Is your class studying the Revolutionary War? I’ve taught biographies with my third graders for many years, and it has become one of my favorite genres. These Revolutionary War resources work well in an Interactive Notebook, too. This resource highlights 5 famous Americans during the Revolutionary War, but can be used with other famous people as well.
As an introduction or review, this Three Types of Compound Words practice set is filled with activities and games that will help your students with recognition, reading, and spelling a large list of compound words.
This introduction to cursive handwriting practice will provide your students with a wide variety of fine motor tasks and cursive stroke practice. Using a multisensory approach, this resource provides tips and activities to build a solid foundation for cursive handwriting.
This poetry frames resource addresses the six traits writing for poetry.
Integrate Math, Reading and Social Studies all in one activity! These Read and Think word problems are perfect for building critical thinking skills, both in Math and Reading. They require a certain amount of strategy too, so be sure to model them carefully.
This Groundhog Day activity pack includes practice with compound words and a 2-way, word sort for the vowel teams -OW and -OU. They’re perfect for Groundhog Day literacy centers.
This holiday writing activity has a fun, wintery theme! The Sweetest Treat is a writing project that focuses on developing persuasive and descriptive writing strategies using a fun cupcake store design project.
Have you ever had a class that benefits from a little conflict/resolution after a long vacation, or even mid school year? I know I have! Some students find friendships shift and change as the school year progresses.
Introduce New Year’s Traditions Around The World with an engaging web quest using QR codes!