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A poster that explains and compares the concepts of perimeter and area.
A set of 60 word cards to assist with your students’ understanding of synonyms.
Celebrate National Physical Fitness Month in grades 4 and 5 with this planning guide and set of resources.
Use this weekly active learning guide to celebrate National Physical Fitness Month in your Grade 4 or Grade 5 classroom.
A poster that explains the concept of length and lists associated vocabulary.
A worksheet to use when practicing addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
This Properties of Matter unit explores the concept that solids, liquids, and gases have different observable properties and behave in different ways.
This Chemical Sciences unit investigates natural and processed materials. Demonstrations and experimental procedures are explored with particular attention given to the scientific method.
This English Language Arts unit explores several types of verbs including action, helping, linking, irregular, simple tense, and perfect tense verbs. This unit is intended for upper-elementary students that have some prior knowledge of action verbs.
This English unit addresses the purpose, structure and language features of the procedure text type.
This English unit addresses common poetic devices such as sound play, word play and imagery and explores how these may be applied to narrative poetry.
This numeracy unit addresses telling time to the minute, the relationship between units of time, converting between units of time and using ‘am’ and ‘pm’ notation to solve simple time problems.
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