Teaching sensory words can be a lot of fun with the right activities. In first grade, the common core state standard for teaching sensory words is RL.1.4: Identify words and phrases in stories or poems that suggest feelings or appeal to the senses. This is one of my favorite reading units to teach! Mainly because I love all the new vocabulary introduced to our students. To help you plan your ... Read More about How to Teach Sensory Words
Teaching Compare and Contrast with Little Red Riding Hood
Little Red Riding Hood, a classic fairy tale, has undergone numerous transformations over the years, making it perfect for teaching compare and contrast. From the mischievous wolf's point of view to Little Red as a ninja or even an ice skating partner, the variations offer an exploration of diverse experiences and adventures. In this blog post, we'll dive into some unique versions of Little Red ... Read More about Teaching Compare and Contrast with Little Red Riding Hood
Teaching Compare and Contrast
Is it time for you to teach your students to compare and contrast the adventures and experiences of a character in a story? When learning to compare and contrast, students are learning to find the differences, no matter how big or small, and what is similar. Use these activity ideas to make teaching compare and contrast fun and easy! What does it mean to compare and contrast? When you ... Read More about Teaching Compare and Contrast
25 Spring-Themed Writing Prompts You Can Use Right Now
For first and second graders, writing can be a fun and engaging way to develop their language skills, creativity, and critical thinking. Using engaging spring-themed writing prompts can spark their imagination and help them explore different writing styles and genres. This list provides 25 prompts that are perfect for first and second graders, focusing on topics related to the spring season. These ... Read More about 25 Spring-Themed Writing Prompts You Can Use Right Now
Amazon Favorites: The Best Tools for Your Writing Center
A writing center is an essential part of your classroom for first and second grade students. This is a place they can go during your center time where they get to focus on just writing without having to worry about if they're "doing it right" and instead can focus on writing what they enjoy. It is a great spot for students to continue to work on writing skills and also just to enjoy ... Read More about Amazon Favorites: The Best Tools for Your Writing Center
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