Elly Elementary

This Black History Month Resource Bundle is designed for grades 2–4 and provides teachers with meaningful, age-appropriate lessons that celebrate the achievements, contributions, and voices of Black leaders past and present. The bundle includes engaging reading passages, comprehension activities, writing prompts, discussion questions, and creative projects that encourage critical thinking and reflection. With a focus on historical figures, cultural impact, and themes of courage, fairness, and co

This Landforms Unit Bundle is a comprehensive, ready-to-use resource designed to help students explore and understand Earth’s landforms through engaging, standards-aligned lessons. The bundle includes complete lesson plans that cover major landforms such as mountains, valleys, plains, deserts, rivers, and islands, with hands-on activities, visual supports, and cross-curricular connections to reading, writing, and science. A pre-assessment is included to gauge students’ prior knowledge and guide

This Winter Teaching Resource Bundle brings together a rich collection of engaging, ready-to-use lessons and activities perfect for the colder months, including a complete Winter Interdisciplinary Unit of Study that weaves together literacy, math, science, social studies, and art. Students will love diving into the imaginative world of Sneezy the Snowman and the humorous adventure Snow Day from the Black Lagoon with guided reading materials, comprehension questions, writing prompts, vocabulary p

Writing memoirs in class can be so much fun. Children love writing about themselves. The teaching guide on "What is a Memoir?" is a complete reading and writing unit of study designed to help students understand and write their own memoirs. The guide includes a comprehensive set of lesson plans, activities, and assessments to support student learning.The guide begins with an introduction to memoirs and why they are important, followed by a series of lessons on analyzing and deconstructing memoir

This teacher guide bundle may consist of three parts, each containing detailed instructions and resources for students to create their own math game. The first part focuses on brainstorming ideas and planning the game, while the second part involves designing and creating the actual game components. The final part involves testing and refining the game.The teacher guide include supplementary materials such as templates, worksheets, and rubrics to support the game creation process. It offers tip