Looking for American Revolution stories to share with your students? Students enjoy listening to the stories of the people who fought and won independence!
Browse over 10 educational resources created by Jenifer Bazzit - Thrive in Grade Five in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
BoomLearning.com - Amazing authors make awesome learning content! Kindergarten and primary students select one of five senses used for the pictured objects and, also, determine if sight is the sense used to determine critical attributes of two objects. Sound effects add to engagement; simple reading is required. TEKS: K.4B, K.5A
My grade five students finished their geometric art designs. This was a lesson we did during Ramadan to celebrate the beautiful and different geometric designs found in Islamic art. Each student received a large octagon shape, ruler, pencil and eraser. They were to create lines linking corner points of the octagon to create a symmetrical…
We've been working on Opinion Writing. In first grade, students should be able to state their reason, give a reason, and write a wrap up sentence. Students have shared if they like their name, what their favorite color is, and what type of pet they'd like to have. Here are a few examples.
I really wanted to share this idea with you because this is not only a great lesson for any grade level, the result is stunning! We had an Arabic calligrapher come and visit the grade 6 and 7 students. He showed the students the different ways they could write their names using calligraphy. The kids…
https://mocomi.com/ presents : How is Coal Formed?Millions of years ago, a large number of plants and ferns grew on Earth.These plants and ferns died in swam...
Since I plan to dabble a little bit with Before Five in a Row I figured I might as well share what great resources I have found with anyone who could use them!
Free Resources for Second Grade, an education post from the blog Smiling and Shining in Second Grade on Bloglovin’
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Wordle in the classroom. What a great way to give your kiddos practice with any word list.
This happened a week ago, but was the same day as Daniel's eye appointment so I haven't gotten it posted. We had another delightful day a...
Students will learn through engaging, high-interest activities about the following topics: • What is classification • Why scientists classify living things • The Five Kingdoms: Animal, Plant, Fungi, Protist, and Bacteria • The five vertebrate groups: Mammals, Reptiles, Amphibians, Fish, and Birds • The two plant groups: Vascular and Nonvascular
Miss Rumphius Write and Color Pages Freebie--this post has a free download printable with pages for emergent writers to write and color as a reading response.
Planning correlation charts, printables, crafts, activities, freebies and support. All you need to make your adventures with Five in a Row FIAR a success.
We all want to save a few bucks, right? Especially if you’re coming into Salem with the family or a large group – buying tickets to attractions at a discount...Read More
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This lapbook is made with two file folders and contains a lot of fun information! When I taught a Five in a Row class at our co-op, this ...
Are you using games in your upper elementary classroom? There are so many benefits to incorporating classroom games and today I am highlighting 3 of those benefits. You can use games to review previously taught skills, introduce vocabulary or as a test prep tool. Games increase student engagement and are a great way for students to work in small groups or independently without much teacher support. You can use game show style games, board game or more!
