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Teaching Adjectives and Adverbs

Learn to play this Jeopardy-style whole class review game. It works with any task cards and is easy to set up too!

Task Card Whole Class Review Game

Lessons and practice activities for teaching data and graphing skills in upper elementary. Includes anchor charts, task cards, and free quiz.

Engaging Novel Projects for ANY Book

Teaching tips and ideas for fact vs. opinion practice in upper elementary. Includes an anchor chart and practice activities.

4 Activities to Teach Fact vs. Opinion

Martin Luther King, Jr. activities for teaching perspective and main idea. Includes a free booklet for note taking and a book/source list.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Activities: Teaching Perspective and Main Idea

Upper elementary holidays around the world teaching resources for literacy and math. Includes book list and educational projects.

Holidays Around the World Activities

Free interpreting expressions bundle with anchor chart template, waterfall template, sorts, and a short assessment/practice page.

Interpreting Expressions in Upper Elementary

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

Math Anchor Charts: Templates For Math Success

Tips for teaching long divisions strategies, division error analysis, and division word problems. Includes free resources!

Long Division: Strategies and Extensions for Upper Elementary Math

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