A Bad Case of Stripes
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A Bad Case of Stripes has always been one of my favorite books to share with students. It provides a great lesson while also being very entertaining. I also love
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A Bad Case of Stripes has always been one of my favorite books to share with students. It provides a great lesson while also being very entertaining. I also love
When Katie and I began creating our 2nd Grade Rooted in Reading curriculum we were solving a problem for both of our classrooms. We had both been using picture books
Do you use Rooted in Reading in your classroom? If so, we have a FREEBIE for you! We’ve seen so many great focus boards from teachers using Rooted in Reading, we thought
Happy MAY! Can you believe that it is already MAY? In some ways it seems like the year has flown by, but in other ways it seems like it is
Last week I wrote a blog post on how I teach main idea in the classroom. You can read that HERE. Today I want to focus on choosing details that
The last couple of weeks I have been focusing on identifying the main idea and details of a nonfiction text during my 4th grade small groups. We accomplished a lot
A Bad Case of Stripes has always been one of my favorite books to share with students. It provides a great lesson while also being very entertaining. I also love
When Katie and I began creating our 2nd Grade Rooted in Reading curriculum we were solving a problem for both of our classrooms. We had both been using picture books
Do you use Rooted in Reading in your classroom? If so, we have a FREEBIE for you! We’ve seen so many great focus boards from teachers using Rooted in Reading, we thought
Happy MAY! Can you believe that it is already MAY? In some ways it seems like the year has flown by, but in other ways it seems like it is
Last week I wrote a blog post on how I teach main idea in the classroom. You can read that HERE. Today I want to focus on choosing details that
The last couple of weeks I have been focusing on identifying the main idea and details of a nonfiction text during my 4th grade small groups. We accomplished a lot
