Ideas from a Reading Specialist–Current blogs consist of free online sites and programs for a reading classroom.
About this blog post I typed the five questions in the headings below into Magic Write on Canva. The paragraphs in italics were written using AI. Following the questions, you will find my comments on GPT Zero, an AI detector. I think this could be a valuable tool for educators wanting to determine if a student has […]
Free item for grades K-5. I’m so glad you’ve stopped by my blog. Some teacher-blogger friends and I have joined together to share some freebies that you can use at anytime during the year no matter the season. You can grab freebies by hopping to each blog until you end up back here. Or, if […]
Kenn Nesbitt was the Children’s Poet Laureate from 2013-2015. He has written humorous poetry for children including the book Revenge of the Lunch Ladies. His website Poetry4kids.com is a great resource for a poetry unit! From the HOME screen, clicking on Funny Poems brings a menu of many of Kenn’s poems. Students and teachers have […]
Storybird Studio Storybird Studio, a free tool will inspire the most reluctant writer! Aligned with the common core, this resource is very user friendly. Teachers create a free account with robust features your kids will enjoy and which will save you time. Unfortunately, print access is a premium feature–but there are plenty of extras on […]