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If you need a simple and easy way to teach your st

If you need a simple and easy way to teach your students how to solve word problems in the upper elementary grades (Gr. 3-5) look no further! ⁠
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This is a strategy that I developed to help my students read, understand, complete and explain math word problems across all math strands.⁠
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Grab it on TPT today>>https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/CHASE-Math-Problem-Solving-Strategy-2277988

There are many different ways to teach reading in

There are many different ways to teach reading in the classroom, however many teachers end up falling into one of two categories; Those that use Literature Circles, and those that use Literature Centers.⁠
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Which one are you? Join in on the debate! Have you had the opportunity to try both? Or are you limited by your school’s resources?⁠
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Check out more on the blog>>https://www.madlylearning.com/literature-circles-vs-literature-centers/

"Teaching kids to count is fine, but teaching them

"Teaching kids to count is fine, but teaching them what counts is best." - Bob Talbert

Ever wondered how to get your students to love rea

Ever wondered how to get your students to love reading and writing? Love Genius Hour, or need a differentiated approach that gives students more voice and choice in what they read and write? Keep students engaged in writing all year long while meeting curriculum standards.⁠
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⭐ Ignited Literacy is your answer ⭐⁠
→ Use research based strategies for teaching writing including⁠
→ Gradual release of responsibility⁠
→ Student led inquiry⁠
→ Teaching spelling and grammar in context⁠
→ Using mentor texts⁠
→ Teacher conferences which support the cycle of assessment⁠
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Grab it on TPT today>>https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Grade-45-Ignited-Literacy-FEBRUARY-Pack-6-Spiralled-Junior-Literacy-Program-4354356⁠
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How did you take the news about the return to onli

How did you take the news about the return to online learning? Were you excited, nervous, stressed? What about all three?⁠
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It’s going to be quite a transition from in person learning to remote learning no matter what you do. ⁠
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Check out more on the blog today>>https://www.madlylearning.com/7-tips-to-help-you-survive-remote-teaching/

"Teachers have three loves: love of learning, love

"Teachers have three loves: love of learning, love of learners and the love of bringing the first two loves together." - Scott Hayden

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