4th & 5th Grade Teachers: Get the Teaching Resources, Engaging Activities, Assessments, AND Support You Need to Teach Your Way.
Meet your ultimate teaching libraries for reading and math!
Whether you're supplementing your required curriculum or planning instruction yourself, you'll have ready-to-use teaching slides, skill-based activities, assessments, and review resources organized so you can find what fits your students and your instruction. Plus, you'll have ongoing guidance and support to help you put them to work.
Your first month is 50% off!
Reading+
$13.50
first month
Then $26.99/mo
Math
$9.50
first month
Then $18.99/mo
Both
$19.00
first month
Then $38.00/mo
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When you're teaching a skill, you might need teaching slides to introduce it, activities that give students different ways to practice, an exit slip to check understanding, and something to bring that skill back a few weeks later.
That's what All-Access is designed to give you: extensive collections of teaching resources, skill-based activities, assessments, and review materials organized so you can choose what fits your instruction and your students.
Reading+
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Reading Skills
Covered
Reading+
45
Grammar Skills
Covered
Math
40
4th Grade Math Skills Covered
Math
34
5th Grade Math Skills Covered
Come Take a Look Inside All-Access!
Come inside both memberships with me! In about five minutes, I'll show you how the libraries are organized, how to find resources for a specific skill, and examples of the teaching materials, activities, assessments, and member support you'll have access to.
About five minutes. Watch whenever you're ready.
Teach. Engage. Assess. Review.
Both memberships support these parts of instruction, with different resources for reading and math. Choose a category below to jump to its details.
TEACH
Instructional Resources
ENGAGE
Skill-Based Practice
ASSESS
Check Understanding
REVIEW
Yearlong Review & Test Prep
Teach the Skills Your Students Need with Ready-to-Use Resources.
Whether you're introducing a skill or spending more time on something students are struggling with, you'll have instructional resources to choose from.
All-Access Reading+
Teaching Slides
Ready-to-use instruction for reading, grammar, and writing. Grammar also includes Grab-and-Teach sets with a teaching poster, four days of progressive practice, additional practice, and an assessment.
Small-Group Reading Lessons
Done-for-you lessons for targeted reading instruction.
Multiple Passage Collections
Choose shorter passages for focused skill practice, longer passages when students need to work with more substantial texts, or paired passages when you want students to read and think across texts. With multiple passage collections to choose from, you can select the format and complexity that fit your instructional goals.
Accessible Texts
Give students opportunities to practice grade-level reading skills with our Accessible Reading Passage Collection and Accessible Reading Activities Collection.
All-Access Math
A Growing Collection of Math Teaching Slides
Choose from available teaching slides for the skills you're working on.
Additional Instructional Supports
We're actively building out this part of the Math membership, including resources beyond the slides to help teachers revisit and strengthen specific concepts.
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The instructional collection in Math is still growing. You'll be able to see the resources currently available for each skill.
Give Students More Ways to Practice Their Skills and Stay Engaged.
Students need opportunities to apply their learning in different formats and with different amounts of support. That variety helps you keep them engaged with the practice, while also preparing them to recognize a skill when it's presented in a different way.
All-Access Reading+
Short-Text Activities
Short-text activities covering 12+ essential fiction and nonfiction skills, including task cards, reading sorts, puzzles, and Color-by-Reading, give students opportunities to practice important reading skills without working through another lengthy passage.
Reading Centers with Complex Text
Engaging, game-like activities help students work with more substantial texts while applying the skill.
Multiple PassageΒ Sets
Choose passages with different lengths, degrees of complexity, and purposes. You'll also find practice options for grammar and writing.
All-Access Math
Skill-Based Practice
For students approaching mastery or consolidating what they've learned: task cards, printable centers, partner activities, Roll-and-Answer, Bump games, and more.
Differentiated Skill Sheets
Options for students who need additional foundational support, those practicing at grade level, and students who are ready for additional challenge.
Tasks That Push Thinking
Use error analysis and other reasoning-focused practice to help students examine mathematical thinking, not just produce an answer. Printable and digital formats provide additional flexibility.
Check Understanding in the Way That Makes Sense for Your Students.
Sometimes you need a quick check to decide what to teach next. Other times, you want a more substantial assessment or something you can record as a grade.
All-Access Reading+
Exit slips, skill-based assessments, constructed response tasks, and self-grading Google Forms, including short-text options and more rigorous passage-based assessments.
