Let Me Help You Decide What You Need (or Don't Need!)
I know how overwhelming Cyber Monday can feel.
Maybe your inbox is packed, your wishlist is full, and you’re trying to figure out what’s actually going to work for your students. Or maybe this is the first time you’re even hearing about the sale because you’ve been focused on everything else going on.
Whether you already have your cart ready and you’re just waiting to check out, or you’re not really sure what you need—or even if you need anything—I get it. I’ve been in every version of this throughout my teaching career.
That’s why I created this page: to make things simple and to help you scan quickly for anything that might be helpful.
And if nothing jumps out, that’s okay too.
You know what’s best for your classroom, and I’m just here to make the process easier.
Let’s make this about you and what works for your students.
Know What You’re Looking For—or Just Want to Browse?
If you already have a plan, great! Head straight to my TPT store to browse the sale. Everything is 20%, so it’s a great time to grab anything you’ve been eyeing.
Grab an additional 5% off when you use promo code CYBER24 at checkout!
Not sure yet? That’s okay too. Take a look at the recommendations below to see what might work best for you and your students.
Not Sure What to Grab? Here’s How to Decide What You Really Need.
Teaching has so many moving parts, and figuring out where to focus first isn’t always easy. That’s where this guide comes in—whether you’re working to reignite your students’ engagement, strengthen your whole group lessons, or tackle a specific skill, I’ve put together a list of recommendations to help you quickly find what works for you.
You’ve got this—and I’m here to make the process just a little easier.
To see my recommendations, keep scrolling... Or click on one of the buttons below to focus on your particular situation!
Your Students Are Losing Focus, and You Want to Reignite Their Engagement
One of the quickest ways to bring engagement back is to get students moving or collaborating. A really effective way to do this is through games and centers.
READINGÂ PUZZLES BUNDLE
Fun, skill-based puzzles to build comprehension and keep students excited about learning.
MATH TASK CARD BUNDLES
Perfect for getting students up and moving while practicing key skills. Use these for independent work, centers, or small groups.
READING SKILL BUNDLES WITH TASK CARDS
Every reading skill bundle includes task cards—great for centers, whole group practice, or partner activities.
You Want to Strengthen Your Whole Group Instruction
Whole group is so important in 4th and 5th grade. Don’t forget to include key components like explicit instruction and engaging practice to make your lessons stick.
MATH CENTERS
These aren’t just for small groups—they also make effective, engaging independent activities after a whole group lesson.
READING TEACHING SLIDES
If you want more direct instruction for reading, these teaching slides are clear, effective, and engaging.
You’ve Been Hearing About Morphology, and You’re Ready to Do More
When you want a big impact in just 10–15 minutes a day, these morphology resources are perfect.
MORPHOLOGY WARMUPS
Quick, daily practice that connects decoding, vocabulary, and comprehension. Pick what works for your students, or start with the easiest lessons and build up.
MORPHOLOGY TEACHING SLIDES
If you’re looking for more direct, teacher-led lessons—or something for your high flyers—these slides are great for both instruction and independent study of roots and affixes.
You’re Ready to Plan Ahead for Test Prep
Testing season is coming up, and being prepared always feels better than scrambling later. These bundles are here to save you time and make the process smoother.
 Each bundle is sold separately, so if you only need a specific resource, click the description links to grab it individually.
You’re Just Looking for Help With Specific Skills
If your students need extra support with specific skills—or you’re about to teach something new—here are some resources that can make a difference. You know your students best, so use these however they fit your classroom.
FRACTION CENTERS FOR 4TH GRADE
Fifth grade teachers: These are great for reviewing foundational fraction skills before jumping into 5th grade content.
Fourth grade teachers: Use these to practice while you pull small groups to support students who need extra help.
MULTIPLYING AND DIVIDING FRACTIONS BUNDLE
One of the trickiest 5th grade topics—this updated, comprehensive bundle has everything you need.
TEXT STRUCTURE READING UNIT
Informational text is huge right now. This unit helps students master text structures while exposing them to engaging nonfiction topics.
POINT OF VIEW AND PERSPECTIVE READING UNIT
This fun and easy-to-use unit helps students explore point of view and compare perspectives in meaningful ways.
SUMMARIZING PACKS
Are your students still struggling with summarizing? Don’t worry—these packs will help them build skills and confidence.
WORD PROBLEM OF THE DAY ROUTINE
It’s not too late to start a daily routine! These word problems are perfect for building problem-solving skills one step at a time.
DIGITAL GRAMMAR TASK CARDS
If your grammar instruction needs a boost, these digital task cards (with printable versions) are engaging and flexible. Use them for independent practice, centers, or even as a fun walk-around-the-room activity.
You’re Already Thinking About the End of the Year
If you’re ready to grab resources for the final stretch, these bundles will save you time and stress. Each bundle includes everything you need to wrap up the year in a fun and meaningful way.
You’ve got this.
Teaching comes with so many moving parts, and planning for your classroom during sales like this can feel overwhelming—but you’re doing the best for your students, and that matters.
This page is here to take a little off your plate. Whether you grab a resource or not, I hope this guide has made your planning feel easier and more focused.
If you do find something that feels like a great fit, I can’t wait to hear how it makes a difference in your classroom.
