ELA

If you are looking to enhance the reading instruction in your classroom, then you are in the right place! Here you can grab ELA activities and resources that will engage even your most reluctant readers. Whether you are looking for a meaningful picture book recommendation, research-based reading lessons, or a quick activity to do with your students, you have come to the right place!

Reading Bulletin Board

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

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Personal Narratives

Write On!  Unit Two is all about Personal Narratives.  Hope and I have planned out a month of activities that will excite and motivate your young authors!  Here’s a little

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Summer Reading

Summer has officially started in our household.  Although Joelle worked really hard last year, and was very ready to be on summer break, she does not want to stop reading.

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Setting up a Classroom Library

Over the  years I have gone through several classroom library makeovers.  I’ve tried different tubs, labels, sorting systems, and anything else that could possibly make my life easier.  I’m going

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Reading Bulletin Board

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

Read More »

Personal Narratives

Write On!  Unit Two is all about Personal Narratives.  Hope and I have planned out a month of activities that will excite and motivate your young authors!  Here’s a little

Read More »

Summer Reading

Summer has officially started in our household.  Although Joelle worked really hard last year, and was very ready to be on summer break, she does not want to stop reading.

Read More »

Setting up a Classroom Library

Over the  years I have gone through several classroom library makeovers.  I’ve tried different tubs, labels, sorting systems, and anything else that could possibly make my life easier.  I’m going

Read More »