46 Books About Trees To Deepen Your Connection With Nature
Trees are an interesting—and evergreen—topic for read-alouds. Books about trees teach students about environmental science topics, like how trees change […]
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Stand Up for Reading Research
Guest authors Kata Solow and Callie Lowenstein are two of the leading voices of the stand up for reading research
The “Big Five” Within the Science of Reading
When you hear the science of reading being implemented in classrooms across the country, it generally follows what is called
Free Activities for National Reading Month
March is right around the corner, and that means National Reading Month is almost here! Are you ready? Not to
Best Reading Level Text Converter Tools for Educators
Every classroom has students who read at different levels. Accommodating this variety of abilities can be challenging, especially in non-ELA
Poems for 3rd Graders of All Reading Levels That They’ll Love!
There’s something so sweet about poems for 3rd graders. The kids are ready to tackle more complex themes and vocabulary,
100 of Our Favorite Quotes About Reading
Who doesn’t love getting lost in a book? Reading not only opens up doors and inspires, it also serves as
What Is the Science of Reading?
When it comes down to it, reading might be the most important skill kids learn in school. Being a fluent
Reading Policy, the Wind and the Sun
There is a well-known tale about the Wind and the Sun who once debated who was stronger. They agreed that
Digital Technology and the Reading Brain: What Reading Legislation Overlooks
The Shanker Institute and Maryland READS recently facilitated a conversation between state and local education leaders in Maryland and literacy