Students Benefit from Reading Response Journals
Reading response journals are an excellent educational tool that promotes active learning, critical thinking, and...
5 Must-Do Activities for the First Week of School
The first week of school can feel like stepping onto a brand-new stage. The lights...
New School Year, New Normal, New Zoom Style – Technology Free!
Every year, the start of school brings a fresh sense of excitement—and let’s be real,...
Outline of the Article: Being SMART About Goal Setting
Setting goals is like building a roadmap for your life. Without them, you’re just wandering...
Simple Helpful Advice for New and Returning ELA Teachers
Starting or returning to a role as an English Language Arts (ELA) teacher can feel...
Building Meaningful and Impactful Rapport With Your ELA Students
When it comes to English Language Arts (ELA), building rapport isn’t just nice—it’s necessary. Why?...
Differentiating Instruction Better Through Literacy Station
Differentiated instruction is all about recognizing that no two students learn exactly the same way....
Creative Strategies to Teach Reading and Writing
Teaching reading and writing can sometimes feel like trying to teach a cat to fetch...
The Best Ways to Hook Students on Writing
Let’s face it—writing can feel like a chore for many students. It’s not that they...
Building Better Readers through Active Reading Strategies
Reading is one of those life skills that feels almost magical once you master it,...