This lesson will help readers and writers understand and clarify which character is speaking. 

We teach students what it means to be engaged because active participation is key to meaningful learning. Get the Lesson!

Teach students to be independent to empower them to take charge of their learning, make informed decisions, and solve problems on their own.

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Use this lesson to introduce the concept of respectful communication to your students. Get a choice of six printable posters.

When students know what is expected they can be successful. Use this lesson to introduce the behavior and revisit it as needed. 

Help students focus and set clear goals, and make their efforts more intentional and effective! Get the lesson.

Establish a conducive and engaging learning environment, foster effective communication and active participation among students.

Use this lesson and printable to teach gratitude at Thanksgiving or any time of year!

Download a lesson on teaching students what to write about using Ralph Tells a Story by Abby Hanlon. 

When teaching this strategy, use the Ready Reference Guide and review required standards to see the depth of instruction needed. What do students need to be able to do? Then, use the instruction protocol along with a chosen book to teach the strategy in the desired setting. Download a model lesson to get you started here. 

Watch Jessica teach an Independent Writing foundation lesson showcasing the underline and move on strategy.