, kids don’t really want to read in the Summer. Unless they’re avid readers already, kids are often more interested in being free to play, run around outside, go swimming,
It’s no secret that the books Katie and I selected for Rooted in Reading are very dear to us. Since all of our activities are structured around one main read-aloud
Have we hooked you on Shark Week yet? We hope you have gotten a little bit of inspiration to try some new sharky things in your classroom. If you don’t
Happy May, teacher friends! It’s no secret that we love sharing all types of animal activities here on the blog and through Rooted in Reading. Throughout my time in the
We take our vocabulary instruction seriously over at Rooted in Reading! And not just because we’re creating full ELA curriculums. We know that to be effective at improving the language
Okay, I’m just going to come right out and say it. I am so excited about today’s post!! Why? Well, I get to talk about one of my FAVORITE lessons
