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10 Must-Have Teacher Supplies for the Upper Elementary Classroom
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| 7/15/26 | 10 Must-Have Teacher Supplies for the Upper Elementary Classroom | Quick note: This episode is a repost, but it’s perfect to revisit as you start thinking about back-to-school prep, classroom setup and the supplies that actually make teaching easier.Are you ready to refresh your teacher supply list?In this episode, I’m sharing 10 of my favorite teacher supplies for the upper elementary classroom. These are simple, practical items that can help you stay organized, keep students engaged and make your lessons run more smoothly throughout the year.Whether you are a brand-new teacher or a seasoned pro, this episode will give you ideas to add to your back-to-school shopping list. I’ll also share tips for using these supplies during social studies lessons, plus ways they can work across other subjects too.You’ll walk away with practical recommendations, easy classroom ideas and a few supply favorites that can make your teaching life just a little bit easier.And while you’re planning for the new school year, don’t forget to check out my free professional development podcast series on building classroom community. It’s a great next step if you want simple ideas for creating a positive classroom environment from the very beginning of the year.In this episode, you will learn:10 of my favorite teacher supplies for upper elementary teachersTips for using these supplies in social studiesIdeas for using these same supplies across other subjectsSimple ways to make your classroom more organized and engagingRelated Resources and LinksBlog Post - Episode 8Alesia MakesFull Focus PlannerPersonal LaminatorPersonal Paper TrimmerPost-It Chart PaperNeon Colors Dry Erase PocketsMentioned in this episode:Teacher Summer Talks and Bootcamp - Double Dose of PD!The week of July 20th is jam-packed with some exciting PD for teachers! Sign up for the Teacher Summer Talks audio summit >> https://thesouthernteach--secondstorywindow.thrivecart.com/tst-26-max-pass/ Sign up for the Social Studies Bootcamp >> https://thesouthernteach.com/bootcampGrab the Back to School Social Studies Pack!Get your upper elementary students excited to start the school year using these low-prep back to school social studies getting to know you worksheets! With 20 pages of engaging activities targeting geography, history, and classroom community building, it makes a great back to school resource for the first week or first month of school!Learn more about the Back to School Social Studies Resource | — | ||||||
| 7/8/26 | 5 Mistakes New Social Studies Teachers Make (and How to Fix Them) | Teaching social studies for the first time? You're not alone, and you definitely don't have to figure it all out by yourself.In this episode, I'm sharing the five biggest mistakes I made as a new social studies teacher (and the same mistakes I see many teachers make today). More importantly, I'll show you simple, practical solutions that you can implement before the first day of school.Whether you've been assigned a new grade level, don't have a curriculum, or simply want to feel more confident planning your year, these tips will help you build a social studies block that is engaging, organized, and sustainable.In This VideoWhy passage-only instruction often leads to disengagementHow planning by unit saves time all year longWhy consistency matters more than long social studies blocksThe classroom routines every social studies teacher should establishHow to save time by using quality, ready-to-use resourcesSimple strategies to build an engaging and sustainable social studies routineIf you're preparing for back-to-school, these five mindset shifts can help you avoid burnout and spend more time focusing on what matters most...your students.Resources MentionedSocial Studies Bootcamp - thesouthernteach.com/bootcampPlan Your Social Studies Year From Start to FinishMentioned in this episode:Grab the Back to School Social Studies Pack!Get your upper elementary students excited to start the school year using these low-prep back to school social studies getting to know you worksheets! With 20 pages of engaging activities targeting geography, history, and classroom community building, it makes a great back to school resource for the first week or first month of school!Learn more about the Back to School Social Studies ResourceTeacher Summer Talks and Bootcamp - Double Dose of PD!The week of July 20th is jam-packed with some exciting PD for teachers! Sign up for the Teacher Summer Talks audio summit >> https://thesouthernteach--secondstorywindow.thrivecart.com/tst-26-max-pass/ Sign up for the Social Studies Bootcamp >> https://thesouthernteach.com/bootcamp | — | ||||||
