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[BooksForTopics @booksfortopics]

📚Happy #internationalwomensday!
We're excited to share our Fantastic Females booklist, featuring empowering children's books that celebrate girls and women from all walks of life - both real and fictional!
➡️https://t.co/ReIQmLSlnp

[Kimberly Hyde @MissKimHyde]

Roll & retell is a great small group activity that can be altered for any lesson. In this specific one, it allows students to question their knowledge about a book or short story they read in class. This is also a great activity to do when preparing for a test 🍎@PJLanguageArts

[Miss Kayla @carnegie20021]

Social-emotional education is a priority in my teaching philosophy. I plan to integrate SEL opportunities into the curriculum/daily routine to ensure student well-being, healthy relationships and engagement.
This resource outlines many effective integrations for language arts!

[Miss. Crystal @crystalntow13]

Looking for a morning activity to include in your classroom's morning routine? Well, look no further, Wordle is a fun vocabulary activity for the students to engage and take part in. @PJLanguageArts
https://t.co/bumSpmSLvb

[jaycee gilbert @jaycee_gilbert]

This activity would be helpful for primary students. The students will be able to work contractions words, compound words, and syllables. @PJLanguageArts

[Ms. Bailey @EducatorBailey]

I was first introduced to Heggarty during my teaching placement. It was amazing to see progress over the 4 weeks. This curriculum is a great addition to kindergarten literacy. Students learn to separate sounds and recognize first, middle, and last sounds in words. @PJLanguageArts

[Ms. Bailey @EducatorBailey]

While on placement, many of the Jk/Sk’s chose wooden letter manipulatives during free play. They were able to feel the shape of the letter and arrange multiple letters to form names and words. These helped with word recognition, letter sounds, and word formation. @PJLanguageArts

[Ms.DiPasquale @DipasqualeMs]

With Dr. Seuss day around the corner, this adorable sensory bin helps students improve their letter formation, and identification. Also helps student build their motor skills…super cute and festive! 📚 @PJLanguageArts

[Rachel Kelly @MsRachelKelly16]

Magnetic letters are a fun and diverse way to teach and assess student knowledge. The letters are versatile; students can create different words, phrases, show nouns, and an endless amount of possibilities! @PJLanguageArts

[Kimberly Hyde @MissKimHyde]

Parts of speech jenga is a unique and creative activity to do in small groups with your class. It’s an easy way to keep students engaged while practicing, testing, and learning about what nouns, adjectives, and verbs are. Make learning fun 🍎 👩‍🏫 @PJLanguageArts

[Miss Palimaka @palimaka_m]

When We Were Alone by David Robertson an Indigenous author shares the experience of residential schools through storytelling between generations. This would be a great read aloud to build students knowledge on Indigenous history, traditions, and practices @PJLanguageArts

[JGardnerCosta @gardnercostaj]

The International Literacy Association (ILA) provides resources, research, and advocacy for literacy educators. They offer professional development opportunities, publications, and online resources for language arts teachers. @PJLanguageArts

[Miss Moscatello @MikMoscatello]

In my placement I used Riddle Task Cards to teach students inferencing! This worked well as the students were very engaged throughout the activity. This can be altered depending on the grade you are teaching! @PJLanguageArts

[Miss Karlie Kitzul @MissKitzulK]

I love this idea of using paint swatches as a visual to guide the conversation of synonyms and what they are! I found this idea on Pinterest and I will definitely be implementing it into my future literacy lessons. @PJLanguageArts

[Alexis Hahn @AlexisH79517726]

This spelling activity will be a fan favourite in your class. Students are given a code to spell each one of their spelling words ✍️ This activity can help students develop a strong connection between letters and words! @PJLanguageArts

[Ms. Bailey @EducatorBailey]

I love the idea of this FREE program for parents. Even if your child has started school, it's never too late to read to them. These book logs are a great keepsake and an even better way to enhance your child's literacy! @PJLanguageArts

[Ava Vrucina @AvaVrucina]

#TikTok https://t.co/Do5oaH8KgM
I love this kindergarten teacher’s account! @PJLanguageArts Check out her latest video for a really cool partner reading and writing activity!

[Meenal Singh @MeenalSingh2901]

This seems to be an excellent activity for developing blending and motor skills. The best part about it is that it's hands-on, and teachers can adapt it to teach beginning sounds and pre-primer sight words/heart words @PJLanguageArts
https://t.co/mEDFVuYM0x via @pinterest

[Miss Palimaka @palimaka_m]

Julián Is A Mermaid by Jessica Love is a great story for a read aloud. With a moral that reminds us to be proud of our individuality and support loved ones, this makes it the perfect book to introduce to your students for conversations on identity and inclusivity @PJLanguageArts

[Daniella @Daniellam729]

Are your students interested in becoming published authors? @studentreasures offers a program where your class can put together a published book for FREE! A group of my students did this last year and we had a blast writing our stories. https://t.co/OR8PSmLkze @PJLanguageArts