Made my busy life as a teacher of three grades easier!

Linsey Williams

My kiddos loved these in their EOY awards packets!

Marca T.

LOVED assigning these awards to my grade 5 students. They found it very amusing and were eager to hear each one. Used them as an end of year activity.

Vivien O.

This resource was a great way to recognize my kids.

Leigh Ann M.

My 5th graders related to these and thought they were funny. Plus, I got aura points.

Jaime Madden

My class enjoyed voting for their friends and receiving the awards during the last week of school.

Heather Kelly

ELA + SEL Reading Passages for the Problems Already in Your Classroom

Use rigorous Grades 4–5 reading comprehension to address group-work problems, friendship drama, strong reactions, and conflicts already taking up class time. The SEL is built into the reading, not added beside it.
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Your Classroom Has a Morning Personality

Every classroom has a morning personality. Choose a Fast & Focused, Calm Start, or Connection First routine that fits your students, your teaching style, and the kind of morning you actually want.
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An Effective Classroom is Not Necessarily a Quiet Classroom

An effective classroom is not necessarily a quiet one. What matters is whether students understand the purpose, know the expectations, and can move between discussion, collaboration, and focus without the room falling apart.
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Build reading comprehension through realistic fiction and nonfiction passages about inclusion, empathy, fairness, and peer behavior.

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Strengthen ELA skills through paired fiction and nonfiction passages about conflict, escalation, repair, and rebuilding trust.

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Build reading comprehension through paired passages about emotional triggers, impulse control, anger, and everyday decision-making.

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