It’s Must Read Books for April time already! I love April and the newness of everything coming back to life. New flowers to plant, trees are blooming, birds are singing. Pollen is in the air! Oh, wait. Yeah, okay. Not so much the pollen! 😳 There are a lot of great books out there to choose from for Must Read… View Post
Who is ready for an April Literacy Challenge? I know I am definitely ready for April and spring! We’ve picked some fun reading and writing activities to include this month for your students. If you missed the March Literacy Challenge and still want to get that one, you can find it here. The April Literacy Challenge is digital and is… View Post
March Must Read Books!! Books are so much fun to share because who doesn’t love a good book. And March is a fun month! One thing is for sure, kids love the There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed…. books. They love the silliness of the things she manages to get in her stomach and they enjoy that the items… View Post
March Literacy Challenge Freebie time!! I am really not sure how it came to be March again. March 2020 to March 2021 seems like a period of about 5 years! This March is going to be a fun month! There are so many interesting things to read and write about for March. You have St. Patrick’s Day, of course. Weather… View Post
Our list of February Must Read Books has some interesting and fun books on it! February is a busy month with lots of special events and days. Some of these include Black History Month, President’s Day, Valentine’s and even National Pizza Day! We also posted our FREE Digital February Literacy Challenge last week. If you missed it, you can find… View Post
February is here so it is time for our new, free monthly game- February Literacy Challenge! I am not sure how January went by so quickly but it did! Last month, we began a new monthly free download. At the end of this post you will find the link to this month’s FREE download. It is digital and a fun… View Post
Teaching multisyllabic words can be tricky and trying to learn these multisyllabic words can lead to frustration for some of our students. But there are steps we can take to make this process more manageable for our students. And we are going to begin at the beginning but is an extremely important step! Our first tip for teaching multisyllabic words… View Post
