Ideas and resources to help you teach with BLISS!
Discover classroom tested strategies that are effective helping students enjoy the writing process. Hello Friend! Are your students reluctant to write? Do they struggle to get started because they don’t know what to write? Are your students unable to sustain a level of independence at a writing center? Do they make writing progress with a scaffold of support? If you… Read More
Ideas for teaching thankfulness to children through not only words but actions. When we take the time to do so, they gain many benefits from character development to overall well-being. No matter what your age, two little words go such a long way. Thank you. Teaching thankfulness in the primary classroom through not only words but actions has so many… Read More
Writing picture prompts naturally differentiate your writing center. Each page has key vocabulary to support primary writers. These are a perfect addition to your writing center! Make sure to download free writing prompts to use with your students! Hello Friends! Writing is one of my favorite things to teach. I am always entertained by the stories students choose to share… Read More
The Writing Process Ideas & a FREEBIE! Use this anchor chart to teach your students how to confidently publish their writing! Hello Friend! Do you love teaching writing as much as I do? Let’s talk the writing process! Our primary students have so many stories to tell. Have your students ever walked in your door in the morning eager to… Read More
Long ago and today informative writing activities and a freebie! Included in this long ago unit are anchor charts, sorts, student worksheets and an interactive social studies flap book. Hello Friend! At this time of the year I always teach a “Long Ago and Today “social studies unit. We also start an informative “All About” writing unit. Long ago before… Read More
In this post I explain why I tore down my traditional word wall and replaced it with a phoneme sound wall. I share the benefits of a sound wall and finally, the Phoneme Sound Wall with Mouth Articulation Photos resource to help teachers create a sound wall in the classroom. Word walls. You know, the big bulletin boards that contain… Read More
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