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Fall is one of my favorite seasons for picture books. Pumpkins, bats, leaves, turkeys… there are so many great ones to choose from! But be honest with me, friend. How often do you read a great book, close it, and move straight on to the next thing on your schedule? That’s where read aloud extensions come in.
I get it. Your literacy block is packed with pho...
Spiders are one of those topics that instantly get students talking. Bring up a spider in a kindergarten or first grade classroom and suddenly everyone has a story to tell! I’m not sure I can blame them. It’s a fun way to connect!
That natural curiosity makes spiders perfect for a hands-on spider science experiment and lesson. Instead of simply learning the parts ...
Have you ever searched for decodable passages, found what looked like the perfect set, and then realized they weren’t quite what your readers needed? Maybe the text included phonics skills your students hadn’t learned yet. Or perhaps the passage was filled with words that matched the skill, but the sentences didn’t make much sense!
With so many decodable passages a...
There is just something about bats that gets little learners excited! Whether you are learning about nocturnal animals, diving into a fall science unit, or simply looking for an engaging October science activity, bats offer so many opportunities to bring science to life.
One of my favorite ways to do this is with a hands-on bat science experiment. Instead of simply...