The Problem with Reading Centers and How to Fix It
When I think about reading centers, I remember how difficult they were for me during my first few years of teaching. It was hard to find the time to fit them in and I spent so much time prepping and searching for ways to keep them engaging for my students. Since then, I’ve learned a lot and want to share all of my suggestions with you!
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How to Find MORE Time to Read Aloud For Fun Every Day
On episode 27, I talked all about how to create an effective literacy block even if you are limited on time. Today is a continuation of that conversation as I discuss how to get creative in finding short blocks of time throughout your day to squeeze in more read alouds!
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Create a Schedule for Your Reading Block – Even with Limited Time!
My literacy block is too short. I don’t have enough time to cram everything in! Do these thoughts sound familiar? Depending on the length of your literacy block, you may feel like you are constantly rushing and hustling to get from one thing to the next. Here’s the thing though - more time isn’t the answer! You CAN create an effective literacy block, no matter how much time you have to teach it.
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Getting Reluctant Writers EXCITED to Write with Jamie Sears from Not So Wimpy Teacher
On today’s episode I am so excited to have Jamie Sears, from Not So Wimpy Teacher, join me! If you know Jamie you know that she is a writing guru and she will be sharing easy ways to make writing easier for teachers that is also exciting for students. Even the most reluctant students will want to participate once you incorporate these ideas!
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