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If you're changing grade levels this year, it's a great time to grab these free SOL-at-a-glance charts. These are so handy to keep in your teacher planner to use when you're planning and grading! ⁣
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I’m always on the lookout for new literary nonfi

I’m always on the lookout for new literary nonfiction texts. This picture book by Karyn Parsons tells the story of female African-American pilot Bessie Coleman - and in rhyme! And I loved the back matter, too. A great pick for your classroom library!

Having a mentor is one of the most important ways

Having a mentor is one of the most important ways we can support new teachers. But what exactly do mentor teachers do? It looks different in every relationship, but here are some of the big ways experienced teachers can mentor first year teachers.

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