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Free 7th grade literature centers
Genre Posters FREE
FREE Genre Posters to help teach about different genres or display in your classroom library!*Check Out My File Folder Centers!Come see me!FacebookPinterest
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1st - 7th
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Let's Draw: Directed Drawing - Roz from The Wild Robot
Are you reading The Wild Robot or The Wild Robot Escapes by Peter Brown? Are you looking for directed drawing activities to increase your students confidence as illustrators? Let's Draw takes you and your students on a step by step drawing process to create drawings of your favorite picture book characters.This set includes:Roz - The Wild RobotBrightbill - The GoslingOtter3 Simple Forest TreesYou'll also get a set of frequently asked questions and answers about directed drawing.Directed drawings
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PreK - 8th
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Also included in: Level-Up Your Library Bundle: The Book Wrangler's Greatest Hits
Reading Genre Poster Set with Definitions!
Every classroom library needs to have Reading Genre Posters! Each of these 10 posters have pictures that correspond to the definition of each genre. Just print, glue them to cardstock or construction paper, laminate, and your library is ready to go!
This poster set includes:
- Reading Genre Title Poster with all genres listed
- Realistic Fiction
- Historical Fiction
- Mystery
- Biography
- Informational
- Traditional Literature
- Fantasy
- Autobiography
- Mystery
- Poetry
Enjoy! Please leave
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PreK - 8th
Character Selfies: Character Analysis, Summary, Point of View, and Visualization
Do your students have a cell phone? If they do, chances are they take "selfies" (photos of themselves) all the time. Turn this favorite pastime into an activity that will strengthen their comprehension skills! Not to mention, you will be one cool teacher for these 21st century kids!
Examples of when to take character selfies:
Guided reading
Literature circles
Independent reading response
Response to a class read aloud
In this activity, students draw from the point of view of the character.
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3rd - 8th
Literary Device Posters - Set of 20: Metaphor Simile and More!
I have created a set of 20 Literary Device posters. You are getting the following posters:
1. Title Poster - Literary Devices
2. Personification
3. Hyperbole
4. Onomatopoeia
5. Metaphor
6. Simile
7. Alliteration
8. synonym
9. antonym
10. homophone
11. idiom
12. palindrome
13. pun
14. oxymoron
15. assonance
16. repetition
17. proverb
18. cliche
19. paradox
20. adage
Each poster features the definition, a sentences that demonstrates the literary device and a matching picture. These poste
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3rd - 10th
Poetry Analysis Worksheets - CLOSE read with any poem!
This Poetry analysis worksheet is perfect for your students to analyze any poem that they read! It forces students to take a closer look at the poems they read and gain a deeper understanding of the author’s use of poetry to communicate his/her ideas.
Concepts included on the worksheet:
1. Summarizing literal meaning
2. Determining poetic form
3. Identifying rhyme scheme
4. Identifying sensory images
5. Determining types of rhyme (internal vs. end rhyme, exact,
eye, slant)
6. Iden
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5th - 8th
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Shades of Meaning Task Cards | Free Literacy Center Activity | Reading Task Card
This set of free shades of meaning task cards is perfect for teaching, reviewing, or practicing ELA skills whole group, small group, or independently! There are 24 different questions and an answer key in this low-prep activity. All you need to do to prep this lesson is print off the anchor chart, task cards, and answer sheet and you're all set for your next reading lesson this week!Resource Includes:Anchor Chart (Full Page)Mini-Anchor Chart (For Student Notebooks)24 Task CardsAnswer KeyRecordin
Free- 8 Great Final Projects for Any Novel Study
8 great ideas that can be used with any novel study at any grade level. Better than book reports, these ideas will have your students think more complexly about the characters, themes, nuances, and connections of the books. These project ideas are also found in the novel study for Touching Spirit Bear. If you like these ideas, you'll love the novel study! See it at Touching Spirit Bear- Journal Style Novel Study.We also have a similar novel study for Bud, Not Buddy, A Day No Pigs Would Die,
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6th - 9th
FREEBIE: Compare and Contrast Graphic Organizer
You will be downloading a graphic organizer to help students compare between two characters or two books.
