The suffix -ion turns a verb into a noun without changing the spelling of the base word.

Introduction to action suffixes -en, -ize, and -ify, which mean "to make" or "to cause to be."

Mastering character and quality suffixes: -ful, -ous, and -ious, meaning "full of" or "possessing."

Mastering the adjective suffixes -al, -ial, and -ic, meaning "relating to" or "having the characteristics of."

The suffixes -ty and -ity turn adjectives into nouns, meaning "the state or condition of being...".

Mastering suffixes related to places, things, or qualities: -ary, -ery, and -ory.

Mastering suffixes related to states and conditions: -ment, -less, and -ness.

Focusing on suffixes that indicate people and professions: -er, -or, -ian, and -ist.

Mastering comparative and superlative suffixes: -er, -est, -ier, and -iest.

Introduction to descriptive suffixes: -y, -ly, and -ily.

An intensive Tier 3 intervention lesson for 4th-grade students struggling with main idea and supporting details. Students take on the role of detectives to identify the 'Big Picture' and 'Evidence' in short, high-interest texts.

Position and connection prefixes: sub-, com-, pro-, and en-.

Direction and action prefixes: re-, ex-, in-, and de-.

Focusing on time and order prefixes: pre-, fore-, post-, and after-.

Introduction to negative and opposite prefixes: un-, in-, dis-, and mis-.

A guided lesson to help students structure a comprehensive book report focusing on summary, theme, and personal reflection.

A reading comprehension lesson focused on identifying main ideas, supporting details, and summarizing, centered on the heroic work of search and rescue dogs.

A spelling lesson focused on the long 'i' sound spelled with i, igh, and y patterns. Students will practice identifying and using these patterns through categorization, sentence building, and a final assessment.

A lesson focused on constructing and understanding complex sentences using temporal conjunctions (when, before/after) and conditional markers (if/then) to describe sequences and conditions.

A hands-on, workshop-themed lesson where students master dividing sentences into subjects and predicates. They use physical cards to identify simple and compound components in a 'shop' environment.

Unmask words that sound the same but look different (homophones) and words that look the same but have different meanings (multiple meaning words). Focuses on using context clues to solve word mysteries.

Unlock the secrets of long and short vowels, vowel teams, and the power of the silent 'e'. This lesson focuses on identifying patterns that change how a word is pronounced and spelled.

Investigate consonant blends and digraphs to master the sounds at the beginning and end of words. Students learn to distinguish between blended sounds and the unique sounds created by digraphs.

A creative writing unit inspired by Peter Pan, focusing on perspective-taking, world-building, and narrative reimagining for third-grade students.