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Low-prep ELA and math resources for grades 2–6, with instant downloads from our shop.
Shop ResourcesReady-to-use ELA and math practice and assessment systems for grades 2–6 that strengthen essential skills, build student independence, and help students make steady progress without adding hours to your prep.
Low-prep ELA and math resources for grades 2–6, with instant downloads from our shop.
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Use this free planning kit to build a small-group routine that fits the time you actually have, so you can teach focused groups while the rest of your class keeps learning independently.
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Every collection is standards-aligned, low-prep, and created by experienced educators, so students get focused, meaningful practice and you get your planning time back.
Short daily practice that keeps skills fresh all year. Use it for morning work, warm-ups, or test review.
Capitalization, punctuation, spelling, and grammar practice every week, with assessments to track growth.
Hands-on, independent activities that keep students learning while you teach small groups.
Meaningful work for fast finishers, packed with ELA and math skill review and organized month by month for the whole school year.
"This saved me hours of planning time. I was able to grab my high fliers and struggling readers/students simultaneously. It is most engaging and the instructions are clear. Highly recommend."Sabrina W.
"This was an excellent resource to use with my 4th graders as review prior to state testing. I liked the variety of activities and skills practiced. Some activities were really challenging and got them thinking! I liked that they had to really think through the content."Rachel
"This was a great activity for my students to do in small groups as a way to practice context clues. I gave them 3 days during one of our stations in our small group rotations for the week. 10/10 would recommend!"Audrey N.
"This is just what I was looking for to build fluency and comprehension in a small group setting. The kids enjoy the monthly stories and there was just the right amount of questions."Catherine V.
"This is such a great resource for those kids who are super quick at their work and need something educational to keep them busy! Just print and go!!"Tiffany C.
"I love using these in small group rotations. Students enjoy playing with [a] classmate or independently. I loved the ELA bundle so much I purchased the Math one as well. I was not disappointed."Kamin E.
"My students really enjoyed this resource. They were engaged and this was also a great resource to leave for subs. They ask for one every time I [need] a sub. Thanks for this resource."Yvonnia M.
"My class loved this resource. This is a skill that is needed for the state exam. My class loved the activities."Marie K.
"This resource is a great way to review grammar and ELA skills in a fun, engaging way. The literacy stations are easy to set up, keep students actively involved, and work well for independent practice or small groups. It was a helpful addition to my 6th grade classroom and made reviewing skills much more enjoyable for my students. Highly recommend!"Christi R.
"If you want to incorporate stations into your middle school classroom, I would highly suggest getting this resource. Or, you could use this to help your struggling readers during intervention time."Jodi G.
I spent 13 years in elementary classrooms before I founded The Butterfly Teacher. Today, I lead the design of every resource, working alongside experienced educators who help bring each idea to life, guided by my Master's in Curriculum and Instructional Design.
Our goal is simple: help every student make real progress, without burning out the teachers who serve them.
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