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Top 10 Tips for Building Reading Fluency

Dividing Fractions Anchor Chart, Game Freebie, and Math Journal

Perimeter and Area

Independent Reading Response Anchor Charts

Multiplying Fractions

Learning Never Takes a Break!

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Anchor charts, notebooks, and activities for teaching angles in upper elementary. Includes task cards, games, and more too!

Anchor charts, notebooks, and activities for teaching angles in upper elementary. Includes task cards, games, and more too!

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Using pictures to teach literacy skills never fail

Using pictures to teach literacy skills never fails! It’s super engaging, relevant, and incorporates so many different ways to practice a skill. Start with making inferences and literal observations based on the photo, complete a skill-based task relating to the picture, and then apply the skill to a reading passage!

Drop a comment below if you’d like the link to the bundle which includes reading skills, parts of speech, and figurative language practice. ❤️

*Not to be confused with using pictures as a strategy to predict words in text. 😉

I’m SUPER short on time, so I try to incorporate

I’m SUPER short on time, so I try to incorporate six minute STEM challenges once a month during morning meeting activities. 🥰

Today’s task was super open-ended. They had to work together to create something relating to winter. I gave each group different manipualtives to use and off they went! The groups were hyper-focused the entire time and then had to do a quick presentation to the class about their creation when time was up! 👏

Check out more stories for a bit more info! ❤️

So much beautiful in just one basket. 🥰😍 Agr

So much beautiful in just one basket. 🥰😍 Agree?!

🧠 I am often asked for easy ways to challenge s

I loooooove this unit on commonly confused words,

👏 👏 👏… the entire classroom when someon

👏 👏 👏… the entire classroom when someone finally solves a puzzle like this. 😂

I love to incorporate these challenge problems (use Nrich and Openmiddle to get started) because they teach my students so much more than how to solve a math problem. They learn important lessons in teamwork, persistence, resiliency, and growth mindset. We talk about strategies for tackling difficult problems and the importance of not giving up when things get hard.

ALL kids need to feel and learn to embrace challenge. Oftentimes, kids I see have rarely faced an academic challenge. Things have just come easy to them, so when it doesn’t, they can lack strategies that will help them. In fact, they will often give up before they even get started.

I tell them it’s my job to make sure I’m helping them stretch and grow their brain by giving them challenges. They don’t love it at first, but they eventually do! 🤗

Those Dollar Spot succulents in planters that look

Those Dollar Spot succulents in planters that look like composition notebooks will never get old, though. 😉 I’m not usually big on fancy classroom decor, so books have become one of my favorite elements of “purposeful decor” in my classroom. Do you see any of your favorite chapter books here? 🤗

Spoiler alert: They WERE lost, they WERE using the

Spoiler alert: They WERE lost, they WERE using the GPS to try to figure out where they were, and they WERE NOT in agreement on which way to go. 😂😂

This is one of my favorite pictures to pull out, and I love it even more when my students bring in their own for us to use!

Who else is looking at weeks of fraction lessons o $Who else is looking at weeks of fraction lessons on their calendar? 🤚This FREE fractions task card set includes 14 real world fractions picture scenarios with three questions about each. We have LOVED them over here, and I hope you do too! A digital version is included as well. ❤️ Link in profile to get yours now. http://teachingwithamountainview.com/FractionsInTheRealWorldFreebie$

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Free Morphology Activities

Are you ready to get started teaching prefixes and suffixes? This FREE word study bundle can help!

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

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

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