Grades 2-4

Teachers can hang these posters in their classroom library, around the room, or print them smaller so that students can have copies to refer back to while reading. 

The Bill of Rights Scavenger Hunt can be used as an introduction or review activity. You can use the Bill of Rights activity as task cards, a scavenger hunt or both. Students will learn about each of...

This resource is meant for first thru third grade students. Please note that we use the appropriate terms for these types of sentences so that the students will not be confused later when the...

This resource is completely devoted to fun! We have included our top 4 activities to help the students practice with comparative and superlative adjectives. Included in this resource are the anchor...

This resource was created for those students in first through fourth grade who are learning how to summarize a fictional story.Included in this resource are; 

This power point is meant as a year long daily activity to increase accuracy and understanding of how to use a dictionary. The 180 words have been carefully selected to assist the student with...

This resource is designed for second through fourth grade students to assist in their understanding of adverbs and the questions they answer about the verb. Included in this resource are:

Enjoy these favorite May Stories with QR codes! These are great for a listening center and for children to listen to a story. This contains stories about Cinco De Mayo, Mother's Day, last day of...

Engage your learners with this spring-themed self-checking literacy activity! These 20 puzzles will help Kindergarten, first

We created this resource for the typical second and third grade student. In this resource you will find: 11 anchor charts detailing how each word is used 19 worksheets 2 songs. Our first...

This resource was created for the average second grade classroom. However, it can be used with ease in grades 1-4. This resource includes:Anchor ch

This resource was designed for third through fifth grade students. You can use it as a stand alone mini-unit or as a supplement to your existing study. It explains main clauses, subordinate...