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$3.95
90 print-and-go October writing prompts for 3rd to 5th grade, split evenly across narrative, opinion, and informational writing. Most prompts have a Halloween theme, and every page includes a graphic organizer, writing space, and checklist.
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$3.68
A no-prep cut and paste sort where 2nd grade students classify everyday objects as solids, liquids, or gases. Use it to introduce, practice, or review the states of matter in science centers, notebooks, or whole group lessons.
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$5.00
Greek and Latin roots games and activities for 5th grade, covering 19 common roots through bingo, sorts, partner games, and movement practice. A low-prep way to give students repeated word study practice.
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Greek and Latin roots games and activities for 4th grade, covering 15 common roots through bingo, sorts, partner games, and movement practice. A low-prep way to give students repeated word study practice.
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Prefix and suffix games and activities for 3rd grade, covering 20 common affixes through bingo, sorts, partner games, and movement practice. A low-prep way to give students repeated word study practice.
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$12.00
A Greek and Latin roots games bundle for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade, with prefixes, suffixes, and roots practice through bingo, sorts, partner games, and movement activities. Three grade-level resources give students repeated, low-prep word study practice across 54 word parts.
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$27.30
Build stronger vocabulary and word-analysis skills with this 3rd–5th grade morphology morning work bundle featuring 90 passage-based activities. Students practice prefixes, suffixes, Greek and Latin roots, morphemes, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and using context clues to determine meaning as they learn to break apart unfamiliar words and use text evidence to confirm meaning.
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$18.00
Make morphology instruction simple and consistent all year long with this 36-week Morphology Morning Work Bundle! Students build vocabulary, decoding, spelling, and word-analysis skills through daily practice with prefixes, suffixes, base words, Latin roots, and Greek combining forms. Each week follows the same five-day routine, making this no-prep resource perfect for morning work, literacy warm-ups, word study, intervention, and spiral review.
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Rated 5.00 out of 5
$23.52
Support students in writing stronger, more descriptive sentences with this Daily Sentence Stretching Bundle! With monthly themes and easy-to-use prompts, each worksheet guides students to expand a simple sentence using who, what, when, where, why, and how.
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Rated 5.00 out of 5
$3.47
This non-fiction unit explores the origins, significance, and modern-day celebrations of Black History Month while supporting critical thinking and literacy skills.
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Rated 5.00 out of 5
$17.00
Keep vocabulary in context year-round with this comprehensive Seasonal Cloze Reading Bundle. Each monthly set includes high-interest, themed passages aligned with seasonal events and holidays, providing consistent practice in a fun, meaningful way.
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Rated 4.88 out of 5
$3.30
Students will practice making inferences, identifying relevant vocabulary, and analyzing sentence structure—all while engaging with seasonal topics and meaningful themes.
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$3.39
Students will practice making inferences, identifying relevant vocabulary, and analyzing sentence structure—all while engaging with seasonal topics and meaningful themes.
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$3.35
Support reading comprehension, vocabulary, inference, and context clue skills with these April Cloze Reading Passages. Includes 8 spring-themed passages about Earth Day, trees, pollinators, April Fools’ Day, and National Library Week, plus suggested word lists, a reflection sheet, and teacher directions.
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Rated 4.00 out of 5
$3.94
Celebrate March while building reading comprehension with these March Cloze Reading Passages for upper elementary students! Students use context clues, vocabulary knowledge, syntax, and inference skills to complete five themed passages about Women’s History Month, St. Patrick’s Day, healthy eating, the Spring Equinox, and a spring hike.
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