| 6/19/26 | Social Studies Summer Series Day 5: How to Teach Economics Skills | Quick note: This episode is a repost, but it’s a great one to revisit as you plan ways to make economics and free enterprise easier for students to understand.Welcome to Part 5 of the Social Studies Summer Series!In this episode, we’re talking all about how to teach economics skills and the free enterprise system in upper elementary. Economics can feel like a big, overwhelming topic at first, but it does not have to be complicated.With the right approach, you can break down concepts like goods, services, producers, consumers, supply, demand, saving, spending and business into simple, student-friendly lessons.I’ll share practical ways to make economics more engaging through hands-on activities, visual examples, real-world connections and critical thinking. You’ll also hear ideas for helping students see how economics connects to their everyday lives and the world around them.Whether you’re teaching economics for the first time or looking for fresh ideas to make it more interactive, this episode will give you simple strategies you can use in your classroom.Episode HighlightsIn this episode, you’ll hear ideas for:Starting with the basics of economicsMaking economics more interactiveUsing visual aids to support understandingExploring real-world examplesPromoting critical thinkingConnecting economics to current eventsEncouraging collaboration among studentsResources and LinksMore Economics-related resourcesEconomics Daily PassagesSocial Studies Daily Passage BundleSmart and Simple Social Studies MembershipJoin the 2026 Bootcamp Waitlist! - Registration opens July 10th!Mentioned in this episode:Grab the Back to School Social Studies Pack!Get your upper elementary students excited to start the school year using these low-prep back to school social studies getting to know you worksheets! With 20 pages of engaging activities targeting geography, history, and classroom community building, it makes a great back to school resource for the first week or first month of school!Learn more about the Back to School Social Studies ResourceTeacher Summer Talks and Bootcamp - Double Dose of PD!The week of July 20th is jam-packed with some exciting PD for teachers! Sign up for the Teacher Summer Talks audio summit >> https://thesouthernteach--secondstorywindow.thrivecart.com/tst-26-max-pass/ Sign up for the Social Studies Bootcamp >> https://thesouthernteach.com/bootcamp | — | ||||||
| 6/18/26 | Social Studies Summer Series Day 4: How to Teach Government/Civics Skills | Quick note: This episode is a repost, but it’s a helpful one to revisit as you plan simple ways to make government and civics easier for students to understand.Welcome to Part 4 of the Social Studies Summer Series!In this episode, we’re talking about how to teach government and civics skills to 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students in a way that feels clear, practical and engaging.Government can sometimes feel like a big topic for upper elementary students, but it becomes much easier when we connect it to real-life examples, classroom routines, community helpers, current events and everyday decision-making.I’ll share simple steps for helping students understand the basics of government, the role of citizens and how people can participate in their communities. You’ll also hear ideas for using interactive activities, multimedia resources and critical thinking questions to make these lessons more meaningful.Whether you’re teaching branches of government, rights and responsibilities or active citizenship, this episode will give you practical ideas to help students see why civics matters.Episode HighlightsIn this episode, you’ll hear ideas for:Starting with the basics of government and civicsUsing real-life examples students can understandAdding interactive activitiesIncorporating multimedia resourcesConnecting with community resourcesEncouraging critical thinkingPromoting active citizenshipReflecting and assessing student understandingMaking government and civics more funResources and LinksCheck out my government and civics daily passages!CNN10 is a great resource for this age!More government-related resourcesCivics-related resourcesMentioned in this episode:Grab the Back to School Social Studies Pack!Get your upper elementary students excited to start the school year using these low-prep back to school social studies getting to know you worksheets! With 20 pages of engaging activities targeting geography, history, and classroom community building, it makes a great back to school resource for the first week or first month of school!Learn more about the Back to School Social Studies ResourceTeacher Summer Talks and Bootcamp - Double Dose of PD!The week of July 20th is jam-packed with some exciting PD for teachers! Sign up for the Teacher Summer Talks audio summit >> https://thesouthernteach--secondstorywindow.thrivecart.com/tst-26-max-pass/ Sign up for the Social Studies Bootcamp >> https://thesouthernteach.com/bootcamp | — | ||||||
