Ms. Evans Learning Corner

This engaging, baseball-themed resource helps students master Persuade, Inform, and Entertain (PIE) through hands-on activities, interactive gameplay, and meaningful writing practice. Perfect for keeping students motivated while reinforcing key reading comprehension skills! What’s Included: ✔ Anchor charts and visuals to introduce PIE ✔ Reading passages with comprehension questions ✔ 20 baseball-themed task cards & “Author’s Purpose Baseball Game” (interactive group activity) ✔ Game board and p

Bring spring into your classroom with these fun and engaging April writing prompts! This resource is designed to spark creativity, build writing skills and stamina, and keep students motivated all month long with seasonal, high-interest topics. What’s Included: 12 April-themed writing prompts A mix of narrative, opinion, and creative writing Student-friendly pages with writing lines and space for responses Visually engaging, spring-themed design Topics Students Will Love: Creative promp

Make fractions meaningful and fun with this engaging Fraction Flowers activity! Students will explore fractions in multiple ways while completing visually appealing, spring-themed pages that support deeper understanding and retention. What’s Included: Multiple fraction-focused pages Structured sections for: Visual fraction model Identifying numerator & denominator Writing fractions in word form Representing fractions on a number line Skills Covered: Understanding fractions as parts

Make practicing main idea and supporting details fun, engaging, and seasonal with these spring-themed task cards! Perfect for 3rd- 5th grade, this resource helps students build strong reading comprehension skills using meaningful, content-rich passages. Students will read 12 high-interest spring passages and identify the main idea along with supporting details using evidence from the text. Each passage is thoughtfully written to promote deeper thinking and comprehension. What’s Included:

Make Word Problems Feel Less Scary & More FUN! Struggling with word problems? This Word Problem Breakdown Graphic Organizer is the perfect tool to help your students slow down, think step-by-step, and build confidence in math! Designed with upper elementary learners in mind, this resource guides students through understanding the problem, identifying key information, choosing a strategy, and solving with confidence! When to use this product:Independent workMath centersSmall groupsStudents will

Bring spring learning to life with these engaging Main Idea & Supporting Details passages! This resource is perfect for helping students strengthen their reading comprehension skills while enjoying fun, seasonal topics like spring weather, bees, gardens, Poetry Month, and Earth Day! What’s Included: ✔ 5 engaging spring-themed reading passages ✔ Comprehension questions for each passage ✔ Focus on main idea & supporting details Skills Covered: Identifying the main idea Finding supporti

2 versions of a Character Change graphic organizer A simple version for guided or younger learners An expanded version for deeper written responses Prompts that focus on: Character traits at the beginning and end Evidence-based reasoning (“because…”) Identifying key events that caused the change Predicting future character behavior Perfect For: Guided reading groups Independent practice Literacy centers

Help your students deepen their understanding of character traits with these engaging and easy-to-use graphic organizers! This resource includes three differentiated versions to support a range of learners in identifying and analyzing character traits using text evidence. Each organizer guides students to think critically about characters by examining: Actions Feelings Dialogue Thoughts (included in select versions) These templates are perfect for: Reading comprehension lessons Small grou

Make learning the jobs of silent e engaging and interactive with this hands-on sorting activity! Students will explore the different roles that the letter “e” plays in words while building their phonics and spelling skills. This activity helps students understand and practice how: Silent e makes a long vowel sound (e.g., invite, create) Silent e protects v or u (e.g., argue) Silent e helps form a complete syllable (e.g., balance, operate) Silent e makes c or g soft (e.g., chance, change)