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Setting Fun Writing Expectations to Start Your Year Right

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I'm back to share some more tips on how you can stop the stress and anxiety and have your best first week ever! One of the best things you can do at the start of the year is set up strong classroom procedures, routines, and expectations for every part of your room. Make sure your students … [Read more...]

Filed Under: English Language Arts, Persuasive Writing, Writing

How to Completely Transform Your Teaching with Exit Tickets

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Whether they're completed on a piece of paper, a tablet, or a whiteboard, exit tickets are a powerful tool to use in your classroom.   What are Exit Tickets? Exit tickets are formative assessments that provide information about your students' learning and understanding of a topic faster … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Assessments, English Language Arts, Math

Practicing Punctuation During Your Read Aloud Time

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My students need help practicing punctuation? They sure do! Punctuation is one of those funny things. You think that by the time students reach upper-elementary, they will have a firm grasp on basic language rules of punctuation. You hope that your students will come to you knowing how and when to … [Read more...]

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Writing Narrative Endings

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I have to be honest. Teaching writing is tough. Each year, I set out to build a community of writers, and it is no easy task. One of the toughest things for my students is writing endings. They always start out with catchy beginnings only to get bogged down and just stop at the end. How many … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Assessments, English Language Arts, Freebie, Writing

How To Convert Your Fake Readers Into Real Readers

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I'm here to share some tried and true tips and tricks to convert your fake readers into real readers. To help our fake readers, we have to identify their coping behaviors that are helping them hide the fact that they aren't reading. Here is a list of 10 Ways to Spot a Fake Reader: I … [Read more...]

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Must-Have Resources for Reading and Writing Workshop

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I'm here to share some of my Must-Have Resources for Reading and Writing Workshop. My top must-haves include: A great classroom library that is organized for your students, easy for them to use, and contains a whole plethora of books is so important. Students need to feel like they have access … [Read more...]

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Presidents Day Close Reading Passages, Text-Dependent Questions & More

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I'm back with my next Close Reading resource! I posted my Winter Close Reading Passages, Text-Dependent Questions & More, and if you want to see more, click HERE or the "Purchase Here" button at the bottom of this post. In addition to my Winter pack, I also posted my Presidents Day … [Read more...]

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Understanding Close Reading: The Last of Part 1 – What is Close Reading?

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I'm back with the second post about WHAT is close reading. If you want to start reading this blog series from the beginning, click HERE to go back to the first post: Understanding Close Reading: Part 1 - What is Close Reading? In the first post, I broke down the definition of close … [Read more...]

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Understanding Close Reading: Part 1 – What is Close Reading?

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I'm back for my next installment on close reading! I am so excited to FINALLY share what I have been working so hard on. A few weeks back, I asked my Facebook followers to rate their understanding and knowledge of close reading. I was shocked to learn that so many teachers didn't really know much … [Read more...]

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Christmas Close Reading Passages, Text-Dependent Questions, & More

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I'm back with my next Close Reading resource for you! If you and your students enjoyed my Fall and Thanksgiving Close Reading resource, you will love my Christmas Close Reading Passages, Text-Dependent Questions & More!   The information below is just a sample of what's included! … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Christmas, Close Reading, English Language Arts, Holidays, Thanksgiving

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Kristine Nannini

I am an elementary school teacher, curriculum writer, educational blogger, and founder of Young Teacher Love. I love bringing excitement and innovation to education. Welcome! I’m so glad you found my classroom!

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I am an elementary school teacher, curriculum writer, educational blogger, and founder of Young Teacher Love. I love bringing excitement and innovation to education. Welcome! I’m so glad you found my classroom!

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