Free: Monthly Independent Reading Log
Looking for a quick and fun way for kids to keep track of their independent reading? Try this free reading log. There is space for
Looking for a quick and fun way for kids to keep track of their independent reading? Try this free reading log. There is space for
Yesterday, I posted this fun little freebie about chores. The goal of the activity was to practice using verbs and nouns, but someone on my Facebook
Here are five free worksheets (with answer keys) to use with your class to help reinforce affixes and to introduce word roots. These five worksheets will
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.
Looking for one more novel to read out loud or have your students read this year? Shiloh by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor may be just what you
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Here is a fun way for students to practice their spelling words using a phone keypad. Students use the letters on the keypad to create
Got a few extra minutes? Here are some fun Would you Rather Questions to use with your students once you have read The Hunger Games
Looking for creative book report ideas? Creative book reports are an excellent way for students to engage deeply with literature, enhancing their comprehension and critical
Getting students to stop using those tired, boring words can be a challenge. But word choice is one of the easiest ways to make a
When will your students get bored of idioms practice? Why pigs fly! Beyond going over the literal meaning of such phrases as, “It’s raining cats
Are you looking for some fun activities for National Dictionary Day? It’s October 16th, which was Noah Webster’s (the father of the American dictionary) birthday!
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