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Let’s face it—writing can feel like a chore for some students, especially when the stakes are high, like during state…
Must-Teach Writing Strategies for 5th Grade
The Importance of Teaching Writing Strategies Let’s talk about why teaching writing strategies in 5th grade is so important. Incorporating…
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How to Play Scoot for Math Practice
What is Scoot? If you’re looking for a simple yet effective way to engage your students while reviewing essential math skills, Scoot is the answer! This whole…
Getting Started with 5th Grade Math Stations
You glance at the clock. It’s five minutes before the math block ends, and your students are still struggling through a worksheet that was supposed to reinforce…
