8+ Benefits of Using a Book Series to Build Lifelong Readers
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by Carla
1y ago
Reading a book series is a common experience among children from early elementary and on. In my early elementary years, I wasn’t much of a reader (gasp!), and it’s my why for entering this career. Don’t get me wrong. I was a good reader, but I just didn’t love it. However, one of my favorite […] The post 8+ Benefits of Using a Book Series to Build Lifelong Readers appeared first on Comprehension Connection ..read more
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5 Essential Skills to Teach For Comprehension Success
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by Carla
1y ago
We all know comprehension is the goal of reading. As a teacher, it’s important to help young learners understand and retain information they read. To achieve this, practicing five essential comprehension skills are key. With engaging exercises and activities, you can equip your students with the tools they need to become successful readers and learners. […] The post 5 Essential Skills to Teach For Comprehension Success appeared first on Comprehension Connection ..read more
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5 Ways to Incorporate December Teaching Resources into a Festive yet Inclusive Month
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by Carla
1y ago
Finding December teaching resources that work for all can be tricky. Those who celebrate Christmas or Hanakkah enjoy all of the holiday things, but in public education, we must be sensitive to the fact that some don’t celebrate it. Most schools prefer teachers stick to winter activities instead. I think with a little planning, you […] The post 5 Ways to Incorporate December Teaching Resources into a Festive yet Inclusive Month appeared first on Comprehension Connection ..read more
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5+ Effective Ways to Teach Author’s Purpose to Young Learners
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by Carla
1y ago
Author’s purpose seems to be a problematic skill for young kids, but it doesn’t have to be. If teachers have the tools to break down the skill for kids, they will learn to not only recognize the author’s purpose, but use that knowledge for deeper understanding. An author’s purpose is the reason the author is […] The post 5+ Effective Ways to Teach Author’s Purpose to Young Learners appeared first on Comprehension Connection ..read more
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How to Use Alexander and the Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day to Teach Reading Skills
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by Carla
1y ago
An all time classic, Alexander and the Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day celebrates it’s 50th birthday this year. This timeless tale by Judith Viorst is perfect for the beginning of the school year. Think about it. When was the last time you had a bad day? The kind of bad day where nothing […] The post How to Use Alexander and the Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day to Teach Reading Skills appeared first on Comprehension Connection ..read more
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How to Help Readers Blossom and Grow with Author Studies
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by Carla
1y ago
Author studies help students form lasting memories with their teachers, and students simply love talking about common books they’ve experienced. It is through these discussions that they learn life lessons, make lasting connections with their classmate, expand vocabulary, and meet new authors. Research shows that engaging students in lively book discussions deepens their understanding of […] The post How to Help Readers Blossom and Grow with Author Studies appeared first on Comprehension Connection ..read more
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3 Easy to Use Lesson Ideas for Two Bad Ants That Will NOT Fail!
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by Carla
1y ago
Two Bad Ants has to be one of the best mentor texts for upper elementary students. If you’re a classroom teacher, having grab and go lessons that will not fail are a MUST! In this post, I’ll give you a sneak peek at a resource bundle I’ve put together to go with Two Bad Ants. […] The post 3 Easy to Use Lesson Ideas for Two Bad Ants That Will NOT Fail! appeared first on Comprehension Connection ..read more
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How To Teach Tomie dePaola Like A Pro
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by Carla
1y ago
Tomie dePaola’s books are so popular with classroom teachers. The rich vocabulary, amusing characters, and interesting plots draw kids in. Plus, they provide teachers with excellent examples for mentor text lessons. In this post, I am sharing teaching tips you can use to make your next Tomie dePaola Author Study one your students won’t forget. […] The post How To Teach Tomie dePaola Like A Pro appeared first on Comprehension Connection ..read more
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5 Simple Lesson Ideas Featuring Bear Snores On Your Kids Will Love
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by Carla
1y ago
Winter is here, and Bear Snores On is the perfect book to use this time of year. It’s rich vocabulary and complex concepts tie in quite nicely with bear research, science concepts such as hibernation, and comparing fiction and nonfiction. In this post, I’ll share 5 simple lesson ideas using the book. Summarizing Bear Snores […] The post 5 Simple Lesson Ideas Featuring Bear Snores On Your Kids Will Love appeared first on Comprehension Connection ..read more
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10 Great Ways to Celebrate Winter with Jan Brett
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by Carla
1y ago
Children LOVE books by Jan Brett. She has been a longtime favorite author of mine for the winter months in particular. In fact, she was the first author I met in person! So many of her books are set in snowy places, and of course, her animal characters appeal to any child. I absolutely love […] The post 10 Great Ways to Celebrate Winter with Jan Brett appeared first on Comprehension Connection ..read more
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