Many upper elementary students struggle not because they can’t do the work, but because they don’t yet have the Executive Functioning Assessment skills to manage
Teaching students to make inferences can feel like solving a puzzle—one where the pieces don’t always seem to fit right away. But when you have
How to Use a Making Inferences Worksheet to Boost Critical Thinking in Upper Elementary Teaching students how to make inferences is one of the most
What is the Main Idea? A Quick Overview for Teachers and Homeschoolers Understanding the main idea is a cornerstone of reading comprehension. Using main idea
Are you looking to enhance your student’s reading comprehension skills? Look no further – these engaging paired passage practice sheets are here to help. Whether
Morning activities for students can be the secret to a classroom that hums with energy or drags its feet through the day. Imagine walking in
Aristotle said, “For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them.” Now, I am NO philosopher; in
Growing up, I always felt like math was so abstract, and almost nothing that I learned could be incorporated into the real world. However, the
In a perfect world, students would learn phonics and how to read in the primary grades, and upper elementary teachers could focus on the deeper
Marcy’s Mayhem Resources to use with Goal-Setting Do you make goals? It can be difficult to achieve goals without a long-term plan, especially for kids.
