5 Ideas for Teaching Parts of Speech
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How would you rate your student’s grasp of parts of speech? I find that it isn’t as difficult as it seems. You just need a good arsenal of activities in
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How would you rate your student’s grasp of parts of speech? I find that it isn’t as difficult as it seems. You just need a good arsenal of activities in
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How would you rate your student’s grasp of parts of speech? I find that it isn’t as difficult as it seems. You just need a good arsenal of activities in
When it comes to celebrations, it is all about the music! When I think about Mardi Gras in New Orleans, I can just feel the bass and the smooth rhythms
The groundhog told us it will be an early Spring, but it looks like Texas missed the memo. A winter storm is headed our way this week and I am
Have you ever read Sneezy the Snowman by Maureen Wright? It’s a story that your students will most definitely enjoy. Sneezy the snowman is just way too cold, but every
Happy New Year, friends! You’ve officially made it halfway through the school year, hooray! But with a new year comes new skills to teach, are you ready? If teaching research
Now that it’s October, it’s time to talk about all things creepy and crawly! I may not be the biggest fan of spiders, but over the years I have found
