
“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
My first year teaching, I taught at an inner city school in a community that faced many challenges. There was one issue in particular that
During a regular year, it can be hard to find the time to fit in projects and project-based learning assignments. With this year being as
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
The end of the school year is a special time to reflect on growth, friendships that were made, and wonderful moments that were shared. It
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Often times when I’m teaching my students how to write a multi-paragraph essay, I find that they can get repetitive when adding their details to
We have reached the final home stretch of the school year! For many, these last few weeks can be a bit of a whirlwind from
Do your students groan when it’s time to pull out their ELA texts? Get them excited about your next unit and what they will be
The holidays are such a fun time of year in the classroom, but we all know tt can be pretty hectic. Especially as you try
Spoiler Alert: The key to fitting in all the Benchmark Advance curriculum is … you don’t! I’ve been hearing lots of frustration and worry from
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