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$Tips and templates for creating math anchor charts and quick reference guides with your upper elementary students. Includes 10 free templates.$

Math Anchor Charts: Templates For Math Success

Learn how to give students a solid conceptual understanding of addition and subtraction strategies in upper elementary.

Addition and Subtraction Strategies for Upper Elementary

Teaching and analyzing story elements is a critical comprehension skill. Includes ideas for a deeper understanding in upper elementary.

Beyond Story Elements: Encouraging your students to think critically about elements of the text

Analyzing Text Features in Upper Elementary

Digging Deeper: Teaching Inference in Upper Elementary

teaching nouns and verbs grammar skills upper elementary

Teaching Language Skills: Nouns and Verbs

Comparing Texts: Moving Beyond the Basics

How to Teach Poetry in Upper Elementary

Free anchor charts, interactive notebook pages, and activities to teach commonly confused words in upper elementary.

How To Teach Commonly Confused Words in Upper Elementary

Free fifth grade centers, anchor chart, interactive notebook, and printable activities for teaching volume in upper elementary.

Teaching Volume with Hands-On Activities

free upper elementary resources for teaching prefixes and suffixes along with Greek or Latin roots

The Complete Guide to Teaching Prefixes and Suffixes

Teaching students the difference between literal and inferential thinking is one of my must-do lessons of every single school year

Teaching the Difference Between Literal and Inferential Observations

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The next step in conceptual understanding of multi $The next step in conceptual understanding of multiplying fractions in action! ✨ I typically use tracing paper to help students visualize multiplying fractions models, but for the past couple of years, I’ve been using transparent sticky notes, and they are EVERYTHING! Side note… My measurements weren’t perfect in the video, so the parts weren’t EXACTLY equal, but I do usually have my students measure them out. Link in profile to learn all about how I teach multiplying fractions and a link to the amazing sticky notes. 😂😂 https://teachingwithamountainview.com/multiplying-fractions/$