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Gr 3 to 5 | Issue 163 | March 25, 2024

Learning’s in Full Bloom

April blooms with opportunities for discovery—budding flowers, buzzing insects, and newborn animals. Earth Day encourages eco-consciousness, while National Poetry Month invites creativity amidst spring's welcome warmth.

Here’s a peek at our top resources for a bright April:

Celebrate National Poetry Month and ignite the poetic spark in young writers.

Teach students to be planet protectors on Earth Day (and every day)!

Help students put their best foot forward with test practice and prep.

Check out what’s new this month!

Earth Day Pack

Celebrate Earth Day with this comprehensive pack featuring a full spectrum of materials.

More Earth Day Printables

Listen! Spring Poetry Playlet

The lively onomatopoeia in this poem is sheer fun, inviting young readers to revel in silliness.

More National Poetry Month Printables

Product Drop (Multiply by 5-7s)

Students enjoy a deluge of learning with this counting skills color by product activity.

More Math Printables

Plenty of Plastic Opinion Writing Lesson

A pre-writing organizer and checklist help writers craft a powerful opinion essay about plastic.

More Opinion Writing Printables

Plenty of Plastic Opinion Writing Lesson

Don’t Worry, Be Happy (Understand author’s purpose)

Students use a playful rhyming text to determine the author’s purpose and build comprehension skills.

More Reading Comprehension Printables

"Be not afraid of growing slowly; be afraid only of standing still."

- Chinese Proverb

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