Encouraging a Sense of Gratitude in Students; The Bill of Rights Through the Lens of Dystopian Tales; How to Use Dictation in Spelling Instruction |

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November 27, 2019
A sense of gratitude is a gift that never wears out.
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Encouraging a Sense of Gratitude in Students

Activities that foster gratefulness have benefits for students beyond enhancing their social and emotional skills.



History and fiction go hand-in-hand.
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The Bill of Rights Through the Lens of Dystopian Tales

One teacher offers a guide to help students compare the freedoms lost in dystopian novels with the freedoms secured by the Bill of Rights.



A detailed lesson plan
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How to Use Dictation in Spelling Instruction

Though it's sometimes seen as old-fashioned, dictation can be useful in teaching early elementary students to spell.



Ways to embed SEL into any subject
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How to Promote Social, Emotional, and Character Development

There's no need for funding or special training to bring these approaches and strategies into your classroom right away.



A strategy that enhances student comprehension
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Teaching Close Reading to Elementary Students

A third-grade teacher shares a simple step-by-step guide for close reading instruction.





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