SPRING . . . A time to GROW as readers and writers!
by Heather Casey, Doctoral Student, Rutgers University Graduate School of Education, New Brunswick, New Jersey
As winter turns to spring, students' thoughts may turn away from the indoors as they begin looking forward to outdoor...
Read moreThe Mathtubs are Coming!
By Stephen Currie
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Read moreVisual Cues
Maryann Manning
"Reading" the illustrations in a book as well as reading the text helps readers at every level...
Read moreEnter...and Feel the Warmth
by Patricia Broderick and Allen Raymond
The Teaching Pre K-8 staff visits Hoffman Trails Elementary School in Hilliard, Ohio, where a "Basic School" becomes a community....
Read moreTeaching Ideas -- Reading
Here are four simple steps to follow in order to improve reading skills and encourage parent involvement....
Read moreFire Safety for Teachers
by Allison Porro, Graduate Student, Rutgers University
Celebrate Fire Prevention Week, October 4-10 by teaching your students about fire prevention and what to do in case of...
Read moreThe Power of Positive Suggestion
Print a list of "dos and don'ts" and most kids (and adults) will probably tune out....
Read moreUsing Literature-Related Cooking Experiences to Foster The Development of Communication Skills
Dr. Morrow shares many "Fun with a Purpose®" ideas for learning in the classroom. You will see several ways to...
Read moreA Teacher’s Journey
By Peter W. Cookson, Jr.
Here are some core principles that will help you on your journey to becoming a lifelong learner....
Read moreKeeping in Touch with Technology, Reading, and Writing During the Summer
by Lesley M. Morrow Ph.D.
We always worry that during the summer months children will lose a number of the skills learned in reading and...
Read moreBook Talk Tips
By Gwenyth J. McCorquoale
Want to help your students develop a love of reading? Try a little classroom conversation about books...
Read moreA Breath of Fresh Air
by Katherine Romano, Associate Editor
This month Teaching Pre K-8 visits Vineyard Elementary, where every teacher is a reading teacher....
Read moreGrab Your Partner
by Katherine Pierpont, Senior Editor
About Teaching Pre K-8's school visits: The teachers we honor this month, and those we honor every month, are symbolic...
Read moreFall Fluency for Teachers
by Lesley Mandel Morrow, Rutgers University
In this article you will find out what the National Reading Panel's study regarding literacy development determined was the most...
Read moreA Literature Lover’s Life
by Steven Scarpa, Associate Editor
This month Teaching Pre K-8's staff members visit Librarian Lisa Von Drasek at the Bank Street College of Education Library,...
Read moreLearning to Grow
by Becky Rodia, Senior Editor
Every month Teaching Pre K-8 travels across the United States visiting schools that are making a difference....
Read moreTeaching Ideas from Across America
Teaching Pre K-8 Magazine asked their subscribers across the country for their best teaching ideas, here are 26 teaching ideas....
Read moreA Wish and a Prayer
by Katherine Romano, Associate Editor
Join Teaching Pre K-8's staff as they visit with Joy Warner, who had a dream school planned in her head...
Read moreYour Green Pages
By Elizabeth Swartz
In Teaching Pre K-8 magazine teachers will find more than 50 ready-to-use skill-building activities with each issue for primary...
Read moreMeet Me at Morning Sing
by Becky Rodia, Senior Editor
Travel along while Teaching Pre K-8 visits Mount Lebanon School, where music is an important part of every day....
Read moreKeeping Happy in Cromwell
by Allen Raymond, Publisher
Edna C. Stevens School in Cromwell, Connecticut, gets a visit from the Teaching Pre K-8 magazine staff and sees how...
Read moreArtists at Work
by Katherine Pierpont, Senior Editor
Follow the Teaching Pre K-8 staff as they visit Cave Spring Elementary School in Rome, Georgia, and see how this...
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