Teaching our students how to recognize and interpret literary devices (similes, metaphors, hyperbole, personification, onomatopoeia, alliteration, and imagery) not only helps them comprehend texts, but it also improves their writing.…
learn moreCall me a grammar nerd, but one of my favorite topics to teach is coordinating conjunctions. When students master the use of coordinating conjunctions, I see such a shift in…
learn moreCall me a grammar nerd, but one of my favorite topics to teach is coordinating conjunctions. When students master the use of coordinating conjunctions, I see such a shift in…
learn moreHere they are--the fifth grade reading standards! I created this handy guide to all of the standards for both fiction and nonfiction text. Each page of this guide includes the following…
learn moreExplicitly teaching nonfiction text structure is a cornerstone of content area literacy. The more we teach students to recognize the most common informational text structures, the better they can process and…
learn moreExplicitly teaching nonfiction text structure is a cornerstone of content area literacy. The more we teach students to recognize the most common informational text structures, the better they can process and…
learn moreThere's nothing I love more than classroom decor that serves a purpose. That's why I created these free grammar posters for your classroom! There are 18 different posters that cover…
learn moreIf you're a bit overwhelmed by the fourth grade reading standards, not to worry! I created this handy guide to all of the standards for both fiction and nonfiction text. Each page…
learn moreIf you're a bit overwhelmed by the fourth grade reading standards, not to worry! I created this handy guide to all of the standards for both fiction and nonfiction text. Each page…
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