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Gr 3 to 5 | Issue 156 | August 28, 2023

Fall into Learning

As the leaves begin to change colors and the air turns crisper, it's time to fall into a new season of learning. We’ve curated our favorite September resources, including delightful mini-books, engaging math activities, and interactive learning games, just for you! We know fall isn’t just a season—it’s an exciting opportunity for discovery and growth.

Here’s a peek at our top resources for a successful September:

Set your writers up for success with clever graphic organizers that solidify pre-writing efforts.

Improve handwriting with manuscript and cursive practice using fun facts, riddles, and writing prompts.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with activities and texts highlighting history, cultural traditions, and leaders.

Check out our newest resources!

Making a Scarecrow

Teach students the straw-filled process of scarecrow-making with this engaging how-to passage paired with reading comprehension questions.

More How-To Printables

Apple Add-Up Game

Grab your basket and add up apples aplenty to reach scrumptious addition targets with this delightful two-player spinner game.

More Math Printables

Ratification of the U.S. Constitution: Text Set

Celebrate Constitution Day and jumpstart your U.S. government unit with a multi-genre text set.

More Civics and Government Printables

Why Leaves Change: Comprehension Passage

Uncover the science of leaves changing color and enhance core comprehension skills with this fall reading passage.

More Autumn Printables

Why Leaves Change: Comprehension Passage

Linda G. Alvarado: Brilliant Builder

Inspire students with the uplifting story of Linda G. Alvarado, a brilliant Hispanic businesswoman who overcame obstacles and rose to success.

More Hispanic Heritage Month Printables

"There is something so special in the early leaves drifting from the trees–as if we are all to be allowed a chance to peel, to refresh, to start again."

– Ruth Ahmed

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