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25+ Engaging Print Awareness Games for Pre-Reading Success

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Posted on 2 August 202315 August 2024
Posted in Blog, Educator Resources, Parent Resources

Print awareness is often overlooked when it comes to pre-reading but it is an important indicator for reading success. Looking for fun and interactive ways to boost your child’s print awareness skills? Look no further! In this article, we have compiled a list of 25+ engaging print awareness games that are guaranteed to set your

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10 Best Daycare Cots and Daycare Nap Mats 2024!

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Posted on 1 August 20237 June 2024
Posted in Blog, Parent Resources, Shop

This is a complete guide to choosing the perfect daycare nap mats and daycare cots for your child or childcare facility, plus tips from a former daycare teacher! Prepare Your Little One’s Best Sleep I spent eight years working at a preschool. Nap time is either your favorite time as a teacher or your least

6 Benefits of an AI Teaching Assistant in the Classroom: A Comprehensive Guide

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Posted on 20 July 20236 June 2024
Posted in Blog, Education Reform

As we realize the possibilities of AI, we will start to see it make its way into education. AI Teaching Assistants are on the horizon, but what will they look like? Let’s discuss. With the advent of technology, traditional classroom teaching methods are undergoing a significant transformation. One such change is the integration of AI

The Honest Truth About Testing Bias and Manipulation

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Posted on 10 July 20236 June 2024
Posted in Blog, Education Reform, Musings

What is testing bias? Testing bias is real. Let’s discuss how tests can intentionally impact portions of our population. What is Testing Bias? Testing bias occurs when the process of testing or evaluation results in inaccurate or unfair results. This doesn’t have to be done with intention. Sometimes, when teachers are under pressure to make

4 Reasons to Develop Oral Reading

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Posted on 9 July 20236 June 2024
Posted in Blog, Educator Resources, Parent Resources

Oral reading is different from silent reading and as a result, affects brain development differently. It is essential we understand how reading aloud impacts literacy. What is Oral Reading? In the world of language development, oral reading holds a special place. It is not just a simple act of reading out loud, but rather a

9 Ways to Create Foster a Calm Classroom & Positive Learning Environment

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Posted on 30 June 20237 June 2024
Posted in Blog, Educator Resources

Strategies for teachers wanting to create a calm classroom in a face-paced life. Introduction If I could look back into the weeks leading up to my first ever class, I would see my bright-eyed nieveté. I thought the kids would sit down calmly, do things as instructed, and we would do things like they did

5 Must-Haves in A Comprehensive Rules Poster

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Posted on 29 June 20236 June 2024
Posted in Blog

This is a complete guide to creating a comprehensive rules poster for your classroom. We have free posters, too! What is a Comprehensive Rules Poster? The ultimate classroom rules poster is a poster that creates a space where all students understand the expectations but also allows students to take chances, learn, and grow together.Are you

Flying High: Exploring the Iconic Reading Rainbow Lyrics

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Posted on 27 June 20238 June 2024
Posted in Blog, Educator Resources

The Reading Rainbow lyrics are iconic. That’s why I created typed out the lyrics and created a couple of free Reading Rainbow posters for you! The Iconic Reading Rainbow Lyrics Do you remember the feeling of excitement as a child when you heard the familiar opening notes of a beloved TV show? For many of

5 Great Historical Fiction Books for Kids

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Posted on 24 June 20237 June 2024
Posted in Blog, Educator Resources, Musings, Parent Resources

Part IV: In this post we will look at classic historical fiction books for kids and how to read these books with today’s generation. IV. Classic Historical Fiction Books for Kids: Stepping into the Past Historical fiction books for kids play a significant role in children’s literature, offering a unique opportunity to bring history to

5 Essential Classic Mystery Novels for Kids

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Posted on 24 June 20237 June 2024
Posted in Blog, Educator Resources, Musings, Parent Resources

Part III of IV: Classic mystery novels for kids. We will discuss how to read these classics with today’s children. Classic Mystery Novels: A Special Place in Children’s Literature Classic mystery novels have long held a special place in children’s literature, captivating young readers with their intriguing plots and the thrill of solving puzzles. As

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