Genre mini lesson

As adults, we often walk into a bookstore with a certain genre we are ready to peruse the aisles for in order to find our next read. Would your students be able to do the

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Teaching little readers the difference between fiction and nonfiction text is important, fun, and interactive! In addition to identifying whether a text is

Let's jump into READING GENRES! Do you teach and discuss reading genres? I feel like with the ever so popular 40 book challenge genre is a buzz word in education right now...and I love it! I think its so good that we get the opportunity to explore to books with our readers. Gerne is so important because it's a springboard into reading! I wanted to share some of my favorite tips and activities for teaching about reading genres and weaving throughout the curriculum throughout the school year…

Are you looking for some fun and creative ways to do a genre study in your elementary classroom? Follow along in my blog, where I share 7 genre activities for kids and genre posters for free. Your upper elementary students will love a genre sort, genre review, and more! 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade students will want to test their knowledge in a book genre game that is a digital Jeopardy style. Have students create posters for another genre activity to add to your classroom library.

Hosting a Book Bakery in our classroom was the perfect way to introduce my students to reading genres! In first grade, each student is still discovering what

Teaching reading genres in grades 4-8 is more than just discussing fiction versus nonfiction. Bring reading genres into your upper elementary and middle school classrooms in an engaging way. #middleschool #middleschoolela #readinggenres

I have been so busy and haven't shared anything in a long time. Hopefully very soon I can post more often! Today, I thought I would share some genre things that I have going in my room. I have a genre wall by my classroom library. Every time I read a book in class or we use a text during a mini-lesson, we add a picture of the book cover to our genre wall. The kids discuss together what genre each book is and where we should add it to the wall. This always starts some great discussions! These…

Exposing students to a wide variety of genres is so important to creating lifelong readers. It helps students begin to identify who they are as readers, including their likes and dislikes. By building genre background