Teaching 6th grade

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How are you teaching about cause and effect in your upper elementary classroom? In fourth and fifth grade I use a number of different strategies (hands-on lessons, anchor charts, picture books, and more!) to make sure that my students grasp this important concept. Take a look!

15 exit ticket ideas for any subject or grade level! These exit ticket questions and prompts will work to assess elementary, middle, or high school students.

For my entire career, I've had a lengthy block of time to teach ELA. (Note: For my district, ELA encompasses all the English Language Arts Common Core Standards.) At most, I've had 106 minutes, and at

Introducing your students to figurative language can be fun with picture books. Use these figurative language activities to help your students practice.

Description These genre based book recommendation lists are the perfect solution to help teachers and students find books based on interests. This FREE resource includes six pages of genre based recommendations with book lists in 22 different categories or genres. Ever struggled to help your middle grade students pick books? Or struggled to remember the titles of books you know your students will love? Or struggled to help students who love books in a certain genre or certain category, but…

6 questions pour s'assurer d'avoir bien compris un texte informatif

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Let’s get right down to business. As a teacher, you are constantly searching for tools to help engage ALL of your students within your daily lessons. Unfortunately, many of you are also often faced…

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