“Poem of the Day” is Back for National Poetry Month (2024)
April is National Poetry Month! I’m celebrating in my classroom with “Poem of the Day” again. See how I introduced “Poem of the Day” to my students.
Teacher. Writer. Reader. Researcher.
April is National Poetry Month! I’m celebrating in my classroom with “Poem of the Day” again. See how I introduced “Poem of the Day” to my students.
With February finished, it’s time to reflect on the progress I’ve made with my 2024 Reading Goals within my current reality.
Woodcock’s Writing Tips are quick references for students and writers. This tip reviews foreword, forward, and foreward.
With the month of January complete, it’s time to reflect on the progress I’ve made with my 2024 Reading Goals within my current reality.
With 2024 right around the corner, I wanted to get an early start on declaring my goals associated with reading. Read on to find out what they are!
Will this Goosebumps book collection cash in or will I be holding on to these books longer than I think? Check out this Side Hustle Snapshot!
One of the most coveted documents of Back to School is each course’s syllabus. Use these six steps to cut your syllabus down to “one” page in no time!
If you’re a teacher like me who truly took a break from school, this is your reminder to start finding all of your teacher “stuff” as we head back to school.
In an interesting turn of events, R.L. Stine’s Monster Blood is the third book I’ve read in 2023!
Jason Reynolds’s Long Way Down is the first book I started and finished in 2023!