Upper elementary reading centers

Science of reading activities can be so helpful for students of all ages. Reading is an essential skill to have in order to succeed in school and life. It’s not just about being able to read the words, it’s about understanding what you are reading and connecting those ideas with what you already know.

Running reading centers in your classroom is extremely beneficial! Find some easy to set up literacy center ideas and how to plan & run them effectively for your upper elementary students to enrich your 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade ELA block.

Even 4th and 5th graders love (and benefit from) reading centers. Check out this post for lots of ideas for different reading centers to engage and challenge your readers, including free ones! #readingcenters #readingactivities #readinggames

Do you want to keep your students engaged and reading during reading time? Read this post to learn about 10 reading centers for upper elementary.

Looking for fun and skills-based reading and language arts activities for your third, fourth and fifth grade students? Upper elementary reading centers can help you fill your centers without spending lots of extra time. These engaging activities are perfect for literacy centers, writing centers, reading centers and more. Easily differentiate learning in your classroom with these language arts and reading activities. #upperelementary #reading #writing #3rdgrade #4thgrade #5thgrade

Find out how to set up literacy centers in your upper elementary classroom, as part of your reading program in this post by The Teacher Next Door.

Literacy centers aren't just for little kids! Find out how to set up literacy centers in your upper elementary classroom, to enrich your reading program in this post for 3rd - 5th grade teachers.

Tips for organizing your upper elementary literacy block. Includes daily routines, whole group lessons, and literacy rotations.

This post shares hands-on 5th Grade literacy centers that can be used with any ELA curriculum + a free block scheduling guide for teachers.

How often do you use task cards in your classroom? While they are often used as part of reading center, workstation, or early finisher work, they are actually a really useful too to boost reading comprehension in your upper elementary students. In this blog post, I share some of my best tips for using reading task cards to boost comprehension.