Upper Elementary Resources
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Previous Next MEET THE TEACHER NEXT DOOR At The Teacher Next Door, we know that you strive to be an effective reading teacher while maintaining a healthy work-life balance. In order to do that, you need resources that are impactful, yet simple. The problem is that most reading resources and curriculums out there are far […]
Brooklyn Rowe saved to Teaching
I'm always looking for new, fun ways to have students teach and practice our standards. This year, the rise in popularity of escape rooms really inspired me to figure out how they actually work in the elementary classroom. Here's how to do an escape classroom in elementary!
Jennifer McCaa saved to Escape Room
Top online learning sties for upper elementary classrooms for in school or home or distant or remote learning. Websites for reading, language arts, math, science and art included.
Océane Proulx-Lanthier saved to Enseignement
If you've been thinking about how you will teach the Civil Rights Movement to your upper elementary students, this blog post is for you! One big topic on the minds of educators is how and
Karissa Martin saved to Classroom
The ultimate goal of any reading teacher is for students to have strong reading comprehension! Although reading comprehension encompasses lots of different reading skills, basically we want students to understand what they’ve read. Sounds simple, doesn’t it? In a typical class though, you’ll have a variety of types of readers. There’ll usually be a handful […]
Jane Gloglow saved to Grade 7 ELA
Upper elementary student reward ideas to increase motivational and improve classroom management. Includes individual and group ideas!
Amy Velde Velde saved to education ideas
Teacher organization in the middle school ELA classroom to organize copies, prepped lesson plans, and all those pens and sticky notes!
Mrs. M saved to Middle school room
Let’s be real…Grammar is important, but it can also be very dry. Since boredom is one of the easiest ways to make our students check out, it’s up to us to find ways to make grammar interesting and possibly even entertaining (imagine that)! I’m always on the lookout for ways to spice it up and […]
