Can you use a novel to teach or review important reading comprehension skills without feeling overwhelmed? Of course! The key is not tryi...
Are grammar skills important? Do you want to sound as smart on paper as you are in person? Yes? Then, yes, yes they are. As teachers, w...
February is Black History Month. Here are two good books that your students will enjoy! Never Caught tells a little-known story about some...
Is there a way to review reading comprehension skills without making it painful to read a novel? Yes! The best way to do that is to let k...
Is it possible to write a book about a tough topic that still makes you chuckle, wince, and cheer middle school characters on? I remember th...
I've heard from a number of you that there just isn't enough time to teach everything, whether you're self-contained or not. ...
By the time you come back to school in January, you and your students have been reading passages for a while as you've worked on reinfor...
Friends, it doesn't get better than this. For the next two days, if you search the hashtag #Newstart23 on TeachersPayTeachers, you...
Some students are very curious about climate change. Others can be frightened by it. In two of these books, plot twists take students to...
You can read picture books to sixth graders. For fun. To teach a lesson. To expand their horizons. That's why The Carpenter's...
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