Click here for the Daily Language Review – Grade 5 curriculum Daily Language Review provides frequent, focused practice to help students learn and retain skills. Thirty-six weeks of daily practice activities cover: Grammar and usage, capitalization, punctuation, and spelling, vocabulary word meaning and relationships, & using acquired vocabulary. Disclosure: This is an “affiliate link.” This…
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Daily Language Review Lesson Plans Included in Package: Daily Language Review – Grade 1 Daily Language Review – Grade 2 Daily Language Review – Grade 3 Daily Language Review – Grade 4 Daily Language Review – Grade 5 Daily Language Review – Grade 6 Daily Language Review – Grade 7 Daily Language Review – Grade…
Click here for the Daily Paragraph Editing – Grade 5 curriculum Daily Paragraph Editing is a supplemental workbook series designed to help students master and retain grade-appropriate editing skills. Daily worksheets are included; Monday-Thursday activities include individual paragraphs that include errors of capitalization, language usage, punctuation, spelling, and other common mistakes; on Friday, lessons consist…
Click here for the Daily Phonics – Grades 4-6 curriculum This Grade 4-6+ workbook covers Initial, Medial, and Final Consonants, Short Vowel Sounds, Hard and Soft c and g, Syllabication, Plural Noun Endings, and more. 32 weekly units, with each week focused on one phonics skill; each lesson should take 15-20 minutes. Answer key included…
Click here for the Daily Reading Comprehension – Grade 5 curriculum Help your students practice reading skills with this Daily Reading Comprehension Grade 5 from Evan-Moor. Students will learn reading comprehension skills through activities that include making connections, visualization, organization, determining important information and more. Grade 5. Disclosure: This is an “affiliate link.” This means…
Click here for the Daily Science – Grade 5 curriculum Arranged around six “Big Idea” units that explore a unique concept (e.g. “Living things are made mostly of cells. Multicellular organisms have different calles that perform specialized functions,” or “An ecosystem is a community in which every living thing fills a role”), students will learn…