There’s no better way to get kids talking about, laughing at, and interested in books than a good read aloud. Some books just come alive when read aloud to a group of eager ears and eyes. These are some of my favorites! 1ST GRADE READ ALOUDS Sam and Dave
There’s no better way to get kids talking about, laughing at, and interested in books than a good read aloud. Some books just come alive when read aloud to a group of eager ears and eyes. These are some of my favorites! KINDERGARTEN READ ALOUDS Wolfie the Bunny
Fixed Mindset vs. Growth Mindset. It’s a hot topic these days. Many kids today, however, don’t know how to have a growth mindset. For a variety of reasons a child might be trapped in a fixed, I-can’t-do-it attitude. Using picture books is a great way to model ideas, strategies,
Friendship is important, but it’s not always easy. Often kids think that their friends need to like everything they like or play the game they want to play. But friends are people too. They have their own likes and dislikes. Sometimes friends get into arguments. Sometimes friends disagree. And
Spring is one of my favorite times of the year! Mud and dirt, butterflies and birds – there is so much to see, so much to do, and so much to learn about! These books offer a great entry point to start exploring the fun spring has to offer!
What are the five essential components of reading instruction? This infograph will help you out: Thank you! You have successfully joined our subscriber list.
Students of all ages can use a little help with their handwriting. In the age of tablets and smartphones, more time is spent with single finger (or thumb) dexterity rather than whole hand uses like coloring, cutting, and painting. Holding a crayon, marker, or paintbrush (activities that are common precurosers
