Make Learning Fun
If you teach kindergarten or first grade, you already know the challenge: your students are still learning to decode simple words, yet they’re expected to write complete sentences. It can feel like you’re trying to build a bridge while the foundation is still being laid. Some students can read CVC words but freeze when it’s time to write. Others can… Read More
Have you ever found yourself wondering (or googling) ‘how do you teach sentence writing?’ or ‘how do you teach sentence structure?’ Perhaps you’ve found yourself looking for engaging sentence writing worksheets, grammar lesson plans, or even a sentence writing rubric? If you teach first grade or second grade, I’ve got you covered. I’m going to share my sentence writing unit… Read More
Are you wondering how to teach sentence writing or how to teach sentence structure? You might even be looking for fun ways to teach sentence structure to kindergarten or first grade students. Either way, you’re in the right place! You and your students are going to love these free sentence building activities! Teaching basic sentence structure If you’ve ever wondered… Read More
Use monthly writing prompts to encourage writing in the classroom and watch your students become amazing authors! Monthly writing prompts are fun because they are made specifically for each month and can match the holidays or themes associated with each month. Teaching writing can be challenging for many reasons, like a lack of a curriculum, time, or the imagination to… Read More
Struggling to find the perfect resources to accompany your literacy lessons? Check out these decodable sentence-building worksheets for kindergarten & 1st-grade students. These are Science of Reading aligned too! Each worksheet is hands-on and aligned to each literacy skill, making your job so much easier! Introducing the decodable sentence building bundle! This bundle is designed for use in kindergarten or… Read More
Hey teacher friends! Today I want to share 6 verb centers that are perfect for grammar instruction for first grade and second grade students. These will make great centers for literacy time, word work, or morning practice. Why Centers Are A GaME Changer I love using centers in my classroom because they are so versatile! Students can work on them… Read More
