November Writing Mini-Lessons
The thought of teaching writing to emerging readers can be daunting for new any teacher. Let’s face it, it’s not easy to teach Kindergarten and first grade students to…
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Tunstall’s Teaching Tidbits focuses on all elementary subject areas with a passion for elementary math content and resources. On our elementary math blog, you can learn new ideas, sift through easy but practical tips, and expand your education knowledge.
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The thought of teaching writing to emerging readers can be daunting for new any teacher. Let’s face it, it’s not easy to teach Kindergarten and first grade students to…
It’s time to talk math centers for November! It’s officially Fall and not the crazy Fall of October where it is still HOT, but the real Fall! Thank goodness! This…
Teaching in October is TOUGH! The themes are wonderful, the interest is high, but teacher energy can be low while admin demands seem to be at a yearly high…
In a recent post, I shared my thoughts on teaching the ELA standards with seasonal themes. When it comes to math centers, including spiders, bats, and pumpkins is all it…
When it comes to teaching from the standards or a district scope and sequence, there’s no question that ELA (English Language Arts) has the LARGEST amount of skills and standards…