Take home reading

I am one happy teacher tonight. We rocked out the day in room 119. I mean it. It’s the 6th week of school and thank you baby Jesus it feels...

I want to share with you how I organize my take-home reading folders. I've heard teachers who feel overwhelmed with the thought of managing this without parent volunteers. I'm here to tell you...it i

Classroom organization tips and ideas for teachers setting up a classroom and home reading program. Read the tips for setting up a reading program for children using Daily 5, using leveled readers and book baskets. Create student reading folders with a FREE parent hand-out printable. #earlyliteracy #literacy #teachingreading #kindergarten #firstgrade #classroomorganization #teacherfreebie

Take Home Book Bags are one of my favorite alternatives to homework for my second graders. They give my students the opportunity to read at home if they don’t have access to books, but also involves their families in the reading process. To learn more about the what and why of Take Home Book Bags, […]

How do you know which books students take home each night, and if they come back? Keep reading for 3 different ways to keep track of take-home books!

These book packs are a great way to encourage parents to spend quality time with their children while enjoying classic stories and activities.

Take home reading for kinder

Take this fun and cute idea to get your students reading at home! Set up an adopt-a-pet reading kit in your classroom to encourage kids to read.

Create a take home book bags program for families. Complete with book buddy sheets, book list, check out sheets and more. Great idea for increasing family involvement with school.

Looking for a school to home connection that is meaningful? Want to help the families in your classroom spend quality time together? Take Home Bags can get you there! These 10 Take Home Bags are family tested and family approved! They are fun, and full of learning – yet – not too lengthy to complete […]