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Nonfiction Reading Strategies: Strategy 3 – Analyzing Text Structure

Students, for the most part, have no idea about text organization.  One of the biggest complaints, I hear from older students, is some version of their inability to read informational texts.  This has … [Read more...]

Pumpkin Word Sort

Last week we were working on spelling long a. I was inspired by this pumpkin math activity that was shared on Math Monday. I made two pumpkins and cut them into a puzzle. One had short a words and … [Read more...]

Nonfiction Reading Strategies: Questions

  Last week I discussed activating background knowledge. This week we are moving on to the next strategy in nonfiction reading. The next strategy is questioning. This is not a strategy that is … [Read more...]

Halloween  Math Activities that will Excite your Little Learner.

Halloween Math Activities that will Excite your Little Learner.

It is finally fall weather here and I am in my happy place.  While I drink my pumpkin spice latte,  I am going to reflect on all of the sweet activities I have done with my kiddos. First, I have a … [Read more...]

Nonfiction Reading Strategies: Activating Background Knowledge

Using reading strategies to help your reader get the most from what they are reading.  There are lots of statistics and I won't bore you with them, but our good fiction readers are not necessarily … [Read more...]

Sharks, Chairs and Baths.

We are practicing our consonant teams this week:ch, th, and shIf your kid needs more practice to get these solid in his mind you might like this twist.  I started with sh because we were going to … [Read more...]

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Kim @ The Learning Hypothesis

I am a wife, mother, and educator trying to navigate leaving a full time job as a professor and becoming a full time homeschooler. I will be sharing my insights on all things education from homeschooling to tips for success as students enter college (and beyond). Read More…

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