Third grade enrichment activities

Engage your 3rd, 4th grade, and 5th grade early finishers with over 130 rigorous math activities that motivate the unmotivated. These NO PREP upper elementary math extensions will keep your fast finishers and gifted students learning and challenged! #earlyfinishers #fastfinishers #mathextensions

Use these four activities to get your upper elementary students listening and speaking to each other! Games, making words, qr code activities, and task cards will help your students learn the content while honing their ELA skills, team-building, and fostering a classroom community! Perfect for paired students or at a center, these collaborative activities will get your third, fourth, and fifth grade students collaborating and getting to know each other and the content at the same time!

Enrichment activities for 3rd graders can be simple, low prep, and impactful! This blog post shares tips on how to make it happen!

If you like STEM activities, this collection of food STEM activities is going to serve you well! Combine two of your favorite things by engaging in some food-themed STEM activities with your kids?

Are you looking for ways to challenge gifted students in your classroom? Do you want to foster their intellectual and creative development? If so, you’re in the right place. In this article, you’ll find tried-and-true strategies and activities to engage and challenge gifted students in the regular classroom. Keep reading to find out how to create enriching learning activities for your gifted students and help them grow to their full potential.

Do you have a lot of early finishers in your elementary classroom? Are you looking for new early finisher activities. In this post, I share ideas for early finishers that are fun and engaging for all students. I share brain boomers which are my signature early finisher activities for kids. Your fast finishers will be able to do a variety of early finisher activities like puzzles, mazes, comic making, math activities, drawing, pencil tracing, challenges, mindful coloring.

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For the most part, reasoning, deducing, inferring, and critical thinking are not skills that come naturally to our students. Rather, they must be nurtured and developed. We want our students to become critical thinkers so they can reason and apply logic to solve novel problems throughout their lives. These skills will set them up to...

How (and how NOT to) plan Genius Hour in an elementary classroom. Genius Hour ideas for second, third and fourth grade. Projects, organization, classroom management, and planning for passion projects.

If you have been following our blog, you might have seen our post about our favorite teacher hack, earlier finisher packets! If you missed it, don’t worry, I will sum it up real quick for you. Essentially, despite teaching different grade, Emmy and I realized we were both having the same Issue. Kid