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Want to teach with movies? Movies can help students explore a concept and sharing them might be easier than you think.

Explore how teachers can guide students through the process of creating video essays along with my favorite movie-making tools for students.

If you are looking for ideas on how to inject math in reading activities, I have seven ideas for you and we’ll look at a Pebble connection.

You can use the science of reading to make sure every student is a proficient reader. The professional learning opportunities from Lexia Aspire.

To motivate students to write about their learning this year, you can introduce a dynamic tool that lets kids publish their work!

Hear plenty of flexible and diverse strategies for encouraging creativity in writers of all skill levels with and without digital tools.

Two former educators share about the science of reading and the exciting ways spelling, technology and classroom instruction work together.

Reading and writing skills are present throughout the school day. Here are six ways to integrate literacy into social studies lessons.

How do your students chronicle and reflect on their learning? Video journals can be a powerful tool for learning and self-reflection.

How do your students respond to reading? Introduce showing and telling activities to your readers this school year for reading responses.

Learn how an Activity Bundle can save you lots of time this school year as you prepare English Language Arts lessons for students.

Do your students see the joy in writing stories? Sharing stories is such an essential part of how we navigate the world.

Start every week with a plan and stay organized this school year!