Literacy week

10 Reading Week Ideas No comments Read Across America, Reading, reading week, Teaching Ideas Once a year we get the opportunity to dedicate a full week to all things related to reading. Reading Week, or Read Across America, is such a great way to instill a love of learning in students. This post contains affiliate links for your shopping convenience. I earn a small commission each time someone makes a purchase through one of my links. For more information about my Disclosure Policy, please…

Sprinkle literacy learning into your family's next nature walk with help from this printable scavenger hunt checklist. 🌞🌻

A gigantic list of spirit day ideas including literacy spirit days!

Take your English Language Arts classes on a literacy adventure at the end of the year with these 10 fun activities to host a book carnival! From scavenger hunts to bookish crafts, these library-friendly activities will get your students excited about reading and writing.

Reading Coach: Teacher Bulletin Board

Can you believe that it's time for another monthly round up? March is only a few days away! If you're looking for some fun activities ...

A gigantic list of spirit day ideas including literacy spirit days!

Here we explore creative and engaging ways to celebrate International Literacy Day at school, promoting literacy skills, a lifelong love for reading, and a supportive reading culture.

Find lots of writing ideas for Read Across America week that are ideal for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade students. These fun ideas are a great addition to literacy week activities and get kids writing about biographies and their favorite authors! #literacyweekideas #literacyweekactivities

Tons of activities for literacy night with a GLOW theme! These glow-in-the-dark literacy night activities will be a huge hit with students and families!

Read Across America, the annual week-long celebration of reading is almost here. Is there anything better than an entire week devoted to books and reading? Yeah, I didn’t think so. As teachers, one of our number one priorities is to help students learn to love reading. Because when they love reading, they read more. And

CCPRN recently incorporated a ‘Book Walk’ into our pre-summer picnics. So what exactly is a book walk? A book walk is a way to encourage children to be involved in a story. So here̵…

Staff Favourite Books- book week reading display

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The Book Bug: Freebies

Free Reading is an Adventure That Never Ends motivational poster for classroom. This phrase will motivate your students all day long.

How innovative is this School Reading Tree display created by Janet? It proudly displays all the books to be covered through the curriculum 😍 If you're looking to update your book reading collection, click to check out our Book List - it has some fab ideas of books you could add and is great inspiration for the upcoming National Storytelling Week. Click to see more. #reading #classroom #classroomdisplay #readingtree #teaching #teacher #teachingideas #teachingresources #twinkl…

Hosting a family literacy night is a great way to get parents involved and grow students' love of reading. Here are some tips and tricks!

I know the school year is almost over (WOO HOO!), but it's not too late to post another teaching tid-bit, is it? I found this idea on Pinterest. It was the perfect activity to do on a half-day, which we have once a month. To start the lesson, we talked about all of the books I've read to them this year, and discussed our favorites. Every year, I start off with my all time favorite, The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo. Have you read this book? If not, add it to your…