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This morphology word wall builds students’ word knowledge with prefixes, suffixes, Latin roots, and Greek combining forms for grades 3 to 5. It helps students break apart unfamiliar words and recognize word-part patterns across subjects.
These opinion writing sentence starters guide students through stating an opinion, giving reasons, addressing counterarguments, and writing a clear conclusion. They come as an anchor chart, a bookmark, two one-page lists, and a sorting activity, so you can choose the format that fits your students.
Teach students about pollution and environmental responsibility with this engaging reading passage and comprehension resource! Perfect for Earth Day and environmental science lessons, students learn about water, land, and air pollution while practicing reading comprehension, main idea and details, cause and effect, writing, and critical thinking skills.
Encourage a growth mindset this fall with this meaningful “When I Fall Down” writing craftivity! Students reflect on mistakes, perseverance, and learning through a creative autumn leaf project—perfect for September and October bulletin boards.
This Earth systems card sort helps 5th grade students understand the geosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere through a hands-on sorting activity. It is aligned to NGSS 5-ESS2-1.
These personal narrative sentence starters give students the language they need to set the scene, describe key events, and reflect on an experience. They come as an anchor chart, a bookmark, a one-page list, and a sorting activity.
SMART Goals lessons help students understand what it means to set SMART goals. These five lessons have a whole group lesson plan as well as small group and individual activities to help students see and understand the individual components of setting SMART goals.
Through these lessons, students will have a deeper understanding of what it means to set Specific, Measureable, Realistic goals with an Action Plan and Time Limit.
These lessons compliment my Goal Setting & Data Portfolios available for grades 1-6.
This fiction sentence strands bundle gives upper elementary students a daily routine for building stronger sentences all year. Each monthly resource uses fiction themes to practice fixing, stretching, combining, and extending sentences.
Included are 24 reading comprehension reference cards for both reading skills and reading strategies. Print on colored paper, cut in quarters, hole punch and attach a ring to make an easy student reference tool.
History of the New Year reading passages and comprehension activities.
Encourage gratitude all month long with this November Thankful Tree Craftivity! Students write one or two things they are thankful for each day, add their ideas to leaves, and create a meaningful family keepsake to take home before Thanksgiving. Includes tree trunk options, cutting options, multiple leaf sizes, anchor chart suggestions, and thankful idea prompts.
These informational writing sentence starters guide students through an introduction, topic sentences, supporting details, and a conclusion. They come as an anchor chart, a bookmark, a one-page list, and a sorting activity.
This build an atom activity helps 5th grade students explore the parts of an atom through hands-on modeling. Students use M&Ms or buttons to build models of different elements, and the station is aligned to NGSS 5-PS1-1 and 5-PS1-4.
Support deeper reading comprehension and academic language development with these Reading Comprehension Graphic Organizers. Featuring 40 comprehension-focused organizers in two formats for a total of 80 options, this resource helps students discuss, analyze, and write about any text using sentence frames, vocabulary support, and reading strategies.
This April Fools Day reading passage uses a fun holiday to build comprehension and critical thinking in grades 3 to 5. Two nonfiction articles explore the history of the holiday and some of the most famous pranks ever pulled.