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Multiplication activities for upper elementary. Includes anchor charts, task cards, projects, and more. Many FREE activities too.
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Mastering Multiplication Activities

The past few weeks, we have been hitting multiplication activities hard!  Our school is focusing a lot on mathematical computational fluency, so it is a main focus area for us this year (and last year).  While I firmly believe that…
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Vacationing Student Assignment and Task Card Craziness!

Happy Thursday, everyone! I’ve been busy this week setting up my task card board for my classroom, so I have spent a lot of my free time at home cutting, hole punching, and picking tiny pieces of laminating plastic out…
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Story Elements & Main Idea Freebie!

I was looking through some files today and found this fun activity I have always used with my third graders.  I call it the Story Element Match, but I use it for story elements, main idea, and summarizing. It’s a…
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Soap Animals!

A quick, but fun post tonight!  After having two, 3 day weeks (due to conferences and work days), this is our first full week back, and I have had a lot of planning to do (and of course relaxing and…
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Geometry Focus: Angles

We have finally finished conferences.  YAY!  I always love this time of year, meeting parents, setting goals, and a fresh start to a new quarter, but it is definitely a relief to have the first round of conferences over. I…
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Geometry in the Real World!

One of the things I love so much about teaching geometry is that there are so many real world applications.  Every year, we make a circle map showing how we use and find geometry in the real world.  We do…
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10 Tips for Smooth Sailing Parent Teacher Conferences

It’s conference week for us, so things are busy around here!  Report cards are being printed, schedules are being finalized, and the PTA is organizing treats to help us get through the long hours we all work. I know a…
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Elapsed time strategies, games, and worksheets for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade. Also includes anchor charts and interactive notebook pages.
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Elapsed Time Strategies

I don’t know about you all, but teaching elapsed time is one of those things that tricks almost every single student in my class!  It’s almost one of those things that just has to “click” and then the kids get…
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Consonant + le Intervention

As I mention in my sidebar, I wear many hats each day.  While I teach middle school math to some of my students, others are still working on 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade skills.  One of my Intervention groups just…
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Geometry Focus: Line Study

I am always looking for ways to engage my students in math.  I truly believe that the days of solely practicing skills by worksheets are gone.  One of my favorite units to teach is geometry.  Naturally, there are so many…
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ABC Novel Project

My 4th graders just finished up a fantastic novel project.  When we began the novel Eager (which I highly recommend), I had big plans for students to complete a cumulative project from a choice board. Like the best set plans, though,…
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Teaching With a Mountain View

Welcome to my little slice of heaven, right here on the Internet. The first thing I wonder each time I stumble upon a new education blog is “how did they get their name?” Well, I’m lucky enough to spend my…
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Like with pretty much every other expectation and Like with pretty much every other expectation and procedure, teaching kids HOW to work in groups is the key to actually getting them to work well in groups. 🩷💖 Comment below, and I’ll send you the one page version of this AND the individual letter descriptors shown here! 

The letters are from @steppintoelementary and SO cute! 🥰
💖 📕 Book Beads have easily become one of my favori 💖 📕 Book Beads have easily become one of my favorite classroom traditions for celebrating reading. 👏 I used this idea for our Battle of the Books teams, so each book was assigned a different colored bead, and once a week, students had a chance to update their necklaces. 

⭐️ Comment below, and I’ll send you ALL the info about implementing it and tons of ideas for applying it to your classroom! 

Shoutout to @lonestarclassroom for the inspiration!
We officially have our two new books for fifth gra We officially have our two new books for fifth grade Battle of the Books!! Swipe to see some other favorites on the list and the entire list (from Pikes Peak Battle of the Books — I didn’t curate this amazing list). 

I am already digging into these two new books and hoping I get to teach them this year as novel studies. 🥰 😁 There are 40 books total on the list, and they removed Kokopelli’s Flute and The Cay this year in place of these new additions.
I’d call my “classroom style” a little bit quirky I’d call my “classroom style” a little bit quirky but a whole lot of fun. 😜 But seriously, I have zero classroom style or theme, and I just add what MOVES me in the moment. 

Comment below for all my quirky classroom goodies (the plants are obviously a must), all the school supplies I’m stocking up on for this year (!!!!!), my personal favorites (yeah, that’s a puzzle scoop), and all the things I’ve bought my kids over the years that I’d buy again in a heartbeat (I could play Ticket to Ride all day every day). 💗
Day 2 of P R I M E is here, and I have some more o Day 2 of P R I M E is here, and I have some more of my teacher favorites to recommend! Comment below, and I’ll send you all the info. 

These are ALL items I’ve bought, used and totally loved. Accomplishment animals, worry stones, a class pet — all things I know a classroom doesn’t need. 🤗 But it sure makes life a little bit more fun.
Oh, HI!! 👋 Comment below, and I’ll send you links Oh, HI!! 👋 Comment below, and I’ll send you links to all of these goodies for your classroom — and they’re ALL part of P R I M E Days this year! 😍 

Whether you’re eyeing a new standing desk (I’m obsessed), supply organizers, or fun additions to your classroom (that won’t sit on a shelf collecting dust), I’ve got you covered! 😘
I always get SO many questions about the accomplis I always get SO many questions about the accomplishment animals and success stickers, so I made a HUGE post sharing everything about this routine in my classroom. 🩷🩷 I shared the rationale, how I do it, FAQs, and more! Comment below, and I’ll send you ALL the info you’ll need to get started next year!
Dad, I’m REALLY sorry about all the F Words in thi Dad, I’m REALLY sorry about all the F Words in this book. 🫣 But seriously, I’ve never had a book recommendation go quite as viral as this one — and for good reason! It’s an epic book. 

This is a book that gives me ALL the giggles (all while actually making genius parallels between feelings and toots, which resonates with basically every kid)!

Comment below, and I’ll send you the link! Unless you’re like my dad and you regard the word Fart as one of the worst in the English language. 😜 Then you should forego this one.
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