3 Tips for Teaching Main Idea & Details

[@AD-zb4bm]

Thank you for this video and the information! So helpful. I’m a substitute in a second grade class and this is helping me prep👍

[@learningattheprimarypond]

Glad to hear that!!

[@leahlegrand8430]

Yes, both everything from the start to the end of the book and just a little info.

[@tammyramey7441]

Hello. Can we purchase your vowel teams posters (shown in the background)? Thank you!

[@learningattheprimarypond]

Hi! They're included with my phonics program, From Sounds to Spelling! Here's the link to learn more about the program: www.fromsoundstospelling.com/

[@MeiChen-xn3eo]

Very useful and clear introduction！

[@learningattheprimarypond]

Thank you!

[@crystalcopeland5554]

YES! Always the small tiny part

[@learningattheprimarypond]

Has anyone ever asked students to identify the main idea of a text and received a really random response? Either something that has nothing to really do with the text or a tiny tiny detail from the book? Type YES in the comments if you can relate.

[@laurenbaetz5708]

Yes, main idea can be tricky. I have used your animals passages and love them to bits! I like the detective analogy.

[@learningattheprimarypond]

So great to hear!

[@candacevelasquez8631]

Yes.

[@giselle-cw3vd]

What about an anchor chart for just teaching main idea?

[@learningattheprimarypond]

Yes, anchor charts can definitely be helpful!

[@michellethompson6832]

Yes!

[@larhondal9610]

Yes

[@Dorothyduffy126]

Hi Alison! I'm organizing a sharing session at my club and would love to have you as a guest speaker(online). Your experience in teaching would be invaluable to our members. Let me know if you're available and interested!

[@learningattheprimarypond]

Hey! Thanks for thinking of me :) Why don't you email me at [e-mail] with a few more details and we can chat further.

[@shortcal71]

Yes

[@KellyGardner-e9v]

yes