Hey y’all -- welcome back! Last week we spoke about the importance of beginning phonological awareness, which is a cornerstone among the building blocks of reading. This week we’ll be exploring something just as important: LETTER KNOWLEDGE. Specifically being able to identify the symbol and primary ... read more
Building Blocks of Reading: Rhyming and Alliteration
This has been a tough year, I feel ya friends. Yet, I've seen so many of you rise to meet challenges, strive to serve your students no matter what, and recommit to your craft as teachers. I'm so proud of us! I’ve also heard from lots of you that one of your biggest challenges (both during the ... read more
Holiday Gift Guides: Teachers and Students
It's the time of year where you might be wondering what to get those on your list for the holidays. Whether you are a teacher looking at options for student gifts or a parent trying to decide what to get your child's teacher, this guide will hopefully serve as a inspiration for you. Before we ... read more
How to: Math Centers and Management
Imagine with me. It’s transition time. Your math block is well under way. You’ve engaged students in a quick warm-up to gently get the left sides of their brains moving. They’re (finally!) excited about math. You’re just wrapping up the day’s group lesson and moving towards math centers. It’s ... read more
How to: Math Centers Planning & Organization
So, once your students are all warmed up and pumped for math...what happens next? Of course you’ll often have a quick group lesson, learning new skills or reviewing old ones. But, as with literacy, new math skills should be taught and practiced many times in many different contexts before students ... read more
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