| 6/17/26 | Social Studies Summer Series Day 3: How to Teach Culture and Society Skills | Quick note: This episode is a repost, but it’s a great one to revisit as you plan meaningful ways to help students learn about culture, community and the world around them.Welcome to Part 3 of the Social Studies Summer Series!In this episode, we’re focusing on how to teach culture and society skills to upper-elementary and middle-school students. Understanding different cultures is such an important part of social studies because it helps students learn about traditions, celebrations, art, literature, science, technology and the many ways people live and contribute to society.I’ll share simple steps, activity ideas and examples you can use to help students build respect and curiosity for the world around them. We’ll talk about knowing yourself and your students, creating a welcoming classroom, using stories and personal experiences and adding hands-on activities that make learning more meaningful.Whether you’re planning your culture and society lessons for next year or just looking for fresh ways to help students connect with these topics, this episode will give you practical ideas you can bring into your classroom.Episode HighlightsIn this episode, you’ll hear ideas for:Knowing yourself and your studentsCreating a welcoming classroom environmentUsing stories and personal experiencesIncorporating hands-on activitiesExploring culture with technologyGetting students involvedAssessing student understandingResources and LinksCheck out the comparing celebrations project!Check out my culture and society daily passages!Mentioned in this episode:Grab the Back to School Social Studies Pack!Get your upper elementary students excited to start the school year using these low-prep back to school social studies getting to know you worksheets! With 20 pages of engaging activities targeting geography, history, and classroom community building, it makes a great back to school resource for the first week or first month of school!Learn more about the Back to School Social Studies ResourceTeacher Summer Talks and Bootcamp - Double Dose of PD!The week of July 20th is jam-packed with some exciting PD for teachers! Sign up for the Teacher Summer Talks audio summit >> https://thesouthernteach--secondstorywindow.thrivecart.com/tst-26-max-pass/ Sign up for the Social Studies Bootcamp >> https://thesouthernteach.com/bootcamp | — | ||||||
| 6/16/26 | Social Studies Summer Series Day 2: How to Teach History Skills | Quick note: This episode is a repost, but it’s a great one to revisit as you plan simple, engaging ways to help students build stronger history skills.Welcome to Part 2 of the Social Studies Summer Series!In this episode, we’re talking all about how to teach history skills in a way that feels meaningful and engaging for upper elementary and middle school students. History is more than memorizing dates and people from the past. It’s about helping students make connections, ask questions and understand how events and decisions shaped the world we live in today.I’ll share straightforward tips and activity ideas to help students connect history to the present, explore primary sources, think like detectives and reflect on the lessons we can learn from the past.Whether you’re mapping out your social studies plans for next year or looking for fresh ways to make history more interactive, this episode will give you practical ideas you can use in your classroom.Episode HighlightsIn this episode, you’ll hear ideas for:Connecting history to todayUsing primary sources with upper elementary studentsHelping students explore history like detectivesBringing historical events and people to lifeEncouraging critical thinkingReflecting on lessons learned from the pastResources and LinksCheck out my history daily passagesMore history-related resourcesMentioned in this episode:Grab the Back to School Social Studies Pack!Get your upper elementary students excited to start the school year using these low-prep back to school social studies getting to know you worksheets! With 20 pages of engaging activities targeting geography, history, and classroom community building, it makes a great back to school resource for the first week or first month of school!Learn more about the Back to School Social Studies ResourceTeacher Summer Talks and Bootcamp - Double Dose of PD!The week of July 20th is jam-packed with some exciting PD for teachers! Sign up for the Teacher Summer Talks audio summit >> https://thesouthernteach--secondstorywindow.thrivecart.com/tst-26-max-pass/ Sign up for the Social Studies Bootcamp >> https://thesouthernteach.com/bootcamp | — | ||||||
