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These are my very favorite sight word learning games that are perfect for adding to a center or playing in a small group! I love how games help my students connect with and remember these important words.💡👏 Check them out here 👉 https://bit.ly/489ZIPZ

If you’ve ever seen students say something but not show it in their writing, these descriptive writing cards help bridge that gap. They prompt kids to think beyond obvious words and really paint pictures with their language. That shift — from telling to showing — is where descriptive writing starts to feel like real expression.

These cards are especially helpful during writing workshop or small group lessons when you want to build stronger word choice and sensory detail. Students begin to notice what makes a description vivid and memorable — and that confidence carries into everything they write.

The bonus? This writing is FUN...and even the most reluctant writers can produce some really great writing which, of course, builds motivation and willingness to write!

Ready to use and super easy to drop into your plans. Just check the link in my profile for details.

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Show-Dont-Tell-Descriptive-Writing-Practice-Cards-Show-Not-Tell-Task-Cards-3418637

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You don’t need more ideas.
You need better questions.

That’s exactly what S.C.A.M.P.E.R gives you.

Most teams get stuck because they ask:
“How do we fix this?”

But high-performing teams ask:
“What can we change, remove, or rethink?”

https://youtu.be/SVNW_WKYquA

Research shows handwriting uses BOTH sides of the Brain 💪 🧠
The logical & creative !

A simple way to get students to show what they know! https://edut.to/47xUJIC

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Comment “center” for the link to this Subject-Verb Agreement Sentence Building Center Activity if you’re looking for a highly engaging, hands-on way to teach subject-verb agreement and sentence structure!

😅 Silent E is always at work! If you’d like a 🆓 one pager with all the info, comment JOBS!

🤯 That silent E doesn’t always make the vowel represent its long sound (magic e). If that’s all we teach, our readers are going to struggle to read words like: love, sponge, bubble, house, are, etc.

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If it's a validated book, it'll be in my library soon!

Learning at the Primary Pond is one of my Go-To resources to learn and create my own based on individual needs.

📢 BIG NEWS! 📢

You asked...I answered! My most requested course is coming SOON!

Beyond Decoding: How to Teach Reading Comprehension in K-2 is launching next month!

If you've ever thought…
💭 "I wish I understood how to teach comprehension as well as I understand how to teach phonics," or
💭 "I'm not sure I'm putting enough thought into my comprehension instruction," or
💭 "My students aren't doing very well with comprehension…"

This course is for you!

We'll be taking a deep dive into topics like:
➡️What's involved in comprehension instruction, and exact strategies and skills to teach
➡️Which pre-, during- and post-reading strategies are actually shown to be the most effective based on research
➡️How to assess comprehension in K-2
➡️...And so much more!

Plus, you'll get a HUGE bonus toolkit of printable resources, including lesson plans, a read-aloud and close reading planner, comprehension questions, reading response sheets, classroom posters, graphic organizers, assessment rubrics, and so much more!

You won't want to miss this!

Comment "BEYOND" to join the waitlist to be the first to know when the course goes live!