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Morphology doesn’t require lengthy lessons. A few intentional minutes can transform how students see and use words. These easy, ready-to-use ideas and linked activites will help you bring morphology to life in any classroom K-8.
Morphology doesn’t require lengthy lessons. A few intentional minutes can transform how students see and use words. These easy, ready-to-use ideas and linked activites will help you bring morphology to life in any classroom K-8.
Gesturing serves as a powerful tool connecting brain and body, while reducing the cognitive load during the writing process.
Gesturing serves as a powerful tool connecting brain and body, while reducing the cognitive load during the writing process.
Writing is a brain-based process that relies on practice, rest, and retrieval to move skills from effortful to automatic. When teachers use simple, consistent strategies, they help students free up brainpower for creativity and deeper expression.
Writing is a brain-based process that relies on practice, rest, and retrieval to move skills from effortful to automatic. When teachers use simple, consistent strategies, they help students free up brainpower for creativity and deeper expression.
Intentional routines do more than organize a classroom. They strengthen executive function and empower students as writers. Take a look at what to expect from our August blog series and check out the giveaway information.
Intentional routines do more than organize a classroom. They strengthen executive function and empower students as writers. Take a look at what to expect from our August blog series and check out the giveaway information.
Here are three strategies for integrating intentional vocabulary connections into your reading and writing instruction. While these examples come from a seventh-grade classroom, they can be effortlessly adapted for K-12 learning…
Three quick and meaningful poetry celebrations to end the month!
Three quick and meaningful poetry celebrations to end the month!
Here are three strategies for integrating intentional vocabulary connections into your reading and writing instruction. While these examples come from a seventh-grade classroom, they can be effortlessly adapted for K-12 learning…
Here are three strategies for integrating intentional vocabulary connections into your reading and writing instruction. While these examples come from a seventh-grade classroom, they can be effortlessly adapted for K-12 learning…
During this long stretch of school, sometimes you need a quick idea to add to your unit or switch thing up. This is a grab and go!
During this long stretch of school, sometimes you need a quick idea to add to your unit or switch thing up. This is a grab and go!
Remember to engage with other slicers. Get ideas and connect through commenting!
Remember to engage with other slicers. Get ideas and connect through commenting!
Write. Share. Give. You've made it through the first week! Congratulations.
Write. Share. Give. You've made it through the first week! Congratulations.
Welcome, my slicing friends! It's our first Multi-Lingual Friday of March! #multifri
Using a tool with a newfound purpose! Teaching middle school writers involves navigating AI challenges and emphasizing the writing process over final drafts.
Using a tool with a newfound purpose! Teaching middle school writers involves navigating AI challenges and emphasizing the writing process over final drafts.
Using a tool with a newfound purpose! Teaching middle school writers involves navigating AI challenges and emphasizing the writing process over final drafts.
When choosing texts for any genre, engagement, purpose, and accessibility play a part in finding mentors that will move writers.
When choosing texts for any genre, engagement, purpose, and accessibility play a part in finding mentors that will move writers.
Estimated reading time: 3 minutes Contains 482 words. Target Audiences: Classroom Teachers and Literacy Coaches What Do We Like About Poetry? This is the question I will ask my students on the first day back after winter break. This week,…
Estimated reading time: 3 minutes Contains 482 words. Target Audiences: Classroom Teachers and Literacy Coaches What Do We Like About Poetry? This is the question I will ask my students on the first day back after winter break. This week,…
It's Tuesday! Join us for a slice of life.
It's Tuesday! Join us for a slice of life.
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Join us today for a Tuesday slice! Share your Slice of Life.
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Join us today for a "Giving Tuesday" slice!
Join us today for a "Giving Tuesday" slice!