Inspiring and Informative Read Aloud Books for Grade 5 With Activities
Do you have reluctant readers or students that will only read one kind of book and nothing else? These students are not too old for you to read to …
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Teaching Grades Pre-K to 5
Showing guides and explainers filed under Teaching Grades Pre-K to 5.
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"Ben and Me" Literature Unit: Strange Bedfellows
Bored with the same old approach to biographies? Then, Ben and Me, will surely be a refreshing change. Using anthropomorphism as a literary device, …
Continue ReadingA Read-Write-Think Lesson Plan with Graphic Organizers
This read-write-think lesson plan utilizes graphic organizers to help students reflect on what they know before reading a book. Then, once the book is …
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An Engaging Hyperbole Lesson Plan for Elementary Students
Use this hyperbole lesson plan for elementary students in the third, fourth and fifth grades. First, students will be given the definition and …
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Literature Activities for "My Brother Abe" by Harry Mazer With Printable Worksheet
What was it like growing up with Abe Lincoln? Learn about the hardships of the young Sally and Abe Lincoln with these literature activities to …
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Good Morning, Gorillas Literature Unit with Free Printable
The Magic Tree House kids are at it again! Travel with them to the tropical rainforest of Africa where they make friends with the gorillas. Use the …
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All About Arbor Day: Cross-Curricular Lesson Plans About Trees
Joyce Kilmer may have said it best when he wrote, “I think that I shall never see / A poem as lovely as a tree.” Help your students appreciate that …
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Lesson Plan on "Mr. Wiggle Loves to Read"
The difference between fiction and non fiction books is an important skill for students to learn. For an interesting lesson plan “Mr. Wiggle …
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Four Teaching Strategies for Phonemic Awareness
Before teaching students how to read, it is important for them to develop phonemic awareness. Teaching strategies for phonemic awareness help …
Continue ReadingFun Grammar Games for the Classroom
Simply mention the word grammar, and your students start to snore. But grammar doesn’t have to be boring! Try out these grammar games to …
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