Teaching Tips: Character Traits {with FREEBIES}
In most grade levels students are expected to describe characters, identify character traits, explain character development, or something similar. Today I have some teaching tips that can apply to many
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In most grade levels students are expected to describe characters, identify character traits, explain character development, or something similar. Today I have some teaching tips that can apply to many
Do you love fall in the classroom as much as I do? I may not care for actual spiders and bats in real life, but I absolutely can’t get enough
I get so many questions about Rooted in Reading, I’m just going to dive right in and provide all of the answers in one post! I will continue to add
4th Grade Teachers… where you at?! Katie and I just got finished with our very first 4th grade book unit! Actually, it is aligned with 3rd and 4th grade TEKS/CommonCore!
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
In most grade levels students are expected to describe characters, identify character traits, explain character development, or something similar. Today I have some teaching tips that can apply to many
Do you love fall in the classroom as much as I do? I may not care for actual spiders and bats in real life, but I absolutely can’t get enough
I get so many questions about Rooted in Reading, I’m just going to dive right in and provide all of the answers in one post! I will continue to add
4th Grade Teachers… where you at?! Katie and I just got finished with our very first 4th grade book unit! Actually, it is aligned with 3rd and 4th grade TEKS/CommonCore!
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