5th grade centers

An Upper Elementary Collaborative blog written by 13 teachers. Includes teaching ideas and resources for grades 3, 4, and 5.

Teachers often have questions about what a literacy block should actually look like. How do you structure your time? When do you pull reading groups? How and when do you teach grammar? The list of questions is lengthy, and with good reason. No one really ever told us what to do! Probably because there is […]

Get your 5th grade math interactive notebook organized with a free starter set that is aligned to the 5th grade math TEKS.

Higher level math centers will really get your students thinking and writing about math. Read about my top six favorite higher level math centers.

Word work activities that work with any word list in 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade in elementary school. use these fun activities this year to grow student vocabulary and deepen word knowledge.

FREE 5th Grade Math I Can Statements! Download free I Can Statements for 5th grade math and read ideas for how to use these in your classroom.

Guided Reading and ELA Centers in 5th Grade! | Teaching in Teal

This math bundle includes 4th Grade Math Centers for Every Standard! Each topic includes THREE math games for plenty of math practice. Each game set comes with one recording sheet to help keep students organized during math centers and makes checking answers and easy task. There are a total of 78 math centers for 4th grade in this huge bundle. #MathTechConnections #GuidedMath #MathCenters #MathGames #4thGradeMath #MathWorkshop #FourthGradeMath

FREE Centers for teaching reading in upper elementary grades! Grab these freebies and get tips for teaching reading in 4th and 5th grade.

Literacy centers that cover reading, language and writing skill. What's so great about these centers is that they are written specifically for 5th grade kids to cover 5th grade skills. Perfect!

The beginning of the year is the time to get to know students and let them know what they can expect for the year. Engaging students and learning about their interests the first day can get the year off to a great start. I’ve gathered some of my favorite resources for back to school. Included are i

Welcome back for the second part of my ELA blog post series! Today I am sharing all about my reading center routines and activities. If you missed the first post about my reading whole group lessons, you can click HERE to get caught up. Let me start by reminding you of my entire ELA block schedule. Center

Math - 3rd Grade Thoughts

Download this free 4th grade math project that will engage your students and provide meaning around standards-based math skills. This Math City project includes activities for place value, operations and algebraic thinking, fractions, measurement, and geometry skills. Use this real world math project to teach students how math is used in the real world and to build problem solving skills. This activity includes a differentiation option and an activity for early finishers. Grab your free…

Save time by incorporating a Grading Station into your math center routine in your elementary classroom! When students complete a math center with a recording page, they can take finished work to the grading station. They get to be the “teacher” and check their own work! This is a huge time-saver for me and also helps my students to be accountable! Read more to learn about how I set-up my Grading Station Tub for math centers, how I use this as assessment, and grab the grading station…

Teaching Place Value - Teaching with a Mountain View

Here in third grade, we practice fluency daily with: -Word Lists -Phrase Lists -Passages/Running Records My Mental Journey I have had a love-hate relationship with fluency. As a third grade teacher, my students are subject to end of year, high-stakes testing for the first time. Fluency is not tested on these exams, students have

Reading fluency centers that will help students grow as fluent readers independently! Perfect for 2nd and 3rd grade students. Great reading center activity for a read to someone station, or just a weekly reading center in an elementary reading classroom.