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“Giggles and Grammar” Curriculum for Upper Elementary

The thought of teaching grammar in upper elementary can often be met with groans, from both students AND teachers. As teachers, we often face a lack of resources to teach…

6 Ways To Integrate Daily Grammar Practice Into Your Routines

Grammar. It’s a part of English whether you love it or hate it (I’m a love it kind of girl! My grammar college courses were some of my favorites, and…

Activities for Teaching Punctuation: Quotation Marks, Dialogue, and Apostrophes

Students who don’t use punctuation often miss the point. Get it?? That’s a lame joke, but it speaks to our upper elementary students’ larger struggle with using quotation marks and…

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

Will you think I’m a huge nerd if I tell you how much I love teaching language skills to my upper elementary students?! Language skills and rules for conjunctions, interjections,…

Teaching Adjectives and Adverbs

Teaching Adjectives and adverbs can seem like a basic skill for upper elementary students, but it is an essential language skill that can’t be skimmed over! You may be tempted…

Teaching Language Skills: Nouns and Verbs

Upper elementary students are pretty familiar with the function of nouns and verbs, but that doesn’t mean we can skip teaching this crucial language skill. Nouns and verbs lay the…

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My favorite way to end the year. 🥹 Comment below, My favorite way to end the year. 🥹 Comment below, and I’ll send you the link to this FREE End of the Year Find Someone Who. Perfect for any day during your last week of school!
Comment below with something your students have be Comment below with something your students have been OBSESSED with this year, and I’ll choose one random commenter to win a set of accomplishment animals to end the year! Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! 🩷🩷 

💡How accomplishment animals work:

Every week, my students take a moment to share a specific success or accomplishment with me and we have a quick conversation about it. They get a little animal (or sticker) and build the cutest little collections over the year — it’s such a fun visual representation of all they’ve accomplished over the year AND such an amazing way for me to learn more about them and connect!
I always seem to pull out the Topple Blocks games I always seem to pull out the Topple Blocks games this time of year, and I’m sending one lucky teacher FOUR sets of blocks to use in their classroom! 🍎 Comment below with the number of days of school you have left. I’ll select one random commenter on Thursday and send the blocks your way! 

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These are my SIX favorite books to read at the end These are my SIX favorite books to read at the end of the year — I always read What the Road Said on the very last day of school before I hand out awards. 🩷 I’m giving away a set of all six to one teacher! Just comment below with your favorite kids book of all time, and I’ll select one commenter on Wednesday. 

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This may be my FAVORITE resource I’ve made in year This may be my FAVORITE resource I’ve made in years! 😍 I’ve been working on it since January and testing and tweaking it with my students, and I’m so excited to share it with you. My students LOVED it (we used it with an I Survived book), and I had so much fun teaching it. They were just SO into it and noticed so many aspects of graphic novels that they never had before. 

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If you’re a teacher, you probably recognize these If you’re a teacher, you probably recognize these two questions I ALWAYS get from parents (especially this time of year): 

1️⃣”What should I work on with them over the summer?” and 

2️⃣ “What books do you recommend for my child?” 

💥 So, I put together a FREE resource for you to send home to help parents support their kids over the summer! 

🏠 I created this easy to use guide full of book lists, skill lists, and even quick, authentic activity suggestions to help guide parents over the summer (no packets or workbooks needed)! 

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(Also very very proud of this song choice because they will, indeed, forget about it if they don’t keep doing a little something over the summer!) 😜
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