How to Improve Reading Comprehension in Early Readers
I hear it a lot from parents “Jane is reading chapter books.” Yet I know the reality is something different. Jane reads well. She has great fluency. She reads
I hear it a lot from parents “Jane is reading chapter books.” Yet I know the reality is something different. Jane reads well. She has great fluency. She reads
I am so thrilled to welcome Alex from Positive Future Youth! You are going to love this post – so many great tips for making
Hello! Â My name is Heather from My Life at the Pencil Sharpener, and I am so excited to have the wonderful opportunity Rachel has given
Minds in Bloom is pleased to welcome Sharon from Classroom in the Middle! Enjoy her post full of ideas for different projects that you can
Hello! My name is Rachael from The Classroom Game Nook Blog. Thanks to Rachel Lynette for allowing me to share some tips with her readers
SVG Image Map Example Teaching is a very rewarding career, but it is also very demanding- and writing emergency lesson plans for substitute teachers just
Hobbies for kinesthetic learners: Archery Target shooting Knife sharpening Tomahawk throwing Knitting Wait. What? Boys don’t knit! I bet when you think of knitting, you think of a
Our guest blogger today is Carol from Teachers Are Terrific. She’s sharing her thoughts on why the morning meeting is the most valuable part of
Hi! Â My name is Amy, and I’m from 180 Days of Reading. Â I am a Reading Specialist and former kindergarten teacher with a first grader
I’m Retta from Rainbow City Learning, and I’m beyond thrilled to be guest blogging here on Minds in Bloom about finding humor in math class! I retired
Build Excitement and Enjoyment of Learning Paired passages build the excitement of learning for your students! Try pairing fiction and nonfiction texts and watch what
SVG Image Map Example One of my favorite things about teaching 5th grade is exploring persuasive essay ideas with my students! I think we can
