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Getting kids to want to read can sometimes feel harder than actually teaching them how to read. We can have the best phonics lessons, engaging small groups, and structured routines… but if the motivation isn’t there, it’s an uphill climb. That’s where reading incentives come in. They give students a reason to practice. They build momentum. They create excitement. And for many of our struggling or reluctant readers, that little spark of motivation is exactly what gets them over the hump. More reading = more growth. Always. With March right around the corner (and spring fever starting to kick in 😅), I wanted to share a simple incentive with you! Just print and cut out these rainbows and shamrocks, hang the sign on the wall and let them fill one out for each book they read! It’s: And it’s FREE for you. 👉 March Reading Incentive.pdf I would love to see pictures of this being used in your classroom! Tag me on Instagram @amyreneeliteracy |
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I've been working like crazy over here to get some new games and activities up for you to start your school year. I just finished watching a presentation from Dr. Jean Feldman and she reminded me of how important it is to make learning fun. I remember seeing her in person one of the first years of my teaching and I really think she shaped me as a teacher. All the 💓 for her. Here are a few new games I thought you might like. Is there a skill that you do at the beginning of the year that I...
is there anything better? I hope that all of you are on break by now or at least in the next few days. I was hoping to be more productive than I am, but I needed a break. I've been spending it trying to get the teenagers to spend time with me, reading and relaxing by the pool. After I got over the week 1 deep clean and do everything that didn't get done during the school year. 🙃 I have been thinking about how to support you for the summer. I know some of you don't even want to think about...