I have attended and presented at several conferences this summer and had the pleasure of talking about with many educators. They always wanted to know about the hidden gems and things off the beaten path. Why should those folks get all of that information? In the next series of blog posts, I will share about from A to Z.
A is for activities.
In addition to the hundreds of lesson plans ReadWriteThink.org, 聽there are also聽. They are聽engaging, step-by-step activities聽easy to use outside of school. The Activities & Projects are part of the of RWT. There are activities on , creating a , and .
B is for blog post.
Every Sunday, here on the , you will find a post highlighting ReadWriteThink.org and teaching ideas. Some posts are based on , , and .
C is for calendar.
Not your everyday calendar, on the you can find important events in literary history, authors’ birthdays, and a variety of holidays, all with related activities and resources that make them more relevant to students. The entries on the calendar can be viewed by day, by week, or by month.
Come back next week for more tips and tricks about !