Welcome to my shop! I'm so happy you are here! I have taught a variety of positions including bilingual 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade, Title I Reading and Math K-5 and ELD. Take a moment and browse around, there is a little something for everyone in my shop! Please feel free to contact me with any questions!
Welcome to my shop! I'm so happy you are here! I have taught a variety of positions including bilingual 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade, Title I Reading and Math K-5 and ELD. Take a moment and browse around, there is a little something for everyone in my shop! Please feel free to contact me with any questions!
St Patrick’s Day is right around the corner! I love using this holiday to teach about idioms!
What is an idiom?
Idioms are words that don’t mean what they say! They are usually a group of words, well known and used by native speakers of a language, that can’t be understood by the individual meaning of the words.
Why teach idioms?
Students develop a clear understanding of idioms with direct instruction, read-alouds, teacher modeling and student-centered activities.
Here is one way to teach idioms:
• When presenting idioms to students, introduce a group of 4 to 5 idioms together. It is best to group the idioms into a category, for example; before St. Patrick’s Day teach idioms that use green in them!
• Always use stories or relate personal conversations to introduce each idiom in context.
Great for Kinder through 5th grade!