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Small group reading is such a game-changer for 4th and 5th grade students. But I know how easy it is to be unsure of what to do with your students or to not know if what you’re doing is actually working. So I want to share what I believe is the best starting point for […]
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Theme is one of the trickiest skills for upper elementary students…and honestly, it surprised me how hard it was the first time I taught it. When our standards shifted to Common Core, I was excited. I love reading fiction, and I thought teaching theme would be a natural fit. However, in practice, my students struggled. […]
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Discover how to apply the science of reading to help your 4th and 5th graders become fluent readers. Explore key components and strategies for classroom success.
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The Two-Step Routine That Helps Students Follow Multi-Step Verbal Directions Have you ever said this? 👉 “My students just don’t follow directions.”👉 “I tell them what to do, and half the class is lost by step two.”👉 “They can’t remember multi-step directions to save their lives.” If that’s you, I’ve been there. And I want […]
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Struggling with centers because your students lack independence? Learn strategies, routines, and systems that teach independence step by step, so centers actually work in 4th & 5th grade.
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