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Helping Hands Teacher Shana Sterkin launched Helping Hands to help her students see how they can make a difference in their community.
Captions, photos, timelines and maps Mentor texts support students as they incorporate text features into their own writing.
Digraphs Dr. Louisa Moats and Virginia Campbell discuss digraphs and teaching students how to distinguish letters from sounds.
Michael’s Successful Summer Michael is a seven-year-old whose dyslexia has made school a struggle. Follow him to a six-week intensive summer program at the Landmark School.
Beyond Survival English At Heritage Elementary, part of the job is teaching kids one word at a time—first in their native Russian, and then in English.
A new kind of fairytale Shana Sterkin’s students move away from the basic Cinderella story, crafting a new kind of fairy tale.
