By Rachel Lynette
Ready-to-Go Reading Response Questions to Get Your Students Thinking Here are 20 “Lit Spark” Reading Response questions for your students. They are perfect for literature circles, individual writing prompts, or even just class discussions. Here are some great ways to use literature response questions: Use alongside your close reading. Use as writing prompts for reading journals. Require students to complete a certain number of responses
TeacherspayTeachers seller Charity Preston of The Organized Classroom, has put together a list of 50 free teaching resources, from a variety of sellers (including me!). There are resources for every subject and grade level. Check out the list of links here. You are sure to find something you can use!
Take your students on a nature walk! It’s a beautiful day for a walk! When it starts warming up, don’t you (and your students!) just want to stay outside just a little bit longer? Why not let your students take a nature walk?! You can download this free printable or digital scavenger hunt activity to make your outdoor time extra fun! Scavenger hunts are a
Looking for one more novel to read out loud or have your students read this year? Shilohby Phyllis Reynolds Naylor may be just what you are looking for. Here is why! NOTE: As Amazon Associates, we earn from qualifying purchases. Point of View/Writing Style Shiloh is written in first person in the voice of eleven-year-old Marty Preston. Marty lives in rural West Virginia, and his
