How to books first grade

Lesson Plan: Brainstorming "How To" Books Topics - Teach Junkie - Teach young writers how to plan topics for how to books. Here is a lesson plan tutorial on generating topics for how-to books for kindergarten, first or even second grade.

Hi everyone! This week I want to show you some fun books that I use seasonally and some books that I like to use during my non-fiction writing unit. And there's also a giveaway at the end! :) Seasonal Favorites: My kids always love Adam Wallace's "how to catch..." books around the holidays. There is even a new one that you can pre-order! How to Catch a Monster How to Catch an Elf How to Catch a Leprechaun How to Catch the Toothfairy How to Catch the Easter Bunny *enter to win below* You can…

Let's take a little peek in a day in first grade! I love my job and working with the kids, tap to get some tips and tricks you can use too!

Often, traditional reading methods don't teach reading skills in a clear, step-by-step way. Kids can get confused and lose interest. Teachers, with so many students to help, might find it hard to give each child the support they need. Parents, wanting to help their kids at home, might feel overwhelmed by how to teach reading. But there's good news...(click for more)

These easy-to-read chapter book series are perfect for kindergarten, first grade, and second grade kids who are ready for bigger books. This post is part of an ongoing Summer Reading for Kids series. Click HERE to find ideas for reading activities, reading lists, and reading incentives…and keep checking back for more! My youngest daughter was reading really well...

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Finding “ Just Right” books is always a challenge, but with these tips you are sure to have success. Capitalize on what they already love: Parents and teachers get your hands on anything that your child/ student is actually interested in. If they love rocks, Legos, Strawberry Shortcake, Curious George, or Scooby Doo, books that match are out there. Believe me. I was able to find my son’s phonics readers and real books on topics he loves through a company called Scholastic. Your child’s…

I’m excited to share with you our favorite book list for first grade. The books in this list are ideal for first grade learning in all kinds of different ways.

Looking for an engaging way to work on phonics and to teach phonological awareness to students in kindergarten and first grade? Picture books area fun way to work on important phonics skills and this blog has 13 picture books that are great to use! Head to the blog to see the 13 books and to get ideas for activities that you can do with some of the books.

Let's talk reading lists! Books that your kiddo is expected to read. Here are my favorite books to add to your first grade reading list.