Weekly printable reading logs have been assigned to students since most of us can remember. You may probably remember being assigned one yourself as a student. With this type of traditional printable reading log, students are asked to fill out quite a lot of information. They wrote down what book they were reading, what pages they read, how many minutes they read for, and it usually called for a ... Read More about Non-Traditional Printable Reading Log
Student Homework Planner Organization Tips
We all know the positive effects organization can have on our lives. Yet, organization is not something that is innate for many and is a skill that needs to be learned. As teachers, it is important to give our students the skills they need to move forward as successfully as possible, and something as simple as teaching them homework organization skills and offering homework tips can really ... Read More about Student Homework Planner Organization Tips
How to Motivate Students to do Their Homework
Whether you are 'for' assigning homework or 'against' assigning homework, there are definitely a few advantages to assigning homework to upper elementary students. Homework gives students the opportunity to develop their Executive Functioning Skills as they get ready to enter middle school. It allows students to practice skills independently in order to see if they have mastered it on ... Read More about How to Motivate Students to do Their Homework
Student Organization Ideas for Upper Elementary
Taking time to set up systems for students at the beginning of the school year, really helps to keep things flowing the rest of the year. This is why helping students get organized at school is very important. If you're looking for some organization tips for students, here are ten student organization ideas that have worked for my students for several years now, helping us move efficiently and ... Read More about Student Organization Ideas for Upper Elementary
How to Build a Classroom Library Practically for Free
How to build a classroom library on a budget is something every teacher wonders about, especially when school funds are tight or unavailable. The good news is that you don’t have to spend a fortune to give your students access to a wide variety of high-interest books. We all know that the more kids read, the stronger readers they become. One of the best ways to promote a love of reading is by ... Read More about How to Build a Classroom Library Practically for Free
End of the School Year Books to Read Aloud to Upper Elementary
As we get ready to end the school year, reading a book on the last day of school is a great way to leave students with a positive thought and a wonderful memory. As my fifth graders get ready to leave our school and start their new ventures as middle school students, I like to share stories with them that include messages of hope and self-love. Here are a few end of the school year books that you ... Read More about End of the School Year Books to Read Aloud to Upper Elementary
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