
Ep 153: Why I Do Not Use Reading Logs — With Melissa Kruse
Although assigned with good intentions, reading logs can weigh down readers, turning reading into a points game instead of a fulfilling, enriching activity. So, what
Although assigned with good intentions, reading logs can weigh down readers, turning reading into a points game instead of a fulfilling, enriching activity. So, what
They say silence is golden, and with this activity, that’s definitely true! Join Caitlin and Jessica as they explain how silent debates actually amplify your
Teachers, you have SO much on your shoulders right now. A pandemic, district mandates, extra responsibilities . . . In this podcast, Caitlin and Jessica
Join Caitlin and Jessica as they help you wring more learning out of your bell ringers! Many teachers have discovered the benefits of bell ringers,
Looking for a way to help your students read literature with purpose and intention? Want your next unit’s text to feel relevant to your young
“How do I help students initiate and maintain focus during small group work?” One of our fellow teachers asked this question, and you may be
Ah, Halloween: the time of year when your students start to get really antsy. Listen as Caitlin and Jessica share a great activity that will
If you’ve ever jumped into a unit too quickly, you know the classroom confusion, disconnect, and behavior issues that can follow. In this episode, Caitlin
If you’re spending too much of your personal time (after school, weekends, and during breaks) planning and grading, then listen as Caitlin and Jessica talk
Teaching grammar is one of the most common pain points we hear about from teachers. But grammar lessons don’t have to be painful for you
Then, pick the date you’re going to teach it in your classroom, and sit back while you watch as your students show up to your classroom pumped about what the day holds…and gush about your class to their parents on the car ride home!