Teacher Support Force: Teaching Children Reading and Math

by Pat Jones
(North Carolina)

www.teachersupportforce.com

Children will read what they write, and this site includes ways to use students' own stories, poems, and readers theater scripts to improve reading fluency.

These strategies and more may be found at Teacher Support Force where veteran teacher Pat Jones, M.Ed., Ed.S. shares techniques and strategies for applying brain science in the classroom to support learning.

Topics include the creation and use of word walls in both reading and math, strategies for improving reading fluency and comprehension, and the use of art, music, and movement to enhance memory and focus in the classroom.

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Using Audiobooks to Teach Writing
by: Anonymous

I teach creative writing to kids, and I stumbled on a really effective trick. Let them listen to audiobooks. There's something about hearing the stories read aloud that engages the kids differently. It almost becomes theater to them. Then they try to emulate that. There's lots of sites where you can download audiobooks for kids, but I use this one a lot because their stories are free, and also original. So much better than letting them hear stories they've already heard a million times. Here's the link, if anyone is interested. http://www.twirlygirlshop.com/moral-stories-for-kids

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