I'm a teacher blogger and resource creator for all things grades 2-5! I love to make FUN activities aligned to the standards you have to teach!
Cause: You open this email. Effect: Happier students! 😍
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Cause and effect is everywhere. ➡️ You forgot your coffee this morning. Now you’re running on fumes. ☕😵 Just because cause and effect is everywhere in life, doesn't mean your students will get it...or that you'll enjoy teaching it. Instead of just another worksheet, imagine students sorting and matching cause and effect pairs, actually engaging with the skill (and giving you fewer blank stares). That’s exactly what these Cause and Effect Sentence Sorts do! ✅ Interactive, so kids see the relationships between sentences in the paragraph 👉 Grab em & get ready to see growth during reading! |
Thrifty in Third Grade by Cassie Smith
I'm a teacher blogger and resource creator for all things grades 2-5! I love to make FUN activities aligned to the standards you have to teach!
The end of the year is here. I bet your students are mentally clocked out.Reading another nonfiction passage sounds about as fun as watching paint dry.But you know they still need practice. Then a mission appears: 🚀 Find the astronaut lost in space. To complete the mission, your students will read six high-interest nonfiction passages, earn clues, and solve the quest together. Suddenly, they’re asking for “just one more passage.”They’re focused. Engaged.They’re reading. This is your chance to...
Fact fluency is one of those things. For some kids...it just comes easy! And for others? ...not so much. If you still have students who struggle with their facts, here’s a little ✨classroom magic✨ to help: Magic Reveal Math Fact Slides. Students solve the problem, then move a flashlight to magically reveal the answer. ✨ It’s interactive, self-checking, and keeps them engaged...without even realizing they’re practicing their facts. Because let’s face it...by spring, they need something new!...
Hi teacher friend, Spring weather is doing its thing again...warm and sunny one day, freezing the next. (Kind of like how students understand figurative language one day…and forget it the next. 😆) Figurative language can be tricky for students. Similes, metaphors, idioms, hyperbole, personification...it’s a lot to master! But it can also be SO.MUCH.FUN! 🌼 In this blog post, I’m sharing some easy, engaging lesson ideas to help your students master figurative language. 👉 Check out the blog post...