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Transform Your Classroom with Engaging Reading Strategies Posters!Elevate your students' reading skills with these groovy Reading Comprehension Strategies Posters. Perfect for classroom walls, these posters provide visual reminders and practical tips to help young readers become more proficient and confident. Check out the preview for a closer look! What's Included?-16 ready to print posters VisualizeMaking InferencesStory ElementsText FeaturesMaking PredictionsAuthor's PurposeRereadAsk Questio

At the heart of every word problem lies the foundation of a growth mindset. When it comes to building your students' self-confidence when solving word problems, there's no better approach than the 3 Reads Protocol! In this evidence-based strategy, students read a word problem three times, each with a specific focus. First read: Focuses students' attention to the context and vocabulary of the word problem Second read: Students name what is countable or measured. Third read: Students analyze the

Making Meaning (Third Edition), 4th Grade, Unit 7: Nonfiction Text StructureUse these accompanying slides and resources for Unit 7 in the Making Meaning curriculum! This resource can help guide you through each day and the various components within each lesson. They also offer great visual supports when discussing read alouds, asking questions, setting timers for IDR and reading conferences, and stating learning objectives. Once purchased, a copy will add to your Google Drive where you can then

Get that classroom library organized with these colorful book genre labels! These labels will lure your students into a welcoming environment that gets them excited about reading! Each genre label has 5 color versions and a black and white option as well. An editable version is provided if there is a specific genre label you do not see included in the list below. There are two size versions included in this resource-- a larger size and a smaller size. Easily print the size according to your d

No classroom is complete without a daily schedule! These colorful daily schedule labels are a must have for your classroom! They will fit perfectly anywhere in your room without taking up too much wall or whiteboard space! There are 5 color versions available for each subject card and an editable version for each color as well. Does your school call it Reading, Reader's Workshop, Reading Centers, or Reading Rotations? Not a problem, because this resource contains a wide variety of names for ea

One of your very first impressions you have on your students and families is through your meet the teacher letter! Use this template to easily create a letter that sets the scene for the welcoming classroom community your students will soon experience. Included in this resource are templates for grades K-5 and an open-ended template for a specific subject or content area. Fully editable through PowerPoint, your letter making will be easy, user friendly, and ready to print when finished. I hope

Nonfiction text features help readers learn more about the topic at hand. It's so important to teach students how to recognize these text features to deepen their knowledge and understanding about the text. No matter what grade, students should always have visuals surrounding them to support their understanding of what each text feature is. With these 18 colorful, student friendly, and engaging posters, your students can refer these visuals when reading and learning about nonfiction texts. You

Toss out the basic 'A for Apple, Z for Zebra' alphabet posters and replace them with these Math A-Z posters! The bright letters and pictures on each poster will really catch your students' eyes. These posters will enhance the visual representations that align with {26} math skills for ANY GRADE LEVEL. Simply download, print, and display in your classroom for a colorful math vocabulary wall! My students have time and again proven how these posters assist in developing background knowledge. Ch

Making Meaning (Third Edition), 4th Grade, Unit 6: Making InferencesUse these accompanying slides and resources for Unit 6 in the Making Meaning curriculum! This resource can help guide you through each day and the various components within each lesson. They also offer great visual supports when discussing read alouds, asking questions, setting timers for IDR and reading conferences, and stating learning objectives. Once purchased, a copy will add to your Google Drive where you can then display

Making Meaning (Third Edition), 4th Grade, Unit 5: Making InferencesUse these accompanying slides and resources for Unit 5 in the Making Meaning curriculum! This resource can help guide you through each day and the various components within each lesson. They also offer great visual supports when discussing read alouds, asking questions, setting timers for IDR and reading conferences, and stating learning objectives. Once purchased, a copy will add to your Google Drive where you can then display

Making Meaning (Third Edition), 4th Grade, Unit 4: Analyzing Text StructureUse these accompanying slides and resources for Unit 4 in the Making Meaning curriculum! This resource can help guide you through each day and the various components within each lesson. They also offer great visual supports when discussing read alouds, asking questions, setting timers for IDR and reading conferences, and stating learning objectives. Once purchased, a copy will add to your Google Drive where you can then

Teaching is hard. Teaching students to accept their mistakes is even harder! The most powerful tool teachers can use after an assessment is a student error analysis and reflection. Providing students with the time to analyze their mistakes and to determine what type of mistake they made is such a meaningful learning experience. It also helps teachers understand a silly mistake vs. misconception. Included in this resource are 5 self-analysis and reflection templates where students can work thro

Making Meaning (Third Edition), 4th Grade, Unit 3: QuestioningUse these accompanying slides and resources for Unit 3 in the Making Meaning curriculum! This resource can help guide you through each day and the various components within each lesson. They also offer great visual supports when discussing read alouds, asking questions, setting timers for IDR and reading conferences, and stating learning objectives. Once purchased, a copy will add to your Google Drive where you can then display for y

Before any new learning can occur, it is crucial that children build a mathematical growth mindset! Math can be extremely intimidating for our students and can cause much anxiety. It is so important to use your first few days of school as a time to build a math community. This 5 day unit is the perfect resource to help you build up your students' math growth mindset and team working skills. It is filled with interactive activities that highlight all the crucial elements in a math mentality. Stu

Making Meaning (Third Edition), 4th Grade, Unit 2: Text FeaturesUse these accompanying slides and resources for Unit 2 in the Making Meaning curriculum! This resource can help guide you through each day and the various components within each lesson. They also offer great visual supports when discussing read alouds, asking questions, setting timers for IDR and reading conferences, and stating learning objectives. Once purchased, a copy will add to your Google Drive where you can then display for

Reading conferences are hands down, the best way, to see how your students apply their comprehension strategies! This binder resource will help you stay organized as you meet with individual students during your reader's workshop block. There are a total of 9 conference forms to reflect the strategies that good readers use to make sense of the text. Each form contains a set of questions that pertain to the specific reading strategy and genre your student is working on. The forms will guide you

NEW LOOK, SAME GREAT CONTENTMaking Meaning (Third Edition), 4th Grade, Unit 1: The Reading CommunityUse these accompanying slides and resources for Unit 1 in the Making Meaning curriculum! This resource can help guide you through each day and the various components within each lesson. They also offer great visual supports when discussing read alouds, asking questions, reviewing procedures, and stating learning objectives. You can add your own expectations and procedures on the editable slides

Use these colorful slides as visual supports when teaching classroom routines and procedures! Display them at the start of each routine or procedure for the first couple weeks to promote positive classroom management. Students can even refer to these slides throughout the year as self-reminders by simply posting the slides to your Google Classroom or printing out the slides as posters! These editable templates are a must have classroom management tool! Once purchased, a copy will download to yo

As a fourth grade teacher, I am constantly on the hunt for picture books that speak to my witty and comical students. Choosing a picture book that speaks to their "matured" personality isn't always the easiest of tasks. When I came across Moo! by David LaRochelle as a suggested read aloud for the intermediate grades, I was shocked because literally the only words used in the story are "moo". But it's not just the word "moo" that tells this hilarious plot, it's the amazing visual literacy techn

What kiddo doesn't love the classic Go Fish game?! This resource transforms the beloved game into a place value activity where students play for the matching pairs. Each standard form number has a corresponding card that is written in the different ways numbers can be represented. These cards address place value to the hundreds place. This resource is a quick no-prep activity that can be stored in your classroom for repeated use. Simply print on a colorful card stock (I chose blue to match the