| 6/15/26 | Social Studies Summer Series Day 1: How to Teach Geography Skills | Quick note: This episode is a repost, but it’s the perfect one to revisit during summer planning as you think about how to make geography more engaging and easier for students to understand.Welcome to Part 1 of the 5-part Social Studies Summer Series!In this episode, we’re going back to the basics of teaching geography skills in upper elementary. Geography can sometimes feel like it’s all about memorizing maps, places and vocabulary, but it can be so much more than that.I’ll share simple ways to help students understand geography by making it relevant to their lives, connecting it to different cultures, using technology and encouraging curiosity. You’ll also hear ideas for practicing map skills in a way that feels meaningful instead of repetitive.Whether you’re planning for next year or just wanting fresh ideas for your social studies block, this episode will help you make geography more fun, practical and connected to the world around your students.Episode HighlightsIn this episode, you’ll hear ideas for:Going back to the basics with geography skillsMaking geography relevant for studentsLearning about different culturesUsing technology in geography lessonsEncouraging student questionsConnecting geography with other subjectsPracticing map skillsHelping students better understand the worldTrying some of my favorite geography activity ideasResources and LinksCheck out the Create A Country ProjectCheck out the Geography Daily PassagesMore geography-related resourcesMentioned in this episode:Grab the Back to School Social Studies Pack!Get your upper elementary students excited to start the school year using these low-prep back to school social studies getting to know you worksheets! With 20 pages of engaging activities targeting geography, history, and classroom community building, it makes a great back to school resource for the first week or first month of school!Learn more about the Back to School Social Studies ResourceTeacher Summer Talks and Bootcamp - Double Dose of PD!The week of July 20th is jam-packed with some exciting PD for teachers! Sign up for the Teacher Summer Talks audio summit >> https://thesouthernteach--secondstorywindow.thrivecart.com/tst-26-max-pass/ Sign up for the Social Studies Bootcamp >> https://thesouthernteach.com/bootcamp | — | ||||||
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| 10/27/25 | 8 Winter Holidays to Teach to Your Students | Bring global celebrations to life in your classroom this season! 🌎✨In this episode, I’m sharing 8 winter holidays celebrated around the world that are perfect for teaching cultural awareness, geography, and world traditions — all while keeping your students engaged and inspired. These holidays span from October through January and include hands-on classroom ideas you can use right away.🎉 Here’s what we’ll explore:1️⃣ Diwali 2️⃣ Día de los Muertos 3️⃣ Hanukkah 4️⃣ Las Posadas 5️⃣ Christmas6️⃣ Kwanzaa 7️⃣ New Year’s Eve/Day 8️⃣ Three Kings Day/Epiphany Perfect for:Upper elementary teachers (Grades 3–5) looking for multicultural holiday lessons, social studies activities, or winter-themed projects that go beyond Christmas.Resources Mentioned:Blog Post - Episode 114🕯️ Winter Holidays Around the World Unit 🎄 Christmas Around the World Unit 📖 The Night of Las Posadas by Tomie DePaolaLet's Connect!Listen/watch on YouTubeShop TPT ResourcesInstagramWebsiteAmazonMentioned in this episode:Grab the Back to School Social Studies Pack!Get your upper elementary students excited to start the school year using these low-prep back to school social studies getting to know you worksheets! With 20 pages of engaging activities targeting geography, history, and classroom community building, it makes a great back to school resource for the first week or first month of school!Learn more about the Back to School Social Studies ResourceTeacher Summer Talks and Bootcamp - Double Dose of PD!The week of July 20th is jam-packed with some exciting PD for teachers! Sign up for the Teacher Summer Talks audio summit >> https://thesouthernteach--secondstorywindow.thrivecart.com/tst-26-max-pass/ Sign up for the Social Studies Bootcamp >> https://thesouthernteach.com/bootcamp | — | ||||||
