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Tips for organizing your upper elementary literacy block. Includes daily routines, whole group lessons, and literacy rotations.

Tips for organizing your upper elementary literacy block. Includes daily routines, whole group lessons, and literacy rotations.

How I Organize My Literacy Block

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

This is SUCH an easy way to encourage students to

This is SUCH an easy way to encourage students to think beyond basic comprehension questions. ⬆️ These are just a few of the sentence stems I have up in my room right now, and I’m always amazed at the questions they come up with!

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We are in the final few weeks before testing seaso

Sooooo I was really hesitant to share this chaotic

Sooooo I was really hesitant to share this chaotic video depicting a day in my life as a K-3 enrichment teacher. But it’s real. It’s busy. It’s missing one million things that happened, and I can barely keep up at the beginning because it was moving so fast, but I recorded the audio once and laughed at the chaos and then didn’t post it for a week because it isn’t that ✨ aesthetic ✨ day in the life that I see so often, but GUYS. This is not always a career full of aesthetic pleasure, so here we go. 🤷🏼‍♀️

It feels busy, but it’s happy, and the kids feel loved (I hope!) and are learning. That’s what matters most. Go easy on this teacher…. I wasn’t made for making videos. 😂😂

P.S. It was BRIGHT COLORS day (hence the dress) and I was helping lead a literacy event this day! ❤️

LOVED the discussions I heard when I asked these q

LOVED the discussions I heard when I asked these questions today! What’s your answer? 🤔

I pulled a few sentence stems off my task cards an

I pulled a few sentence stems off my task cards and posted them for our current novel study! Now students can select which one to write about and have more ownership over their written response — AND it requires them to think through each of the stems as they are choosing the one they want to write about! 👏

It’s officially test prep season, and I’m here

Give me all the novel studies, but mostly give me

Give me all the novel studies, but mostly give me Roz. 🤖 💕 If you had to pick a novel study that you would never give up, which one would it be?

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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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