In the transition from third to fourth grade, we often see a “reading slump” that has less to do with fluency and more to do with text architecture. Students who are comfortable with the chronological ...

Usually, we’re told to put our smartphones away before bedtime since it’s supposed to be less disruptive to our sleep. But what if I told you that you could use your iPhone for good to help you get ...

Past winners of our student contests share their best writing moves. By Natalie Proulx Work by teenagers — photos, comics, diary entries, charts, texts, recipes and rants — tells the story of an ...

If you search the term text features in connection with any grade level between kindergarten and fifth grade, something curious happens: You’re inundated with images of anchor charts that depict the ...

There’s much more to Google Sheets than meets the eye. Unlock these advanced options–and watch your productivity soar. And that’s a shame. With Google Sheets in particular, sticking only to ...

When asked, “What is different about informational text?” many students readily respond by listing informational text’s obvious text features. Students are familiar with its features and make comments ...