| 10/13/25 | 5 Key Components Every Social Studies Lesson Needs | Planning social studies lessons doesn’t have to be stressful! In this episode, I’m walking you through 5 key components every social studies lesson needs to keep students engaged and learning - without adding extra prep time.This is a remix episode that includes a brand new lesson example on the Thirteen colonies!Whether you’re teaching about the Thirteen Colonies, U.S. History, or any other topic, you’ll learn how to:✅ Write clear and student-friendly learning objectives✅ Start with an engaging hook or question✅ Incorporate active learning and collaboration✅ Use primary sources and real-world connections✅ End with meaningful reflection and assessmentThese strategies work for upper elementary social studies, including 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade — and you can easily adapt them for any unit.Resources Mentioned:Blog postCourse: Social Studies SimplifiedLearning Intentions PostersThirteen Colonies UnitLet's Connect!Listen/watch on YouTubeShop TPT ResourcesInstagramWebsiteAmazonMentioned in this episode:Teacher Summer Talks and Bootcamp - Double Dose of PD!The week of July 20th is jam-packed with some exciting PD for teachers! Sign up for the Teacher Summer Talks audio summit >> https://thesouthernteach--secondstorywindow.thrivecart.com/tst-26-max-pass/ Sign up for the Social Studies Bootcamp >> https://thesouthernteach.com/bootcampGrab the Back to School Social Studies Pack!Get your upper elementary students excited to start the school year using these low-prep back to school social studies getting to know you worksheets! With 20 pages of engaging activities targeting geography, history, and classroom community building, it makes a great back to school resource for the first week or first month of school!Learn more about the Back to School Social Studies Resource | — | ||||||
| 9/29/25 | 5 Strategies to Keep Students Engaged During History Videos | Raise your hand if you’ve ever shown a history video or documentary in class… only to see your students zoning out after 15 minutes. Yup, I've been there! Today’s students are used to short-form, high-stimulation content like TikTok and YouTube shorts, so long educational films can feel slow, even when the content is great.In this video, I’ll share 5 practical strategies to keep your students engaged and actually learning from videos in social studies and history.👉 Here’s what you’ll learn:Purposeful Viewing Guides Pause and DiscussActive Note-Taking Structures Movement and Roles Creative Post-Video Activities Whether you’re teaching American history, state history, or world cultures, these tips will help your students focus, engage, and remember what they watch.Blog Post - Episode 112Let's Connect!Listen/watch on YouTubeShop TPT ResourcesInstagramWebsiteAmazonMentioned in this episode:Teacher Summer Talks and Bootcamp - Double Dose of PD!The week of July 20th is jam-packed with some exciting PD for teachers! Sign up for the Teacher Summer Talks audio summit >> https://thesouthernteach--secondstorywindow.thrivecart.com/tst-26-max-pass/ Sign up for the Social Studies Bootcamp >> https://thesouthernteach.com/bootcampGrab the Back to School Social Studies Pack!Get your upper elementary students excited to start the school year using these low-prep back to school social studies getting to know you worksheets! With 20 pages of engaging activities targeting geography, history, and classroom community building, it makes a great back to school resource for the first week or first month of school!Learn more about the Back to School Social Studies Resource | — | ||||||
| 9/15/25 | Make Learning Stick: 4 Easy Spiral Review Ideas for Social Studies | Ever taught a unit in September only to realize your students barely remember it by March? 😩 You’re not alone! That’s where spiral learning comes in. In this episode, I’ll show you what spiraling is, why it works, and 4 practical strategies you can use in social studies (and beyond) to help knowledge stick.