Classroom reading decor

Transform any classroom corner into a captivating book nook with this wall cutout set! These vibrant and whimsical cutouts are the perfect way to spark curiosity and create a fun learning environment. This cutout collection is also a great addition to daycare and bedroom decor as well and is sure to delight young readers of all ages. Includes 10 cutouts. Cardstock. (5 sheets per unit) Sheets, 16 x 24 1/2. © OTCa class=download-pdf-icon target=_blank…

Ahhhh, the sweet delight of getting lost in a book! Throughout the month of May, celebrate Get Caught Reading month with these fun library bulletin board ideas.

Learning about the strategies that good readers use can be enough to help your little learners who are struggling with the emergent stages of reading begin to focus and attempt their practice more readily. They help make something a little daunting seem possible. They can help your kiddos understand what comes naturally to many readers. They break the reading process down into actionable behaviours. Embedded in a class program full of meaningful and authentic rich literacy experiences an…

Classroom book clubs engage students in meaningful conversations that grow reading comprehension strategies. Get tips and tools for running effective clubs!

Establishing consistent accountability when using the workshop approach to teaching and learning may seem daunting at first. After all, your students are producing, and consuming an immense amount of content during workshop on a daily basis…far more than you can (and want) to grade. The good news is, you don’t have to grade every activity. I know what you’re thinking…”If I stop grading every single thing…there won’t be enough accountability.” The reality is, there are other far more…

These cute and colorful posters are the perfect addition to your classroom library or reading space. Use the, above bulletin boards or posted near book shelves. They will make the cutest addition to your classroom decor.

Are you feeling the classroom library blues? Whether you have a huge book collection or you're just getting started, the cure is finding a checkout system that works for you. Read about traditional and technology options for book checkout systems. Part of Laura Candler's Advice from Real Teachers series.

Reading fluency centers that will help students grow as fluent readers independently! Perfect for 2nd and 3rd grade students. Great reading center activity for a read to someone station, or just a weekly reading center in an elementary reading classroom.

I have two doors in my classroom that are "growing" as we march through the year. I thought I would share their progress with you as this first semester ended. My front door is a year long record of

My favorite part of my classroom. Nothing cozier & more welcoming than a homey library feel. #classroomlibrary #iteachfifth #fifthgrade #library #teach #cozyreading #books #reading

I LOVE this focus wall in my classrom! It gives the kids and I a look into what we are learning for the week! #classroom #classroomdecorideas #classroomoftheelite

Bring a smile to your library with this bright and fun poster! Featuring bright colors and images, these posters are the perfect way to get your students excited about reading. Not only will they want to check out more books, they will also start looking forward to visiting the classroom library even more. Get your free poster today and start creating an energized and fun learning atmosphere right away!

Are you ready to transform your classroom into a themed environment for learning? Then you need to check out this page! It is full of classroom transformation ideas, including 40 themes that can be used for any K-5 grade level!

Are your students stuck in an individualistic mindset? Integrate collaborative posters into your classroom to help students learn a valuabl life skill.

Is silent reading time a struggle in your classroom? Here are some unique and fun strategies to use in your classroom to improve your students' independent and silent reading time.