5th Grade Classroom

Unpacking the Standards: Assessments and Teaching Notes for Math and English Language Arts -If you don’t know what this term means, let me break it down for you. Unpacking the standards means that you look at each standard, and think about each standard’s sub-objectives. This is important because you need to understand what students need to be able to do in order to master the standard, and what it looks like when they master it. #CCSS #UnpackingTheStandards

Differentiated Rounding Quick Print No-Prep Fun Activities, Practice Pages, and Exit Tickets - Great for your 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students. Use them for math centers, stations, rotations, early or fast finishers, test prep, homework, review, and much more. (third, fourth, fifth graders, Year 3, 4, 5, round) #YoungTeacherLove #Rounding #Math

The Importance of Creating a Classroom Community through Team Building Activities - Two of the most important things you need for a successful start to your year are a strong classroom management plan with procedures and routines in place, and a risk-free, welcoming environment for your students. Click through now to learn how you can make all of this happen in the first days and weeks of #BackToSchool in your 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th grade classroom. #YoungTeacherLove #ClassroomCommunity

Help upper elementary students learn how to better summarize a text with the help of this anchor chart. You can do this with fiction or informational text passages. Find even more great ideas for your 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students at the blog post! (third, fourth, fifth, sixth graders, reading strategies) #YoungTeacherLove #Summarizing #ReadingAnchorChart

Teach your elementary students about Summarizing Informational Text: A Simple Strategy to Write an Summary. Summarizing nonfiction text teaches them to determine the most important ideas in a text, ignore unimportant information & connect the main idea & key details of a text in a logical way. It also helps improve memory & comprehension of a text. Students will learn the main idea, important or key details, follow the text structure & putting it all together. #UpperElementary

Create Your Own Dog Business Math Project - Upper elementary 4th, 5th, & 6th grade students love this great download! Use this real world math project to ask your #UpperElementary students to create & design a dog business. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, & dvision will be used to find a location, secure a bank loan, choose equipment, and more. Great for your Project Based Learning (or PBL) needs! #RealLifeMath #RealWorldMath #PBL

Create Your Own Dog Business Math Project - Upper elementary 4th, 5th, & 6th grade students love this great download! Use this real world math project to ask your #UpperElementary students to create & design a dog business. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, & dvision are used. Great for your Project Based Learning (or PBL) needs! #ProjectBasedLearning #RealLifeMath #RealWorldMath #PBL

Logical Consequences Cheat Sheet FREEBIE - Young Teacher Love by Kristine Nannini - This FREE download is going to make your classroom management easy and manageable! No more going home exhausted each day! And the ideas presented here work for nearly any grade level. Great for your 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th grade students. #ClassroomManagement #KristineNannini #LogicalConsequences

Teaching Differentiated Area in Math - Young Teacher Love by Kristine Nannini. This blog post helps you teach and differentiate your area lesson. A teacher shares tips, activities, anchor charts, and free printables. Perfect for 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th grade classrooms. #Area #Math #Differentiated #AnchorCharts

5th Grade Math and English Language Arts Daily Morning Work - Teachers and students alike will love making fifth grade morning work easy and meaningful with this great, engaging download. Work on test prep all year long with this ELA and math resource. Click through now to read the blog post full of ideas on using this great download. And grab your FREE preview file to test two weeks. #MorningWork #5thGrade #TestPrep

Understanding Close Reading: Part 1 - What is Close Reading? If you've been wondering the WHAT or HOW of #ClosedReading, you're going to love this blog post! Click through now to get great information, a FREE download, anchor charts, & more. Click through now to learn the three main parts of this strategy, questioning skills, and more for your third, fourth, fifth, or sixth graders in upper elementary or middle school students. #Reading #UpperElementary

Classroom Procedures and Routines - Back to School Classroom Management - This resource takes all of the guesswork out of your beginning of the year management plan. Simply take out this list, and teach each procedure based on your management philosophy! Students will learn all the procedures and routines, making a smoother year & better #ClassroomManagement. #Bullying #ClassroomProcedures

9 Tips to Help Students with ADHD, Hyperactivity, and other Attention Needs in the Classroom - Young Teacher Love - No more power struggles in the classroom. Use the strategies, tips, ideas, and book recommendations here to help you better meet the needs of the kids in your room. Click through to read more! #Hyperactivity #ADHD #ClassroomManagement

Teaching Differentiated Area in Math - Young Teacher Love by Kristine Nannini. This blog post helps you teach and differentiate your area lesson. A teacher shares tips, activities, anchor charts, and free printables. Perfect for 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th grade classrooms. #Area #Math #Differentiated

Inferring Character Traits Through Dialogue Anchor Chart - Your upper elementary students will help learn the important reading strategy of inference with this great anchor chart. Plus the blog post has more ideas and a FREE graphic organizer printable. Perfect for your upper elementary 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th grade classroom or homeschool students. (third, fourth, fifth, sixth graders) #YoungTeacherLove #CharacterTraits #Reading

The Secret to Successful Classroom Management: Promoting a Growth Mindset in the Elementary Classroom - Find out how to have the best school year yet (even if it's the middle of the year!) with the ideas as this blog post. You'll learn more about believing in ALL students and the power of promoting a growth mindset. Click through for great ideas, tips, activities, and a FREE idea you can use with your 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th grade #Elementary kids.