Frankenstein Poetry
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This is a Review Week for the 3rd grade class that I’m working with. Today, students needed to review understanding poetry for an upcoming test they are having. Here’s what
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This is a Review Week for the 3rd grade class that I’m working with. Today, students needed to review understanding poetry for an upcoming test they are having. Here’s what
This blog post makes me ALL KINDS of EXCITED!!! Katie and I have created a Sample Day of Rooted in Reading for you! AND, I got to use it with
I’ve got one more summarizing idea to share with you! Did you see my other posts about writing summaries HERE and HERE? Have you read Picture Day Perfection by Deborah
Last week I shared how students in third grade began writing summaries. You can find that post HERE! I wanted to share a few more ideas that I’ve used to
Let’s talk Summarizing! I get a lot of questions like “Isn’t August/September too early to introduce summarizing?” And I say ABSOLUTELY NOT! As long as students are guided and supported,
I don’t think it’s any surprise that I love directed drawings. I’ve been talking about this for a couple of years now on this blog of mine. We even incorporate
This is a Review Week for the 3rd grade class that I’m working with. Today, students needed to review understanding poetry for an upcoming test they are having. Here’s what
This blog post makes me ALL KINDS of EXCITED!!! Katie and I have created a Sample Day of Rooted in Reading for you! AND, I got to use it with
I’ve got one more summarizing idea to share with you! Did you see my other posts about writing summaries HERE and HERE? Have you read Picture Day Perfection by Deborah
Last week I shared how students in third grade began writing summaries. You can find that post HERE! I wanted to share a few more ideas that I’ve used to
Let’s talk Summarizing! I get a lot of questions like “Isn’t August/September too early to introduce summarizing?” And I say ABSOLUTELY NOT! As long as students are guided and supported,
I don’t think it’s any surprise that I love directed drawings. I’ve been talking about this for a couple of years now on this blog of mine. We even incorporate