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Best of Integrated Units Article Blog Posts
How often do you feel like teaching Integrated Units to your students is hard work in and of itself…but it shouldn’t be!
I have a lot of educational articles that cover current strategies, micro-lessons, online trainings, how to edit and grade writing; all to help you teach with Integrated Units in your classroom.
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Watch Integrated Unit Videos
Using Novels In Your Classroom Part 6: Integrating Novels Into Any Subject
Using Formative Writing in Any Subject
How to Use Interactive Notebooks for Differentiation
In my experience, students retained more of what they learned with INBs, and I was better able to meet the needs of my students.
Easy Ways to Differentiate Your Lessons
Differentiation is a difficult concept for many teachers. However, it’s actually easier than many people think and are probably already doing.
Textbook VS Texts: Pros & Cons Of Using Them in Social Studies
Are you Team Textbook or Team Passages? There are solid reasons for using either one and also reasons to not use them. Let’s examine the pros and cons of each.
10 Ways To Make Your Lessons More Student-Friendly
From my experience, I know things I have done that made my lessons less accessible, but I wanted to get ideas from students, too. (Luckily, I have access to students through my kids.)
Book Reports For Your Classroom
As I love to read and have many fond memories of books from childhood, it makes sense that read-aloud time was one of my favorite things in the classroom.
Join Me for the Summer Fun Challenge
To help everyone kick back, relax, and enjoy themselves, I am holding the Summer Fun Challenge from June 5 to August 6.
Supporting Struggling Readers in Middle Grades
With targeted interventions and a supportive classroom environment, these students can begin to feel successful, which in turn helps motivate them to try.
Warning Signs Of Struggling Readers
As students with poor reading skills fall farther behind, they tend to avoid reading, which weakens their skills and compounds the problem.
Grammar BalloonPop™ – The Review Game You Need!
BalloonPop™ is self-correcting and self-paced. As students play, they are returned to the question to try again after an incorrect answer.
5th Grade Math Test Prep Bundle
Review is good for students – but only if they are engaged and actively participate. Enter test prep games.
Teaching Reading In Social Studies
If you had taught my kids in middle school, you might not have even realized they both struggled with reading.
How Being Stressed Can Change Test Scores
Let’s talk about a few ways we can teach students how not to stress over tests.
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