Literacy month ideas

Grab this FREE template for an end of the year class book. I Wish You More is a wonderful read aloud for the last month of school. After reading the picture book, have students create their own "I Wish You More" statements. Bind them together as a class book or a keepsake for students to take home! This end of the year activity is perfect for your class! (teacher, elementary, second grade, freebie)

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

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…

I love to Read Month Ideas- Love all these simple ideas for celebrating "I Love to Read" month in your classroom this February! TheAppliciousteacher.com

The Book Bug: Freebies

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.

Ahhhh, the sweet delight of getting lost in a book! Throughout the month of May, celebrate Get Caught Reading month with these fun library bulletin board ideas.

Bingo For Books- literacy night, back to school and open house activity

Take the madness out of lesson planning and use some of these clever game ideas, basketball-themed activities, and ready-to-print resources for March Madness this year.

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

Come check out our Read Across America Week Ideas. From reading bingo, a scavenger hunts to mystery readers, there's something for everyone!

A Dr. Seuss Reading Challenge for Kids of All Ages – Lesson Plans

The Pigeon has to go to school, but he's dreading it big time. "What if I don't like school?" "What if there is math?" And, "What's up with those heavy backpacks?" There's a little bit of Pigeon in each of us, especially when it comes to the first day of school. Add THE PIGEON HAS TO GO TO SCHOOL to your back to school read-aloud list. It'll make the students laugh and by the end of the story they'll be ready to take on the new school year! Come grab some fun ideas to follow the book...let's…

Family Literacy Night can be a fun and successful event at your school! It takes some preplanning and some work, but it is worth it for your students and families. We've got some secrets for

Make reading extra fun with March Book Madness. Grab FREE march madness bracket template to get excited about reading!

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!

Are you looking for ideas on teaching literacy centers, while incorporating the science of reading? I got you covered. The most important thing to remember is that students need to have the skills to independently complete the activities. Check out all of my ideas for teaching and differentiating centers in the Kindergarten classroom. Perfect for back to school. Kindergarten Activities, Kindergarten Centers, and Kindergarten Stations.

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These FREE literacy activities are perfect for your centers and stations. There are so many different options to choose from, and they can be used and reused each month in your reading and literacy instruction. Use them in small groups or for independent work. They are also easily differentiated for your students' needs.