All-Access Math
Exit slips, skill-based assessments, constructed response tasks, and self-grading Google Forms to examine students' understanding, application, and mathematical reasoning.
Keep Bringing Skills Back Throughout the School Year.
Once students learn a skill, you want them to keep using it. Both memberships give you different ways to make review a regular part of your instruction.
Build Your Own Review Routines
Build review routines that fit your classroom by mixing and matching Reading of the Day, Grammar of the Day, or Math of the Day activities. You can choose the skills students need to revisit rather than following a review sequence that doesn't match what you've taught. Writing routines are included, too.
Choose from Ready-to-Use Review Activities
Use reading and math review booklets, task cards, and other skill-based activities when you want students to revisit skills in different ways.
Make the Most of Test Prep and Seasonal Collections
Both memberships include seasonal and holiday resources for practice and review, plus dedicated test-prep collections with materials specifically created or curated for focused preparation.
Printable or Digital? You've Got Options for That, Too!
Download PDFs to your computer and print what you need. Many resources also include digital versions intentionally adapted for Google Slides or Google Forms, with access links inside the PDFs.
The digital version isn't simply a printable page placed on a screen. When a digital version is included, it's adapted for students to interact with it digitally.
Teach Grade-Level Skills AND Support the Students Who Are Learning Them.
Both memberships offer ways to respond when students need additional support or are ready to move further. The resources look different in reading and math, but each library gives you more instructional options.
Reading+
Develop Readers While Teaching the Skills
Reading+ includes science-of-reading-aligned resources for multisyllabic decoding, morphology, vocabulary, fluency, and comprehension at the sentence, paragraph, and passage levels, including literal and inferential comprehension.
You'll also find accessible texts that let students practice grade-level reading skills while continuing to develop as readers.
Math
Support Students Across Grade Levels
Math members have access to fourth- and fifth-grade resources, plus the full collection of third-grade math practice activities.
Need to revisit an earlier skill? Fifth-grade teachers can pull fourth-grade resources, and both grades can use third-grade activities for foundational support.
Have students ready for more? Fourth-grade teachers can explore fifth-grade resources when additional challenge makes sense.
βI can integrate activities into any required curriculum, support low and high readers with engaging activities, and spend LESS time doing it!β
Dedicated Collections for the Skills That Need Extra Attention.
Along with the skill-based libraries, you'll have focused collections for instructional areas that often need more intentional attention.
Inside All-Access Reading+
Paired Passages
Choose from paired passage sets focused on specific reading skills, such as theme and text structure, or mixed-skill sets that are perfect for test prep. You'll also find writing extensions that give students opportunities to respond to and think across both texts.
Text Evidence & Constructed Response
Help students find evidence in what they've read and develop stronger written responses.
Inside All-Access Math
A Dedicated Word Problem Collection
Word problems are woven throughout the math resources, and you'll also have dedicated skill-based word problem sets for fourth and fifth grade. That means you can choose problems that connect to the concepts your students are actually learning instead of relying on generic practice that may include skills you haven't taught yet.
And Both Memberships Include...
Dedicated Test Prep
Focused collections with materials specifically created and curated for meaningful test preparation.
Seasonal & Holiday Resources
Themed activities that bring seasonal excitement into the classroom while students keep practicing important skills. An additional seasonal collection mockup is included in the second wave.
Choose a skill you're teaching, open the library, and explore the teaching resources, activities, assessments, and review options available for it.
[Featured third skill β to be selected]
[Grade β Category β Specific skill]
TEACH
[Actual teaching resources]
ENGAGE
[Actual practice formats]
ASSESS
[Actual assessment choices]
REVIEW
[Actual review, if available]
βI love not having to scour for quality resources and that there are multiple resources for each concept.β
(This might actually be my favorite part!)
I want you to have more than resources. I want to help you figure out which ones to use, how to use them, and what to do when you need something different.
Help Putting Resources to Work
Teaching Playbooks walk you through my instructional thinking and link directly to related membership resources, so you can see not only what I would use, but why I would choose it and how it fits into instruction.
Find options for specific teaching needs.
Practical ideas with related membership resources.
Help When You Need It
Have a question? We're here to help.
Connect, learn, and ask questions.
Share suggestions as the libraries grow. Requests are considered, but creation and timing aren't guaranteed.
The Skill You're Teaching Is Only the Starting Point.
You know the skill you're teaching. But one student may need a prerequisite, another may flat-out refuse to participate, and another may be ready for a greater challenge. What will help these students move forward?
