Not All Reading Levels Are Equal: Why Teachers Should Use Multiple Data Points
Reading levels are often used to guide instruction. They provide a quick way to group students, select texts, and monitor progress. However...
Reading levels are often used to guide instruction. They provide a quick way to group students, select texts, and monitor progress. However...
In upper elementary classrooms, some students appear to be reading, but they rely heavily on guessing. They may look at the first letter of...
As students move into upper elementary, reading instruction often shifts. Students are expected to read more independently , work through l...
In many upper elementary classrooms, students often believe that strong readers are simply fast readers. When reading time begins, some stu...
You assign the reading log. Students record minutes. Parents sign at the bottom. Pages are counted. On paper, it looks like accountabili...
The class starts reading. Everyone seems focused. Heads are down. Eyes are moving. Pages are turning. Then you ask a question halfway t...
You assign independent reading. Students open their books. They read quietly. They turn pages. But when you ask, “What were you thinking...
The page stays open, but the eyes wander. A student doodles. Another taps the pencil. If you teach grades three through five, this moment ...
The book remains closed. The eyes drift to the clock. The pencil is sharpened for the fifth time within ten minutes. This scene is insta...
Grades taught: 6th, 7th, 8th
I absolutely loved this resource! It gave my students a better understanding as well as gave them independence to answer questions on their own!
Grades taught: 4th
This was great for my students to use during hispanic heritage month and either color their own country or learn more about ones they were interested in!
Grades taught: 2nd
Thank you for giving me so many activities to have right at my fingertips!
Grades taught: 6th
We traced these onto plastic clear sheets and put paper frames around them and hung them up for our Veteran's Day program. They looked great hanging in the front windows of our school as the veterans came in!
Grades taught: 4th, 5th
This was a great resorce to use for adaptive learning in the classroom. very useful. much appreciated.
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th
My students love reading these affirmations that are displayed at my calming corner. They make for a beautiful decoration in the classroom.
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th, 5th
Very cute, simple, and perfect for all organizing needs!
Grades taught: 4th
It was very easily editable and it was a good resource to share with parents.
Grades taught: 4th
I wanted something fun for my students to do on April Fool's Day with little prep. This resource was perfect.
Grades taught: 3rd
This resource was used to help my students learn about the Trail of Tears. They were able to use these to work in small groups and make presentations to the class. They really loved this project!
Grades taught: 5th
It did not take much time to prepare this resource. Students were fully engaged and they loved using this resource.
Grades taught: 3rd
This was to the point for my math students. They found it interesting and it led to their independent findings about Pi Day.
Grades taught: 4th
This was the first lesson I had my student teacher tackle on her own! Thanks to this packet, she felt successful as a teacher, and the kids enjoyed it as well.
Grades taught: 8th
This was great for our morning work as the kids arrived for the day. I let students pick which individual they wanted to read about, and they loved having the choice.
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th, 5th
Great additional resource to add to my students learning for Native American month.
Grades taught: 1st
Love using these to teach about Spanish speaking countries.
Grades taught: 2nd
These research templates were a fantastic tool for Native American Heritage! They helped my students organize their information clearly and made the research process manageable and engaging. The templates are student-friendly and supported my class in learning more deeply about different tribes. A valuable resource for teaching history with structure and purpose!
Grades taught: 7th
This activity was very engaging with my students!!
Grades taught: 3rd
Very thoughtful resource with great materials included. My students really liked reading about this.
Grades taught: 3rd
Students enjoyed the resource. It was fun to read and engaging.
Grades taught: 5th
Great resource to learn about Native American culture and lifestyles.
Grades taught: 6th
A great way to reinforce vocabulary and concepts Thank you.
Grades taught: 6th, 7th
This was an excellent resource for my 6th and 7th grade manners class.
Grades taught: 4th
I highly recommend this educational product to fellow 4th-grade teachers. It has not only enhanced the quality of education in my classroom but has also made the learning journey an exciting and fulfilling experience for my students. Kudos to the creators for developing such an exceptional tool that truly empowers both teachers and students!