My Take
Fantastic website for teachers. Dig through this over the summer and commit to using a few new activities/ tools during the first few weeks of school.
How I Use It
This site is a fantastic resource for teachers. There is so much here... lesson plans, activities, professional development resources, etc. There is so much to sift through, I confess I have not gotten through it all yet. However, I have discovered a few useful tools. I love the "Chatting About Books" podcast, which is full of book ideas and ways to use these books in your classroom. Another fantastic tool is the student interactive section. There are activities for preK-12th graders, such as letter sound matching, compare/contrasts charts, etc.
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Rachel S.
Elkins Pointe Middle School
Roswell, GA
October 22, 2019
What does this site not have?
I love this tool because it has so many resources and motivational activities students can use in the classroom. It can help teachers find resources for teaching just about anything .
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Susan K.
Fayetteville, WV
March 18, 2019
Want Your Students to Read, Write, Think? This is the Site You Want!
ReadWriteThink provides everything from lesson plans to graphic organizers to printable resources. Teachers can opt to print exercises/activities or have students work interactively in some cases. Lesson plans and resources are available for all grade levels and are categorized even by enrichment, after school program, homework, and class assignments. The search engine also allows teachers to choose lessons by grade level, skills, and category, such as reading or writing.
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Michael H.
Special education teacher
Ridglea Hills Elementary
Fort Worth, TX
February 1, 2019
A Good Reading Writing Tool for All Grade Levels
The website would be helpful to prepare reading and writing activities for classrooms for all grade levels.
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