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Printable Reading Activities for Black History Month

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Snowman Story Map: Show the Connection Between Reading and Writing

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35 FREE Grammar Worksheets That Improve Students' Writing

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13 Ideas for Differentiated Reading Instruction in the Elementary Classroom

Differentiation has been a buzzword in education for years. As a literacy specialist, it is a critical part of my job. Differentiation is how a teacher adapts instruction to...
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Teaching Students to Summarize

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Fun Animal Myths Close Reading Lesson Plan, Grades 4+

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