We had a special guest at PES this afternoon! We were so excited to welcome Santa! #pesleads

Amen!

Students should have access to grade-level reading texts, no matter their instructional reading level. Dr. Lynne Kulich explains why. Want to learn more? Start here: nwea.us/3sjSh4z

“About 35% of our children are proficient in reading. It doesn’t have to be that way, but it does mean we have to make an effort to get those marginal gains, because that’s what we mean by ‘it works." From EdTrust: nwea.us/3qceZJt

After FedEx Help messaged me, I received all my packages. Merry Christmas!!

Merry Christmas, Floyd County Families!! 🎄🎅🏼

Merry Christmas!

Excellent article on cracking the code of reading. Pepperell Elementary #pesleads

There is a lot of talk of burn out this year. If you burn out, you might not have been on fire to begin with or you didn’t realize that you have your own matches. Get back to your purpose and why. Reignite that flame and then surround yourself with +peeps to fan the flame.

How can I help my students to be more fluent writers? shanahanonliteracy.com/blog/how-to-te…

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Relationships are the ingredient that takes the learning environment to the next level.

We are kicking off Read Across America Week with random acts of kindness today! Tomorrow is Seuss shirt or hat day! #pesleads

We are celebrating Dr. Seuss's birthday a day early with cupcakes, Seuss shirts, and a whole lot of reading! #pesleads #readacrossamerica

Please consider giving to this Donors Choose Project for a teacher at my school. Thanks! #pesleads #kidsdeserveit #giftedteachers #STEMeducation donorschoose.org/project/gifted…

Great graphic that clears up some common misconceptions about reading:

#scienceofreading #PESDragons

We are excited to host an in-person Family Reading Night on Tuesday, October 18th at 6pm! Join us for Paws for Books! Whether you are a cat person or a dog person, you will have a PAWsome time guaranteed! #pawsforbooks #pesleads

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