Teaching blog post on using genre crafts to teach genres in the upper elementary classroom
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Genre activities
Make learning about genres exciting with these fun and engaging activities for kids. Discover creative ways to explore different genres and spark a love for reading.
Genre anchor chart and free printables!
Deb Hanson | Crafting Connections
Are you looking for some fun and creative ways to do a genre study in your elementary classroom? Follow along in my blog, where I share 7 genre activities for kids and genre posters for free. Your upper elementary students will love a genre sort, genre review, and more! 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade students will want to test their knowledge in a book genre game that is a digital Jeopardy style. Have students create posters for another genre activity to add to your classroom library.
Fun in 5th Grade | Upper Elementary Resources
Let's jump into READING GENRES! Do you teach and discuss reading genres? I feel like with the ever so popular 40 book challenge genre is a buzz word in education right now...and I love it! I think its so good that we get the opportunity to explore to books with our readers. Gerne is so important because it's a springboard into reading! I wanted to share some of my favorite tips and activities for teaching about reading genres and weaving throughout the curriculum throughout the school year…
Beth Van
Genre Activities... FREE Printables! More
Kathleen Austin
This blog post focuses on teaching the various genres to upper elementary students. It includes a genre anchor chart and multiple free activities!
Katie Kennedy
Reading games and centers are a great way to spice up your reading instruction. Grab a free reading centers starter pack on this post!
dalia barajas
Every year I have kids who read and read but then have no idea what kind of text they read. It usually happens like this. Question: Wha...
2nd Grade Snickerdoodles
So weve got a bunch of kids, right? They all love different kinds of stories - some are all about adventures, while some cant get enough of those fairy tales.
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Calling all upper elementary and middle school Language Arts teachers! Looking to establish a culture of readers at the start of the school year? Check out these literary genre stations! Engage students in fun activities that are centered around books, like puzzles, riddles, scavenger hunts, and more. See how I get kids talking about books the first week of school. Follow the link to see how I lay it all out.
Hey Natayle | Middle School Language Arts