Character Traits with I Need My Monster
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Today was one of my favorite read-aloud days! We read I Need My Monster by Amanda Noll. If you don’t have the book, you can see a really great read-aloud
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Today was one of my favorite read-aloud days! We read I Need My Monster by Amanda Noll. If you don’t have the book, you can see a really great read-aloud
With the election coming up, there are so many ways that we can incorporate fun activities into our reading or social studies block without even getting too political with our
Today is Unite Against Bullying Day. I wanted to share a great read-aloud and lesson that you can do with your kiddos during any part of the school year. Sometimes
This week second graders are reading Stellaluna and learning about bats. Today, we focused on nonfiction books and learning information about bats. We started off with a little bat chart
Did you see Katie’s post about building a love of reading at home and in the classroom? Well, when I saw the Reading Alert Bulletin Board, I just knew I
After my post last week about ways we can engage our students, I wanted to follow up and give some ideas on activities we can do during reading in lieu
Today was one of my favorite read-aloud days! We read I Need My Monster by Amanda Noll. If you don’t have the book, you can see a really great read-aloud
With the election coming up, there are so many ways that we can incorporate fun activities into our reading or social studies block without even getting too political with our
Today is Unite Against Bullying Day. I wanted to share a great read-aloud and lesson that you can do with your kiddos during any part of the school year. Sometimes
This week second graders are reading Stellaluna and learning about bats. Today, we focused on nonfiction books and learning information about bats. We started off with a little bat chart
Did you see Katie’s post about building a love of reading at home and in the classroom? Well, when I saw the Reading Alert Bulletin Board, I just knew I
After my post last week about ways we can engage our students, I wanted to follow up and give some ideas on activities we can do during reading in lieu
