Teaching sight words, along with all of the other foundational reading skills, is crucial for new readers. Throughout my years as a kindergarten teacher, I have found some effective strategies for teaching sight words successfully.

This resource round-up is packed with elementary ELA resources for your students. We’re featuring Project-Based Learning Resources, Grammar and Convention Bundles, Back-to-School Activities, Literacy Centers, and more!

In this resource round-up, we’re starting a new series called “Supporting All Students,” where we’ll be compiling resources that aim to support a variety of student needs. We’re featuring Comprehension Assessments, Social-Emotional Awareness Freebies, Special Education Resource Manuals, Writing Resources, and more.

Some of you are going back to school soon, while others have a month of summer left. Whether you’re setting the alarm or still dreaming of better ways to engage your students, you might find something for you here. I’ve rounded up…

When you think about what you want students to learn from a powerful unit on The Crucible, think about five years from now…