
“Flipping” the Read Aloud
“I have come to believe that the person who is asking the questions is the person who has done the thinking.” In a fascinating article
“I have come to believe that the person who is asking the questions is the person who has done the thinking.” In a fascinating article
I see this question pop up all the time; “What are some suggested read alouds for xx grade?” I decided to create a LIVE Google
Try this simple strategy (and free template) to boost student accountability during independent reading time.
The goal of using mentor texts in the classroom is quite simple: students learn by example, so in order to learn awesome writing skills, kids
Growth mindset is one of the most important values we can instill in our students. Growth mindset teaches that no matter what, we are capable
Incorporating Social Emotional Learning (SEL) is important, but can be challenging. Here’s an easy way to bring it into your literacy block!
It’s not easy being a kid! Helping our students develop a positive self-image is one of the most important roles we can play as teachers.
How do you teach point of view to your students? It’s one of the most important concepts we can teach because it helps our kiddos
Do you group students by reading level or by strategy? Teachers are making the switch to “strategy groups” to better meet student needs.
Since learning how to print on post-it notes, I’ve become a little obsessed with creating these cute little guys! I’ve made teeny messages for students,
Hi! I’m Toluca from Markers and Minions, where I help teachers feel more effective and confident with high-quality resources and an awesome teacher community!