I've spent more than a decade refining those instructional decisions across self-contained classrooms, reading and math intervention, ESOL, special education inclusion, and instructional leadership. Some experiences gave me new perspectives; others pushed me to strengthen approaches I was already using. Middle-school reading intervention sharpened how I used short, engaging practice with students who resisted participating. Later, teaching math across ages and skill levels made me even more intentional about choosing and creating materials that addressed foundational skills without feeling too young for older students.
That ongoing refinement shapes how I look at teaching resources. Beyond βDoes it cover the skill?β I ask what students will actually do, where they might need support, and how a resource could serve a specific instructional purpose.
That thinking informs the resources I create and the guidance I share through All-Access Teaching Playbooks, resource guides, workshops, and member support.
Because the goal isn't simply a resource for the right skill. It's one that makes sense for the students you're teaching.
Whether you're following your school's curriculum or planning an instructional sequence yourself, you can choose resources to support your teaching goals.
Your Curriculum Is Teaching Text Structures, but Your Students Need More Support
You're teaching fourth-grade text structures using complex nonfiction passages, but some of the structures aren't clicking yet. You open Reading+, go to Nonfiction Skills β Text Structure, and choose materials for the needs you're seeing.
Reteach exactly what students need. Choose the teaching slides for the particular text structures causing confusion. Then set out fourth-grade identifying text-structure task cards around the room and circulate while students work, noticing how they're applying the skill.
Check their understanding. Use an exit slip to see whether they're ready to move back into more complex text. When they are, choose the passage set that best fits your students and decide how to use it.
Provide more practice while you work with a small group. Use reading sorts, puzzles, and Color-by-Reading to build centers. Another exit slip helps you identify students who need targeted support, so you can work through their misunderstandings together.
Choose how to assess. Use a digital self-grading assessment with shorter text or a more rigorous passage-based option.
βMy favorite set is text structure. It seems like a tough concept for my kids and they pick it up better with a gallery walk and these cards.β
You're Planning an Order of Operations Unit, and You Want to Choose the Teaching Materials and Activities Yourself.
So you open All-Access Math, head to Algebraic Thinking β Order of Operations, and select the resources you need from the options available.
DAY 1
Teach
Choose teaching slides from the growing collection.
DAY 2
Partner Practice
Use task cards for students to solve and discuss.
DAY 4
Centers
Set up math sorts, error analysis, Roll-and-Answer, and digital practice.
SMALL GROUP
Differentiate
Use Level 1 or Level 2 skill sheets based on students' needs.
While students work through math centers, you can pull a group for targeted instruction or additional practice. Your resources support the sequence you're planning rather than requiring you to follow a predetermined one.
βI love the centers. I print some and do some digital so it is so nice to just pull a few things for my units quickly that the kids enjoy!β
And When You're Teaching Something Different Next Month?
You'll have new skills to introduce, new student needs to respond to, and new decisions to make about how to help your students learn.
That's one of the things I love about these memberships. You don't have to predict every resource you'll need when you join. Start with what you're teaching now, then return as your instruction moves forward.
βAs a self proclaimed cheapskate, I wouldnβt have believed you if you said I was paying for a teaching membershipβ¦and yet here I am for over a year!β
Choose Reading+, Math, or join both together with one subscription. The first-month offer applies to whichever monthly option you choose.
READING+ MEMBERSHIP
All-Access Reading+
$13.50 first month
Reading skills, reader development, grammar, writing, assessments, and review.
MATHΒ MEMBERSHIP
All-Access Math
$9.50 first month
Teaching resources, skill-based practice, differentiated support, assessments, and review.
BOTH MEMBERSHIPS
Reading+ AND Math
$19Β first month
Full access to both membership libraries with one subscription and one payment.
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βThe various resources helped me give the students what each needed. I'm excited to keep my membership for the upcoming school year.β
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Questions Before Joining?
Here are a few details that can help you choose the membership that's right for you.
Can I use these memberships with my school's required curriculum?
Will the resources work with my state's standards?
Are the resources printable or digital?
Can I see what the resources are like before I join?
What grades are included?
Does Math provide a complete scripted curriculum?
What if I already own Jennifer Findley resources from TPT?
Can I join Reading+ and Math without buying them separately?
What happens after the first discounted month?
What is the 7-day money-back guarantee?
Can I cancel anytime? How does cancellation work?
Choose the Membership That Fits Your Teaching.
Start with the skills you're teaching right now and explore the resources and support waiting for you inside All-Access.
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