30 Sentence Activities for 1st-3rd Grade: Fun and Engaging Ways to Master Sentences
Engaging sentence activities are a great way to teach your first, second, and third grade students about sentences. These ideas will help!
Understanding Pencil Grip Stages
Understand the pencil grip stages and learn how to develop proper pencil grasp. Your child will soon be a smooth and proficient writer.
The Best Chapter Book Read Alouds for 1st Grade
Get ready to keep your students entertained and engaged with these fun chapter book read aloud for 1st grade! They’re student favorites!
Homeschooling 1st Grade
First grade is the first formal year of school, and you want it to go well. We’ll cover the groundwork on homeschooling 1st grade.
How to Teach Addition with Regrouping
Open the floodgates to higher sums by learning how to teach addition with regrouping to your kids. They’ll have a blast with these activities!
How to Teach Letter Sounds to Struggling Students
Has your child hit a bump on the road to reading? Learn how to teach letter sounds to struggling students.
How to Teach Opposites to Kids
It’s not hard to teach opposites–it’s easy! Read on to learn just how to teach opposites to kids.
How to Teach Subtraction to Kids
When teaching math, you can’t take away subtraction! Discover how to teach subtraction to kids in a way that will make it stick.
What Are High Frequency Words?
If you want to teach someone to read, you’ve definitely asked this question, “What are high frequency words?” Well, we’ve got the answer!
How to Teach CVC Words
Knowing how to teach CVC words can mean the difference between students grasping the concept quickly or needing extra time. Here’s how!
How to Teach Informational Writing to K-2
Knowing how to teach informational writing to students in K-2 can make your language arts lessons a whole lot easier! These tips can help!
How to Teach Skip Counting
Skip counting is something we’ve all done, maybe without even realizing it. Think of the…
Tech Tuesday: Top 10 Apps for K-3
While we always look for free apps (who doesn’t?), there have been some great finds…