Comprehension
Learn more about helping your students understand and practice fiction and nonfiction reading comprehension.
Engaging Fiction Comprehension with Google Sheets
Looking for a way to make fiction comprehension more engaging and interactive? This Self-Checking Google Sheets Activity provides instant feedback, keeps students motivated with a fun game element, and requires no grading on your part! With three differentiated versions, it’s perfect for meeting diverse learning needs. Discover how this no-prep resource can transform your fiction lessons!
Teaching Common Allusions to Greek Mythology with Anchor Charts: A Step-by-Step Guide
Teaching students about allusions to Greek Mythology can be both exciting and challenging. These references bring a rich layer of
Characteristics of Fiction Texts: Interactive Anchor Chart Ideas for Elementary Teachers
As elementary reading teachers, we know how critical it is for students to understand the basic characteristics of fiction texts.
Helping Elementary Students Understand the Difference Between Main Idea and Theme
Teaching main idea and theme can challenge students, as these concepts are tricky to grasp. Honestly, adults sometimes struggle with
Teaching Main Idea: Visual Tools and Tips for Elementary Reading Success
Helping students determine the main idea in nonfiction texts can feel like a daunting task, but with the right tools
How Strong Reading Comprehension Skills Shape Academic and Life Success for Students
It’s time for the final part of my ten-part series on the components of reading! In this series, I discuss
What is Reading Comprehension? A Guide for Elementary Teachers
It’s time for part nine of my ten-part series on the components of reading! In this series, I discuss what
Standards-Aligned Holiday Fun: History of Gingerbread Houses Scavenger Hunts for Elementary Classrooms
Each year as the holiday season approaches, excitement in the classroom seems to build daily. At the end of every
Spooky, Fun, and Educational: Halloween Candy Comparison Scavenger Hunts for 3rd-5th Graders
Each year as Halloween approaches, the excitement in the classroom seems to reach incredible heights. Students are eagerly looking forward
How To Create A Beautiful Anchor Chart To Teach Students To Identify Setting
If you’ve read my blog post about anchor charts, you know how important I think they are in the classroom.
4 St. Patrick’s Day Read Alouds for the Intermediate Classroom
St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner, so it’s time to plan how you’ll incorporate this holiday into your
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day: Best Books for Kids
St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner, which means it’s time to start planning how you’ll incorporate this holiday