Upper Lesson Lab

Many of the most important reading concepts all in one place. Cleverly designed to be clear, concise, easy to understand, and all fit on ONE PAGE! Great to give out at parent teacher conferences, turn into a poster for your wall, or even just have for yourself! Also includes some relevant vocabulary skills learned in upper elementary. I recommend printing them out double sided to have both pages in one place. I also like to turn them into posters!

A set of clean, functional, and straight-to-the-point anchor charts for the following core concepts in reading instruction: - Figurative Language (3 Charts - Simile /Metaphor + Hyperbole/Personification + Onomatopoeia/Alliteration) - Theme (With how to find) - Text Structure (With how to find) - Central Idea(With how to find) - Text and Graphic Features (5 charts + 3 add-ons for instruction) - Point of View (Includes perspective and person) - Author's Purpose (With examples) - Ideas and suppo

Fun writing activity to help students get creative during the holiday season! I love to project them on the board or put them on canvas for early writing unit finishers! Halloween (2)Thanksgiving (1)Christmas (2)

3 text structure practice assignments! (With answer keys)(Paper and Google Form versions available) The best and most clear way to practice and interact with the 5 different text structures! Each activity has 5 paragraphs over the same topic written in one of the 5 text structures. The paragraphs cover topics that interest young learners while clearly differentiating the 5 different text structures they are supposed to learn. Made for 3rd and 4th grade students, but can be used for other grades

Your students will love to flex their creative muscles while they choose a setting, character, and event to write about. These are a great activity for writing time, early finishers, writing stations, or however you choose to use it. Combine student choice with student guidance with thees 5 choice based creative writing pages and see how your students "build a story!" Students are directed to choose one choice from each row to develop their story.