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I have taught fifth and sixth grade- all subject areas. In sixth grade I taught gifted students at a title 1 school and spent a lot of time figuring out the best way to keep the gifted students engaged and challenged.
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Preview of Greeking Out Podcast- Arachne the Weaver Listening Sheet

Greeking Out Podcast- Arachne the Weaver Listening Sheet

Listening to podcasts in the classroom have many benefits. From being highly engaging, to working on listening skills, to an exposure to different types of storytelling, students LOVE podcasts in the classroom. This could be used as a standalone episode for a speaking and listening grade, for fun, or as part of a bigger unit on Ancient Greece or Greek Mythology.
Preview of Soldier's Heart by Gary Paulsen Comprehension Questions for whole book

Soldier's Heart by Gary Paulsen Comprehension Questions for whole book

If you are reading Soldier's Heart by Gary Paulsen, this packet would make a great addition to the unit. This contains an anticipatory set about beliefs of war before reading and then to be done again after reading. It has comprehension questions about the book broken into three sections. Students will be asked to write the page and paragraph for where they found the answers to the questions. There is also a vocabulary section.
Preview of Kids Discover Abe Lincoln Question Guide

Kids Discover Abe Lincoln Question Guide

This is a great guide to keep students focused on pulling out some of the most important ideas from the Kids Discover Abe Lincoln magazine. The questions are easy to locate and focus on some of the most important facts about Lincoln and the Civil War. All the questions can be found directly in the text or captions of images. Answer key is included.
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I have taught fifth and sixth grade- all subject areas. In sixth grade I taught gifted students at a title 1 school and spent a lot of time figuring out the best way to keep the gifted students engaged and challenged.

Teaching style

In math I focus a lot on an inquiry approach to learning where students construct their own ideas, look for patterns and share their thinking about math concepts. In ELA I found that picking an engaging text that the whole class reads with the differentiation coming in the paired texts that relate to the text we all read was most effective. I was trained in Shared Inquiry and thought the dialogue that came from this style of annotating and discussions was highly effective.