I’m here to share some fun and easy ways to celebrate March is Reading Month in your classroom! As if you didn’t know! ;) Reading month is kind of a big deal in my classroom. While we’re busy creating a LOVE for reading all year long, March is when we KICK IT UP A NOTCH!...
March is a popular month to celebrate all things literacy in your school! After all, positive thinking about reading is a huge factor in student reading abilities. But who has the time to plan elaborate celebrations? Luckily, celebrating literacy doesn’t have to take a ton of planning! Here are some easy ways to celebrate reading
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Are you looking for some reading month ideas? Check out this post where a teacher describes just what she did during this all important month!
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It’s that time again! 12 bloggers are sharing their favorite read aloud for the month AND giving away four of these books for free! I’m so excited to share my book! The book is called, Fiona’s Luck. It’s a story about how there once was luck in Ireland, but the leprechauns decided to scoop all of it up when the Big Folk came. When they did this they took TOO much luck and Ireland fell to a time of turmoil. That is, until clever Fiona outsmarted the leprechaun king! Get the book {HERE} How to teach with Fiona’s Luck I am going to reinforce character traits since the leprechaun king and Fiona have tons of actions and sayings that help paint a picture of the character. I am also going to give the kids a comprehension quiz! How fun is this below! I created a comprehension quiz AND a quick check where the child can check with QR codes. This is great if you are attempting to use this in a center and only have one copy of the book! Check out the book—-> {HERE} I created a string of kindness for the month of December and it received […]
WOW, where does the time go? My best advice for coming back form the holiday is jump into routines ASAP. Students crave boundaries and their routines are part
Take this fun and cute idea to get your students reading at home! Set up an adopt-a-pet reading kit in your classroom to encourage kids to read. When it comes to wanting our students to love to read, we teachers will pretty much bend over backward. So, when we come across an idea that has … Cute Adopt-a-Pet Reading Kit to Encourage Your Students to Read at Home Read More »
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Read at the Beach is an annual March is Reading Month tradition for 1st graders at my school. Of course the end of March is usually too c...
