Create and implement easy and effective reading group rotation activities that you can use all year long!
Small Group Instruction
Easy Steps for How to Differentiate Instruction in Kindergarten
Are you wondering how to differentiate instruction in kindergarten? Kindergarten is a unique time both in the child’s life, and in a teachers career. Unlike most other grades, you get 20+ students who have had none, or minimal, schooling. With diverse experiences and background from each student, it is important for the teacher to differentiate their instruction to engage them… Read More
The Best Game to Teach Equivalent Fractions
Equivalent fractions can be a beast, but they don’t have to be.
Qualities of effective Activities for Early Readers
With all the noise out there it can be so hard to determine what activities will actually help your early readers. Here you’ll learn what qualities strong early reading activities should have.
The Best Thing You Need To Teach Suffix S
Read to find out the best strategy to teach suffix s!
The Benefits of Differentiation in Primary Education: Why It Matters
The benefits of differentiation in primary education are numerous. Learn the importance of meeting your students individual needs and strategies to do so!
5 Cool Ways to Use 1st Grade Summer Reading Comprehension Passages
Learn 5 cool ways to use summer reading passages in your K-2 classroom!
How Does Small Group Instruction Help Our K-2 Students
Many wonder: how does small group instruction help our students? Learn about personalizing education, and building relationships with students!
7 Out-of-the-Box and Easy Ways to Differentiate Instruction
Learn unique and easy ways to differentiate your instruction in the K-2 Classroom
Find What Differentiated Instruction Is & Why It’s Effective
When I first started teaching, I had no idea what differentiated instruction is. I used to struggle when my students couldn’t complete a task. I would give a single assignment and hope each student would complete it in the same way. If they didn’t I would sit and model and the student would copy. This worked, kind of. Then, I… Read More
