Tales of Caffeine Drinkin', Paint Slingin', Glitter Lovin' Teacher
Do you have students who think they aren't artists? I know that I do. What about children who are so scared of making mistakes that they have trouble getting started? I know that I have these types of children in my class, too. What are we doing to help them? Are we giving them scaffolded ... read more
Happy Tuesday! Let's give ourselves a little pep talk to get through this short week! Don't the short weeks somehow always feel like the longest?
Fluency is so important. It is something that we need give our students time to practice, practice, practice. What other way to practice than to make it a little fun? Is there anything special you give your students while their reading to make it a little more exciting such as finger lights or a fun pointer? Check out these fun tools you can use to practice fluency in your classroom!
Tools for Improving Reading Fluency
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Fluency can be a fun skill for students to practice with the right tools. Find out some of the most effective tools and texts to use for improving reading fluency.Today, in honor of Martin Luther King Jr., I want us all to take a second to think about all that this man has stood for. He has taught and continues to teach us to be kind to EVERYONE, to stick with love, and above all, that even in the darkest of times we can find a little bit of light.
Have you seen this Google add-on yet? It allows you to add slides to existing slides your students are working on. This can be extremely helpful when running virtual centers. You can add writing prompts in each day of the week and allow your students to work on them and so much more! Check it out below.
A Google Slides™ Add-On All Teachers Need
www.thetechieteacher.net
Have you ever wanted to add slides to existing Google Slides presentations your students have already started working on? Come read about the Slip-in-Slide Add-On that is ideal for teachers who use di...
