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Literacy tips and activities to start the year strong in upper elementary. Includes ideas for morning work, centers, and review.

Literacy Tips To Start The Year Strong

Upper elementary language skill activities to teach conjunctions, interjections, articles, and prepositions. Download a FREE reference guide.

Language Skill Activities: How to Teach Conjunctions, Interjections, Articles, and Prepositions

Amazing reading skill videos to teach key upper elementary reading skills. Includes activity ideas for each video and related resource too.

Amazing Reading Skill Videos

Graphic novels are important tools to use in the upper elementary classroom. Includes recommended graphic novel lists and activities.

Graphic Novel Lists for Upper Elementary

Comparing and contrasting texts, characters, themes, and literary elements takes critical thinking and is key to reading comprehension.

Comparing and Contrasting Texts: Why it’s Important and How to Teach It

This post includes an anchor chart and practice activities for teaching adjectives and adverbs in upper elementary.

Teaching Adjectives and Adverbs

End of the Year Reading Projects

Upper Elementary ELA test prep tips, strategies, and resources to make review productive and engaging too!

4 ELA Test Prep Tips

Teaching tips and activities to use when teaching narrative writing in upper elementary. Includes mentor text examples too!

Tips for Teaching Narrative Writing in Upper Elementary

Upper elementary descriptive writing activities. Includes anchor charts for expanding sentences and descriptive writing prompts.

How to Teach Descriptive Writing in Upper Elementary

Teaching synthesis requires students to combine different sources of information to create meaning. These synthesizing ideas can help!

3 Tips for Teaching Synthesis

Advanced chapter books for higher-level readers in second through fourth grade. Each of these books vary in topic to reach more interests.

Advanced Chapter Books for Elementary Readers

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The makings of a perfect End of the Year Morning M

The makings of a perfect End of the Year Morning Meeting! I handed out awards today, and we read What the Road Said by @cleowade .

The joy on their faces when I said a few words about each child and why I chose their award…. Unforgettable.

The reflections and discussion after reading this impactful book…. Priceless. ❤️

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☀️ Last week of school is ON! ☀️

Tomorrow is the last Monday I’ll head to school without this little lady! 👧🏼Last week, she had a story time with her new kinder teachers and classmates, and she has asked when kindergarten starts every day since then! I can’t WAIT to be at the same school as all of my kiddos. ❤️❤️

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Let’s talk ✨ fidgets ✨. I tried to embrace them this year and let students use them as TOOLS when needed (or wanted) and 99% of the time, they worked as intended. Did you allow them? Which ones did your students love this year?

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