Learning to read and write is a great journey. Our fun reading activities for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade will help your students with reading practice so they can gain the right literacy skills in English. These free learning resources will help you find the perfect activity for every student.
Use these National Hispanic Heritage Month activities and lesson ideas to honor Hispanic American contributions and influences in our society.
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Learn about repeated reading, its benefits, and some how-tos for providing students with the opportunity to read texts again and again.
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Honor our home planet with these 9 Earth Day activities and games for elementary students.
Use these Women’s History Month books for elementary students and activities to teach about women’s contributions to history.
Try these fun 2026 Groundhog Day activities for elementary students in your classroom.
Get students reading, writing, and learning more about the importance of literacy with these 2026 International Literacy Day activities.
Teacher and award-winning poet Toney Jackson joins us for a special lesson on how to write rhymes in the classroom.
Want to help your students develop their organizational, analytical, and research skills? Teach them how to write an expository paragraph.
Teaching kids how to write a persuasive paragraph consisting of their opinion and supporting sentences puts them on the right track to being an effective communicator.
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