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Creating a Classroom Library on a Budget
…variety of books. Creating a classroom library will allow your students to explore different genres and topics, which can help them develop their reading skills, learn social skills, practice empathy,…
2023 New Book Releases: New Children’s Books to Look for …
…2023 Why you will love it: This story of perseverance and resilience will be a great discussion starter with your students. The right to education, social inequalities, and geographic locations…
11 Favorite Mentor Text to Teach Informational Writing
…well as videos linked for learning as well. This is a great example to show students that you can gather information from multiple sources and media types. 10. Planting Stories: The…
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Seven Favorite Books About Staying Healthy
…that they are loved. Your kids will love this uplifting story of Hedgehog and Tortoise that explains social distancing. 7. If You Can’t Bear Hug, Air Hug by Katie Sedmak…
March Activities for Upper Elementary Students
…an advocate for social justice. By examining stories from Chavez’s own life, exploring the history of farmworker movements, or delving into literature related to Latino culture; upper elementary students can…
April Activities & Ideas for Upper Elementary
…for a social studies or science topic. You can do anything with QR codes, and your students are sure to love them all. If you are using QR codes, number…
I Need A Hug: 5 Meaningful Activities About Friendship
…his prickly spikes. The colorful illustrations and rhymes are engaging but the story brings up some great conversations with your students about social interactions, emotions, consent, and more. Your students…