Transforming the often dreaded parts of speech lessons into an engaging and enjoyable experience is no longer a challenge when you incorporate these parts of speech coloring pages into your upper elementary grammar lessons. These fun parts of speech coloring pages are tailor-made for upper elementary students and will provide
Are you looking for decorating ideas for an ELA classroom? Upper elementary classroom decor and middle school decor probably look a lot different than your lower elementary classrooms. What is important to include in your language arts classroom decor for upper elementary? Let’s look at 5 decorating ideas for an
All About Me Posters are truly a back to school favorite! (Mine included!) Many teachers use All About Me Posters for back-to-school, but you may be tired of the same routine! Why not change it up and discover some different ways to use All About Me Posters this school year?
Spark creativity in your classroom and help inspire your students to write poetry with these 3 great ideas for teaching poetry in upper elementary. Reasons for Teaching Poetry Immersing our students in poetry can open their minds to the beauty of language. Teaching poetry can improve vocabulary and introduce your
Writing poetry in upper elementary can be a lot of fun for your students. Here are 10 great tips for teaching haiku poetry in upper elementary. Haiku poems are a great type of poetry to teach students to write, but you may be wondering how to teach haiku to fourth
Are you looking for some great morning work ideas? A consistent morning routine helps students settle in, sets the tone for the day, and provides valuable practice with important skills. Whether you teach 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade, the right morning work can help students start the day focused and
I love independent reading time, but what are some simple and easy independent reading support strategies to use with our students? I firmly believe that independent reading time is beneficial to students. When students are engaged in independent reading throughout the year, it can help increase vocabulary, fluency, and overall
If you teach 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade language arts or grammar, then chances are you teach subjects and predicates. So why not make teaching subjects easy and fun with this free Subjects and Predicates PowerPoint? When teaching grammar, students need to learn that every sentence must contain a subject
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