One of my favorite ways to engage and connect with with upper elementary students is by reading aloud to them. Here are 7 amazing winter read-alouds for grades 3 to 5 that deserve a spot in your classroom library!
Create a fun, independent writing center with anchor charts, tools, word banks, and prompts that make writing in kinder–2nd grade exciting and engaging! Plus free printable writing paper to get them started.
Need a few more hands in the classroom? Discover smart ways to welcome, organize, and use parent volunteers to free up your time, support students, and boost learning.
Fun and free printable classroom money templates to use for your math lessons, classroom economy, behavior management and rewards, or with board games.
Mornings in the classroom can be pretty crazy, right? Kick-start your day the right way with 8 easy routines that set a calm tone and get students focused and ready to learn.
Reading aloud to 5th graders is a powerful tool to spark conversation, build empathy, and instill a love of literature. Here are 35 of my favorite read-aloud books for upper elementary!
One of my very favorite math skills to teach is also an essential life skill – how to count money! One reason I really enjoy this topic is because the
Take a look at your classroom library space. Are the shelves a mess? Are your book bins overflowing? Does it look like a tornado blew through since the beginning of
February is Black History Month. Like many teachers, I have very little time in my day to fit in anything that doesn’t align with the required curriculum. But there is