English language arts for 5th grade (page 6)
Reading, writing, phonics and language.
- Class moments newsletterMaker
Add up to six photos and captions and print a one-page class sheet for families. Photos stay on your computer: nothing is uploaded or saved.
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- Syllable counterTool
Type a word or a sentence and see its syllables and a clap count for each word. The count is approximate: it reads the spelling. Free.
- Anchor charts for math and readingPrintable
Free printable anchor charts for math and reading, on one page or as a four-page poster.
- Writing the note to the teacherGuide
How a substitute writes the note to the teacher: what happened, not who is what; six headings in order; plain sentences to start from; and what to leave out.
- Place value anchor chartPrintable
A free place value anchor chart: ones, tens, hundreds and thousands, what each digit is worth, and three ways to show a number.
- Word wall makerMaker
Build a word wall by first letter, by sound pattern or by topic, from our sight word, phonics and topic lists or your own words, then print it. Free.
- Fractions anchor chartPrintable
A free fractions anchor chart: numerator and denominator, why the parts must be equal, and equivalent fractions with pictures.
- Multiplication strategies anchor chartPrintable
A free multiplication strategies anchor chart: equal groups, arrays, repeated addition, skip counting and breaking a fact apart.
- Reading a sub plan fastGuide
How a substitute reads a sub plan in ten minutes: the parts every plan has, the order to read them, where teachers hide the important line, and what to do when parts are missing.
- Solving a word problem anchor chartPrintable
A free math problem solving anchor chart: four steps for any word problem, from reading it twice to checking the answer.
- Theme anchor chartPrintable
A free theme anchor chart: what a theme is, how it differs from the topic, and questions that help you find it in a story.
- Author's purpose anchor chartPrintable
A free author's purpose anchor chart: to persuade, to inform, to entertain, with the clues for each and a sentence frame.
- 15 writing prompts for a sub day, by gradeIdea
Fifteen original writing prompts for a sub day, five each for K–2, 3–5 and 6–8, that a substitute can put on the board and students can start with no teaching first.
- Character traits anchor chartPrintable
A free character traits anchor chart: what a trait is, traits versus feelings, and how to prove a trait with evidence from the text.
- Main idea and details anchor chartPrintable
A free main idea anchor chart: the main idea is what the whole text is mostly about, held up by key details, like a table and its legs.
- Point of view anchor chartPrintable
A free point of view anchor chart: first, second and third person, the clue words that give each one away, and one sentence told three ways.
- Cause and effect anchor chartPrintable
A free cause and effect anchor chart: what a cause is, what an effect is, the signal words that join them, and a sentence to try.
- Picture word sheets for English learnersTool
Free printable practice for English learners: match pictures to words, trace and copy, or fill in sentences from a word bank, with Spanish beside the English if you like.
Checked 2026-11-08
- Making inferences anchor chartPrintable
A free inference anchor chart: clues in the text plus what you already know make an inference, with an example and a sentence frame.
- Sentence frame cards for English learnersPrintable
Printable sentence frames for describing, comparing, asking, giving an opinion, explaining, sequencing, predicting and retelling, at three levels from starting to expanding.
Checked 2026-11-08
- Text leveler: one text at three reading levelsTool
Paste a passage and get the same content at three reading levels, aimed with Peabody’s own level rules and measured when it comes back, with key words and questions. An AI draft to check.
- Compare and contrast anchor chartPrintable
A free compare and contrast anchor chart: alike and different, the signal words for each, a Venn diagram and a sentence frame.
- Questions from a textTool
Paste a passage and get questions to ask about it: literal, inference, vocabulary, discussion and an exit ticket, each with what a good answer includes. An AI draft to check.
- Lesson outlineTool
Type an objective and get a lesson outline: a hook, modeling, guided and independent practice, a check for understanding and a close, timed to your lesson. An AI draft to check.