Welcome, upper elementary teachers! Teaching students how to add fractions with unlike denominators can be a daunting task. But we’ve got you covered. In this lesson plan, we will break down the steps and provide an easy-to-follow outline that you can use while teaching your class. Plus, you can use my downloadable free question sheet …
Scoot games are an engaging and fun way to keep students active and on-task in the classroom but before you start your first game, it’s important to teach your students how to play scoot games. Scoot games provide opportunities for your students to practice skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and collaboration. The rules of …
Welcome 5th grade teachers! This blog post will help you teach decimal long division. This skill can take a lot of repetition to master, especially when it comes to remembering to move the decimal point to the correct place at the end. That’s why I’m giving you a quick breakdown on how to do decimal …
The task of teaching opinion writing to 3rd-5th grade students can be daunting. However, with careful planning and preparation, it is easy to develop a strong opinion writing unit that will get your students excited about writing! Plus, there’s a free practice resource included at the end of this post. I love teaching opinion writing …
This lesson plan will help teach students why shadows change directions throughout the day. It is important for students to understand the concept of sunlight and how it affects shadows. Not only does this cover NGSS standards, it also helps students better appreciate and understand their environment. Plus, I have a free printable flip book …
Welcome to this comprehensive lesson plan for teaching 3rd-5th grade students how to classify quadrilaterals! In this lesson, you will find step-by-step instructions and activities that are designed to help your students gain a better understanding of the concept of classifying quadrilaterals. You will learn how to introduce the concept, guide your students through the …
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