
April is the perfect time to try something new: Word Study Stations
Old dogs CAN learn new tricks, and your class CAN learn a new routine in April!
A meeting place for a world of reflective writers.
Old dogs CAN learn new tricks, and your class CAN learn a new routine in April!
This post covers the how, the why, and the what of introducing stations or centers to support small group work on foundational skills in the primary grades.
Inquiry-based centers introduce kids to mentor texts while helping them find their own mentor texts.
Earlier this month I shared an idea about a writing station (aka: center) for older students. Another product from Chronicle Books has crossed my desk and has piqued my interest … Continue Reading Haiku Writing Station
Whenever I used to hear the words “Center Time” I immediately thought about early childhood classrooms. However, that notion changed in 2008 when I created a Poetry Station for my … Continue Reading (Writing) Center Time for Older Students
I think I’m going to have my students sign-up to use this for one week at a time since there are seven activities. Though it’ll take two weeks to complete … Continue Reading Poetry Station: READY FOR LIFT-OFF!