4 Tips to Keep the Math Mini Lesson Mini
Yesterday I touched on this in my blog post. Today I am going to explore it a bit more. Math is a subject where things build upon each other like a precarious stack of blocks. [...]
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Making the Mini Lesson Meaningful
In my last post I discussed the "Empty Question Trap.” These are basically questions that don’t have a strong purpose toward meeting the objective. Why are they a big deal? Well, in a mini [...]
Making the Mini Lesson Meaningful
In my last post I discussed the "Empty Question Trap.” These are basically questions that don’t have a strong purpose toward meeting the objective. Why are they a big deal? Well, in a mini [...]
Writing Workshop Mini Lesson
Mandy Gregory2021-04-11T14:27:50-04:00Site Resources TPT Resources Related Posts
5 Ways to Conquer the Writing Mini Lesson
It is so funny. When I ask on my blog or Facebook page, where people need the most help it never fails that I get the response, "Writing." Every.single.time. Which I totally understand, because teaching [...]
Reading and Writing Strategies at Work: A Mentor Text Lesson for Owls by Gail Gibbons
I am so excited to be back with another blog link-up with the Reading Crew! This time, we are focusing on Fall Mentor Texts! I chose a wonderful informational book PERFECT for fall: Owls by [...]
First Day of School Lessons!
I love the first day of school. The fuzzy butterflies in my tummy, the brand new supplies, and the sweet freshly scrubbed faces...even that early wakeup call doesn't seem so bad on the first day. [...]
Central Message, Lesson, and Theme, Oh My!
This week we are starting our unit on Fairy Tales. We thought this would be a perfect tie in for stories such as Cinderella and Little Red Riding Hood (don't talk to strangers, anyone!?!) Before [...]