28 Free QR Code Read Aloud Cards– in Spanish!
¡Hola! We're back with more FREE QR code read alouds thanks to Scholastic Storybook Treasures. And this time, they're in Spanish! The post 28 Free […]
Five Resources for Indigenous Peoples and Native American Heritage
Explore lessons and content relevant to Indigenous peoples and Native American heritage- including book lists and podcasts! The post Five Resources for Indigenous Peoples and […]
Templates and Ideas for Making Differentiated Choice Boards
Choice boards can seriously boost learning and engagement. Here are some ideas, resources, and templates for using them with your students. The post Templates and […]
Five Ways to Use QR Codes for Second Language Development
Early childhood is a critical time for learners of a second language. Here are five ways QR codes can support second language acquisition. The post […]
Culturally Responsive Teaching: Teachers as Allies in Growth
Explore how teachers can empower students through culturally responsive teaching and strategies grounded in evidence-based research. The post Culturally Responsive Teaching: Teachers as Allies in […]
Vocabulary Acquisition: Three Tools for You
Want to use explicit lexical instruction that facilitates new vocabulary acquisition? Try one or all of the three digital tools offered here. The post Vocabulary […]
What We Learned at the Elementary Technology Conference
Elementary education comes with unique challenges. Because young learners are in such a formative time in their lives and their lifelong learning journeys, elementary teachers […]
Using Wakelet to Create Infographics
Infographics allow students to share a lot of information in a visually-pleasing but concise way. While there are lots of tools that you can use […]
Comics and Graphic Novels: An Imagery Invasion
Walk through a paper bookstore and you’ll find a huge section dedicated to graphic novels. Like many children of yesteryear, I grew up reading comic […]
Learning on the Go with Podcastle AI
It is easy to create assignments for students that involve a lot of text. And, unless it is a reading comprehension or fluency assignment, your […]
Supporting English Language Learners During Remote Learning
Many students, including English language learners (ELLs), have unique learning needs during remote learning. It is vital that we focus on how we can create […]
Remote Learning Strategy #3: Three More
In our Remote Learning Strategies series so far, we’ve explored two powerful strategies. Those strategies included classroom discussion and summarization. In this blog entry, we’ll […]
