Really Good Stuff Learning Success: Grades 6+ - Reading, Math, & SEL by Really Good Stuff

Maximize Academic Success! The Learning Success Kit for upper grades is a teacher-developed supplemental curriculum product to help children practice and build on important skills such as reading, writing, math, and social-emotional health and well-being. The materials include both hands-on repeated practice and single-use reference materials for supporting curriculum skills. Children can make use of the journals, dry erase mats, math tools and more, over and over! The full-color Activity Guide includes a letter to families in both English and Spanish, provides guidance on how each item is used, and offers additional activities for taking learning further. This kit will provide many hours of hands-on learning. WHAT YOU GET: 1 Activity Guide, 1 Analyzing Text Journal, 1 #Writing Journal, 1 Math Fusion Journal, 1 Long Division Steps Tracker, 1 GEMS Order of Operations Tracker, 1 Math Reference Card, 1 Fraction/Decimal/Percent Number Line, 1 Marked Measurement Ruler, 1 Word Tracker, 1 Well-Being Log, 1 Dry Erase Marker, and 5 Double Sided Dry Erase Mats.; EASY TO FOLLOW: This kit comes with a 16-page, full-color Activity Guide. The guide includes a family letter, in both English and Spanish, so you will know how to effectively use each component, and how to take activities further.; SKILLS BASED: Each item is purposefully created to align to multiple learning standards. Skills covered include analyzing what is read, multiple writing types, various upper-grade math concepts as well as social-emotional health and well-being.; DESIGNED BY TEACHERS: All content in this kit was designed and written by teachers! Really Good Stuff has teacher product developers who have real-world classroom experience. All kit components and activities are teacher approved. ; REUSABLE MATERIALS: Many items in this kit are reusable and can be used for years to come! After journals are completed, they can be used as reference materials.; HANDS-ON PRACTICE: Students learn best by doing. O