👉 Here’s what we’ll cover:What is Spiraling? Why Spiraling is Important 4 Easy Strategies you can do ASAPWith a little planning, your students won’t just learn it and lose it — they’ll carry that knowledge with them all year long.Resources Mentioned in This Episode:Free Social Studies Guided Lessons Daily Passage Bundle for Social StudiesWorld Cultures CurriculumBlog Post - Episode 111Let's Connect!Listen/watch on YouTubeShop TPT ResourcesInstagramWebsiteAmazonMentioned in this episode:Grab the Back to School Social Studies Pack!Get your upper elementary students excited to start the school year using these low-prep back to school social studies getting to know you worksheets! With 20 pages of engaging activities targeting geography, history, and classroom community building, it makes a great back to school resource for the first week or first month of school!Learn more about the Back to School Social Studies ResourceTeacher Summer Talks and Bootcamp - Double Dose of PD!The week of July 20th is jam-packed with some exciting PD for teachers! Sign up for the Teacher Summer Talks audio summit >> https://thesouthernteach--secondstorywindow.thrivecart.com/tst-26-max-pass/ Sign up for the Social Studies Bootcamp >> https://thesouthernteach.com/bootcamp | — | ||||||
| 9/13/25 | Major Updates to the Texas Social Studies TEKS: What K–8 Teachers Need to Know | In this bonus episode of The Social Studies Teacher Podcast, I’m giving you a timely update on some major news out of Texas. The State Board of Education has officially voted on big changes to the K–8 Social Studies TEKS, shifting to a chronological approach and creating a brand-new framework for how we teach history, geography, government, and culture. It is expected that these standards are put into effect beginning 2030.I’ll walk you through:The highlights of the SBOE’s September 2025 meetingHow each grade (K–8) will change under the new proposalThe move from 8 strands down to 5 strandsThe timeline for implementation (likely 2030)What this means for your classroom right nowIf you’re a Texas teacher (or just curious about curriculum changes), this episode will help you feel prepared and confident. And don’t worry- my Smart & Simple Social Studies resources are fully aligned with the current TEKS, and I’ll continue to update everything when the time comes! Let's Connect!Listen/watch on YouTubeShop TPT ResourcesInstagramWebsiteAmazonMentioned in this episode:Teacher Summer Talks and Bootcamp - Double Dose of PD!The week of July 20th is jam-packed with some exciting PD for teachers! Sign up for the Teacher Summer Talks audio summit >> https://thesouthernteach--secondstorywindow.thrivecart.com/tst-26-max-pass/ Sign up for the Social Studies Bootcamp >> https://thesouthernteach.com/bootcampGrab the Back to School Social Studies Pack!Get your upper elementary students excited to start the school year using these low-prep back to school social studies getting to know you worksheets! With 20 pages of engaging activities targeting geography, history, and classroom community building, it makes a great back to school resource for the first week or first month of school!Learn more about the Back to School Social Studies Resource | — | ||||||
| 9/1/25 | 4 Fun Vocabulary Strategies Every Social Studies Teacher Needs | Do your students groan when it’s time for vocabulary? 😩 You’re not alone! In this episode, I’ll share 4 engaging social studies vocabulary strategies that will make vocabulary instruction meaningful, fun, and effective.We’ll start by looking at the three tiers of vocabulary (Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3) and see where social studies fits in. Then, I’ll walk you through four practical strategies you can start using right away in your classroom:Interactive Word Walls – bring words to life with skits, drawings, and hands-on activities.Vocabulary Journals – help students build their own personalized “dictionary” for review.Games and Movement – charades, four corners, bingo, and more!Context and Stories – use real-world examples and storytelling to make words stick.These vocabulary activities are perfect for upper elementary social studies teachers (3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grade) who want low-prep, high-impact strategies to boost student comprehension, critical thinking, and test prep.📌 If you’re looking for ways to:Make social studies more engagingTeach vocabulary beyond boring worksheetsSave time with easy-to-implement strategies…this episode is for you!Resources Mentioned: General Social Studies: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Social-Studies-Vocabulary-Word-Wall-Cards-Bulletin-Boards-for-Upper-Elementary-12164521 Texas History: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Texas-History-4th-Grade-Vocabulary-Word-Wall-Cards-Bulletin-Boards-12313715 U.S. History: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/US-History-5th-Grade-Vocabulary-Word-Wall-Cards-Bulletin-Boards-BUNDLE-12749068 Episode 110 Blog PostLet's Connect!Listen/watch on YouTubeShop TPT ResourcesInstagramWebsiteAmazonMentioned in this episode:Teacher Summer Talks and Bootcamp - Double Dose of PD!The week of July 20th