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This is the fifth in a mini-series on teaching reading comprehension strategies with a focus on teaching dialogue and internal monologue. If you are a
This is the fourth in a mini-series on teaching reading comprehension skills with a focus on teaching symbolism. If you are a middle school language arts
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It’s December and you’re a teacher. If these two things are true, I don’t need to spend much time explaining why it is such a
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This is the eighth and final blog post in a mini-series on starting reading workshop in middle school. This post will look at reading assessment examples
This is the seventh in a blog post in a mini-series on starting reading workshop in middle school. This post will look at using a reader’s
This is the sixth in a blog post in a mini-series on starting reading workshop in middle school. This post will look at one of the
This is the fifth in a blog post in a mini-series on starting reading workshop in middle school. This post will look at getting kids working
This is the fourth blog post in a mini-series on starting a reading workshop model in middle school. This post will look at what exactly goes
This is the fifth in a mini-series on teaching reading comprehension strategies with a focus on teaching dialogue and internal monologue. If you are a
This is the fourth in a mini-series on teaching reading comprehension skills with a focus on teaching symbolism. If you are a middle school language arts
This is the third in a mini-series on teaching reading skills with a focus on conflict in literature. If you are a middle school language
This is the second in a mini-series on teaching reading skills with a focus on character analysis. If you are a middle school language arts
This is the first in a mini-series on how to teach reading skills, specifically teaching plot structure. If you are a middle school language arts
It’s December and you’re a teacher. If these two things are true, I don’t need to spend much time explaining why it is such a
November is here and it’s the perfect time to incorporate some meaningful Thanksgiving activities for middle schoolers. Whether you teach language arts or social studies,
This is the eighth and final blog post in a mini-series on starting reading workshop in middle school. This post will look at reading assessment examples
This is the seventh in a blog post in a mini-series on starting reading workshop in middle school. This post will look at using a reader’s
This is the sixth in a blog post in a mini-series on starting reading workshop in middle school. This post will look at one of the
This is the fifth in a blog post in a mini-series on starting reading workshop in middle school. This post will look at getting kids working
This is the fourth blog post in a mini-series on starting a reading workshop model in middle school. This post will look at what exactly goes