Cause and effect is one of those foundational reading comprehension skills that students need to understand. But let’s be honest, it can sometimes feel a little dry when stuck in a worksheet. That’s why I’ve put together a list of 15 fun, movement-based, and collaborative cause and effect games that are perfect for second and third graders. You’ll find…
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20 Outdoor Learning Games for Elementary Students
With spring weather on its way, you may want to consider incorporating outdoor learning activities into your instruction. There’s just something about heading outdoors on a nice day instead of being cooped up inside. If you’re looking for exciting new ideas, check out the list of outdoor learning activities below. Math & Literacy Jenga Review…
7 Best Ways to Improve Reading Comprehension
Have you ever read an article and got to the end of a paragraph and realized you had no idea what you just read about? Oops! As teachers, we don’t want our students to experience that each time they read a new text. One of the best ways to improve reading comprehension is to explicitly teach…