is jam-packed with some exciting PD for teachers! Sign up for the Teacher Summer Talks audio summit >> https://thesouthernteach--secondstorywindow.thrivecart.com/tst-26-max-pass/ Sign up for the Social Studies Bootcamp >> https://thesouthernteach.com/bootcampGrab the Back to School Social Studies Pack!Get your upper elementary students excited to start the school year using these low-prep back to school social studies getting to know you worksheets! With 20 pages of engaging activities targeting geography, history, and classroom community building, it makes a great back to school resource for the first week or first month of school!Learn more about the Back to School Social Studies Resource | — | ||||||
| 8/18/25 | 4 Fun Social Studies Activities That Students Will Love | Looking for fun and engaging social studies activities for your upper elementary classroom? In this video, I’m sharing 4 creative and easy-to-implement social studies lessons designed for grades 3-5. These hands-on activities make history, geography, government, and culture come alive for your students while keeping planning stress-free for you!What You'll Learn4 ready-to-use activities perfect for social studies centers or whole-group lessonsIdeas that build critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skillsWays to integrate history and geography with engaging projectsLow-prep activities that work with any social studies curriculumWhether you’re teaching 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade, these activities will help you create meaningful and interactive lessons that your students will love.Resources Mentioned: Daily Passage Review BundleGuided Notes Texas HistoryGuided Notes Upper ElementaryProject Bundle All Learning StationsGuided CurriculumBlog Post - Episode 109Let's Connect!Listen/watch on YouTubeShop TPT ResourcesInstagramWebsiteAmazonMentioned in this episode:Teacher Summer Talks and Bootcamp - Double Dose of PD!The week of July 20th is jam-packed with some exciting PD for teachers! Sign up for the Teacher Summer Talks audio summit >> https://thesouthernteach--secondstorywindow.thrivecart.com/tst-26-max-pass/ Sign up for the Social Studies Bootcamp >> https://thesouthernteach.com/bootcampGrab the Back to School Social Studies Pack!Get your upper elementary students excited to start the school year using these low-prep back to school social studies getting to know you worksheets! With 20 pages of engaging activities targeting geography, history, and classroom community building, it makes a great back to school resource for the first week or first month of school!Learn more about the Back to School Social Studies Resource | — | ||||||
| 8/4/25 | 5 Engaging Literacy Center Activities for Grades 3-5 | Looking for fun, engaging, and low-prep ideas for your reading block? In this video, I’m sharing 5 ELA reading stations and literacy center activities perfect for grades 3–5. These stations are designed to build reading comprehension, vocabulary, fluency, and writing skills - all while keeping students actively engaged!📚 What You’ll Learn: ✔️ How to set up 5 easy reading stations ✔️ Literacy center activities that save you time ✔️ Differentiation tips for upper elementary classrooms ✔️ Strategies to keep students motivated and on taskWhether you’re a 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade teacher, these ideas will help you run effective and fun literacy centers that support every reader in your classroom. Resources Mentioned:Reading Response Menu BundleWriting Response Menu BundleGrammar and Vocabulary Task Card BundleInternet WebQuest BundleAcademic Vocabulary Word of the Week - Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5 Blog Post - Episode 108Let's Connect!Listen/watch on YouTubeShop TPT ResourcesInstagramWebsiteAmazonMentioned in this episode:Grab the Back to School Social Studies Pack!Get your upper elementary students excited to start the school year using these low-prep back to school social studies getting to know you worksheets! With 20 pages of engaging activities targeting geography, history, and classroom community building, it makes a great back to school resource for the first week or first month of school!Learn more about the Back to School Social Studies ResourceTeacher Summer Talks and Bootcamp - Double Dose of PD!The week of July 20th is jam-packed with some exciting PD for teachers! Sign up for the Teacher Summer Talks audio summit >> https://thesouthernteach--secondstorywindow.thrivecart.com/tst-26-max-pass/ Sign up for the Social Studies Bootcamp >> https://thesouthernteach.com/bootcamp | — | ||||||
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