Incorporate fairy tale elements with technology in the classroom with these before, during and after reading activities that you can use with the children's book, Once Upon a Time Online. An important message about digital citizenship is shared. Technology in the classroom
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This Ancient China Scavenger Hunt lesson is an engaging cross-curricular gallery walk activity that incorporates reading comprehension, informational text, citing text evidence, movement and critical thinking skills. It also includes an escape room aspect of a final mystery word and secret 4-digit c...
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This Great Sphinx - Ancient Egypt Scavenger Hunt lesson is an engaging cross-curricular gallery walk activity that incorporates reading comprehension, informational text, citing text evidence, movement and critical thinking skills. It also includes an escape room aspect of a final mystery word and s...
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Looking for great science biographies for your classroom? Whether you are working with print books or digital texts, here's great options for young readers.
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These EIGHT April close reading passages are the perfect resource for the busy teacher! No-Prep, high-interest passages with follow-up activities ready to PRINT AND GO that will be sure to help you rock your next close reading lesson. Looking for passages for close reading of a text and want all the prep work done for you? Well, say no more! What's Inside the April Close Reading Text These April close reading passages and questions are NO PREP, READY TO USE and come with everything you need to help your students conquer their close reading activities. • Blackline or color printing options. • Close reading lesson plans for EACH of the close reading texts. These are no-prep lessons. Just print and go! • Examples of close reading techniques and instructions on how to teach a close reading lesson. • Product walkthrough to make sure you get the most out of your product. • Partner work for vocabulary. • Close reading questions for comprehension. • Writing activities to extend the content from the close reading texts. • Partner organization and classroom management for an engaging close reading lesson. • Anchor chart for close reading annotation. Non-fiction Close Reading Passages • Frog Life Cycle • Earth Day • Recycling Bin • Spring Plants Fiction Close Reading Passages • Decorating Eggs • Puddle Jumping • Yard Work • The Three R's Each close reading passage comes with a READY TO PRINT + GO lesson plan for the whole week, vocab lessons and resources, and anchor charts. NOT ONLY THAT but you have digital access to the activities on Google Slides, Seesaw, Boom Cards!
One of my favourite professors taught me two of my favourite classes during my B.Ed., and both of them dealt with media and utilizing technology and alternative texts in the classroom. Alternative texts, of course, being any tool utilized in the classroom which differs from the traditional textbook and chalkboard. I have always been a…
This month, as I continue my journey toward a more paperless classroom, I've been exploring a collection of new apps for interacting with digital text. As many of you know, Notability has been my app of choice lately (check out my latest post), but I was looking for an app to implement with an entire class of third graders for text annotating, using our building set of iPads.
Have you wanted one way to stay organized and let your students know at all times what their expectations are? Use digital class slides to achieve this! Plan out your entire teaching week using any of the 100+ slide templates! Makes your life easier and is a great way to help with classroom management!
Tips to Teach Living Poets in Middle and High School English: • Are you looking for more ways to bring contemporary voices into your classroom? Welcome to #teachlivingpoets. • Melissa Alter Smith, veteran teacher and author, is the leader of the online movement #teachlivingpoets. Her website curates all the great things that are happening on Twitter. • The digital poetry library gives you quick access to poets you can choose from for class, but it’s also an easy way to offer students’ choice. • The poetry hyperdocs allow you to shop through for a daily lesson plan, sub plan, or even full poetry unit. • Teaching Amanda Gorman - Ideas on Website • Integrating Living Poets - you can: • bring in a single day with a living poet • pair poetry with some of your larger class texts • t
Looking for some new fall mentor texts to add to your classroom library? Here are some of my favorites that I think you might enjoy!
Teaching characters in your reading class? I have six awesome character mentor texts to share with you that your students will love!
