Helping Struggling Learners Feel Successful in Your Classroom
Check out these strategies to use in your classroom for struggling readers in reading classes in grades 5 6 7.
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Using Anchor Charts to Decorate your Science Classroom
Learn how to use anchor charts to decorate your science classroom with purpose. Anchor charts allow students to reference science concepts.
Amplifying Student Voice with Padlet, Podcasts, and Flipgrid
Have you ever wondered why your student participation was limited to only a few students? Are you looking for ways to get those quiet students to tell you what they know? Do you hate waiting until an assessment to realize that a majority of your class was clueless about the
Teach Force and Newton’s Laws of Motion
Learn new ideas to use with your force and motion unit when teaching grade 5 6 7 students in science class. Hands on activities for force and Newton’s laws of motion
Teaching a Forms of Energy Unit
Here are some ideas to incorporate in your forms of energy science unit in a grade 4 5 6 classroom.
How to Teach A Long Walk to Water
Learn different lessons and activities to use to teach the novel A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park with your grade 5 6 7 students.
Metric Measurement Activities for Your Science Classroom
Use these metric measurement ideas for your grade 5 6 7 classrooms as your start your science curriculum or review for test prep
Getting to Know You Activities for Building Classroom Relationships
Free ideas to build relationships with your students to increase engagement and motivation in your grade 4 5 6 classroom.
4 Essential Lab Safety Activities for Middle School Science
Grab these FREE lab safety activities to use in your grade 5 6 7 science classroom to engage and motivate your students.
Strategies to Motivate Reluctant Readers
Grab these independent reading strategies to help motivate reluctant readers in your grades 5 6 7 classes.
21 Contemporary Young Adult Titles for the Secondary Classroom
Check out this list of middle school books. Your young readers will be inspired by the novels and motivated to devour more books in your classroom.