As a teacher, it's important to ask your students pre-reading questions before they read a book. This helps them get ready for the text and sets the stage for a successful reading experience. In this blog post, we will discuss 14 pre-reading questions that you can ask your ...
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Christmas in Australia: 10 Facts to Share With Kids
Christmas in Australia is a fun-filled unit you can do with your class in December. This presents a wealth of opportunities for comparing and contrasting celebrations in different places.
Christmas in Australia Fact #1
1. Christmas in Australia falls during the ...
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3 Classic & New Hands-On Games for Comparing Numbers
Do you want to help your students learn how to compare numbers? If so, you're in luck! In this blog post, we will discuss several different games for comparing numbers that students will LOVE. These games are fun and engaging, and best of all, they work well for students of ...
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This Christmas Gift for Parents is a Keeper
If you're looking for a unique and thoughtful Christmas gift for parents or grownups in your classroom this year, this directed drawing calendar is the perfect solution! This easy-to-follow directed drawing tutorial will walk your child step by step through the process of ...
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5 Easy Counting Games You Can Play All Year to Boost Number Sense
Do your kids love counting games? Mine sure do! In fact, they would probably play them all day if they could. Luckily, there are plenty of counting games that can be enjoyed all year round. In this blog post, we will discuss some of our favorites. We will also provide links ...
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3 Multiplication Games 3rd Graders Will Love
If you're a 3rd grade teacher, you know that multiplication can be a tough concept to master. That's why it's important to have fun and engaging multiplication games 3rd graders will LOVE in your classroom! In this blog post, we will explore three different multiplication ...
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