Fifth grade students analyze the word 'Thigmotropism' and demonstrate that it is a compound word, has one suffix, and has a connecting vowel.
Prefixes and suffixes in first grade? Kindergarten ? What?! I'm not sure who decided teaching them so early was the way to go but never fear...
Suffixes posters (119!) and also 119 picture center activity cards that are great visuals to help your students understand suffixes. You don't want to teach prefixes and suffixes without these high-quality visual representations of suffixes! These were made to go with my Prefixes Posters and Picture...
Today's standardized tests are far more demanding than those we took as children. In this post, you'll find powerful strategies that you can enact today!
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Elementary Spelling Inventory Feature Guide. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
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This resource contains 8 unique games of Four in a Row for ending double consonants! The concept is easy: roll a die, read the word, cover the word, get four in a row and WIN! This is a great game for reading fluency, spelling, vocabulary, and practice with blends. Print & Play!! This is part o...
Is your kid having trouble with contractions? Try out this simple memory matching game.
Compound Word activities Using if You Give a Pig a Pancake - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This document contains information about compound words from the story "If You Give a Pig a Pancake" by Laura Numeroff. It lists 7 compound words found in the story: pancake, homesick, something, backyard, suitcase, mailbox, and wallpaper. Students are asked to illustrate these compound words from the story.
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As we approach the end of the school year, I wanted to make some monthly NO PREP packets that would help keep us on course, review some skills and making
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I am so happy with our new Sight Word Scoops! I know....the ice-cream scoops are out of control :) We have CVC Scoops, Math Scoops, Beginning Sound
Do your students struggle to read multisyllabic words? This post shares a decoding multisyllabic words strategy for 4th & 5th graders and free resources.