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K - 12th
40 Book Challenge Reading Notebook inspired by The Book Whisperer
Get your ENTIRE 40 Book Challenge Reading Notebook here! Everything you need for your class tracking their reading! Revised in 2018 and better than ever! The notebook includes:-"How to choose a book" graphics-Reading Bar Graph Tracking Chart-"Books I Want to Read" log ~ for recording reading recommendations-"Completed Books" section ~ Students track the title, author, genre of books they have completed, and give the book a rating-"Status of the Class" ~ Daily tracking logs for where students ar
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3rd - 8th
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First Chapter Friday Read Aloud Videos
Reading aloud to students is one of the most powerful tools teachers have at their disposal. But knowing what to read and having the time to do it make this simple task sometimes harder. I want to help. This product contains links to first chapter read aloud videos. Just select a book and click play. I'll take care of the rest... making sure to tell students why I loved the book, why it might be a good fit for them and also a few interesting facts about the book, author or story. And then, I'll
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5th - 8th
Also included in: The Word Nerd's First Chapter Friday Read Video Aloud Resource Bundle
Teach Characterization with Video Clips (Disney, Pixar, etc.)
By middle school, students should begin to develop skills in analyzing author craft. One of the easiest ways to introduce kids to the "craft moves" an author makes is through teaching characterization. The reality is that kids already understand this literary term on some level because they unconsciously pick up on all of the clues that an author or a text (be it book, movie, music video, or tv show) provides the audience. We inherently form judgements about characters as we engage with a text.T
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5th - 10th
The TQE Method: Discussion Stems
This slide deck is ready to support your students as they discuss everything from pieces of art, texts, and topics!The TQE Method is used in classrooms around the world from kindergarten to grad school. For more information about the TQE Method, start with the We're Killing the Love of Reading, But Here's an Easy Fix Unlimited Teacher post and the Cult of Pedagogy podcast episode. Then search the hashtags #TQE and #UnlimitedTeacher to see examples of how teachers are tailoring it to their studen
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Proactive Planning: Potential Solutions for (Distance) Learning BUNDLE
Themes in Literature Lists
Teaching theme and how to find themes in literature is simplified with this free resource. The lists of Themes Found in Literature are a perfect addition to your students' binders or notebooks. The Theme Lists include more than 40 common themes found in literature. You'll also receive a Finding Theme Graphic Organizer and essential notes on theme, which are found on the top of both lists. Use the notes as a quick reference guide to remind students of what theme is and what it isn't. You and your
Free Language Arts Task Cards: Differentiation 3 Levels, Grades 4-8
Language Arts Small Group Task Cards: Grades 4, 5 and 6
Welcome to an easy way to implement differentiation into your lessons. Your students will find task cards as a refreshing way to review and use their critical thinking skills at their own pace.
Small Group Task cards are meant to stay in the classroom, emphasize the ELA common core standards, and to alleviate tedious seat work.
This set is highly appropriate for grades 4-6, to reinforce reading comprehension.
I shared these with my col
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4th - 9th
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Quotes for Kindness - Writing Prompts
Promote a caring classroom and work on writing skills at the same time! Includes 5 different writing prompts inspired by quotes pulled from well-known books. Each quote and prompt aims to promote compassion, empathy, and kindness in your classroom. Great to use as a bell ringer or journal topic!Includes a blank version of the template if you'd like to add your own quote or ask students to find and respond to a quote about kindness, empathy or compassion.Includes two versions for a short or lo
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6th - 9th
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Primary Handwriting Lined Paper Writing Templates Elementary
Thank you for looking at my worksheet FREEBIEThis product Includes 12 different templates! I created a few writing page options which are great for the various writing skills we commonly see in the classroom. All your students can have their needs met with a page. Print whatever you need :)This is a PPT file. It is EDITABLE. I invite you to reach out to me if you need help editing the document to meet your needs.Victoriavictoriagamarra77@gmail.com
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PreK - 8th, Staff
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Podcast Recommendations
This freebie offers lists of some of my favorite podcasts! I have grouped them both by grade level and by genre. Goes all the way from kinder to high school!*Note: these are just suggestions. It really has to go with what you think your kids can handle. I recommend listening to a season first and deciding if it's the right fit for your class. (Basically I don't want you to be bummed because you liked one that wasn't in your grade level)
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K - 12th
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Also included in: Podcast Study Growing Bundle
Simile and Metaphor practice worksheets: Sports Edition
Enjoy these free simile and metaphor practice worksheets. There are three different types of fun sports inspired activities. Students will be able to master the differences between similes and metaphors in an exciting way.
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3rd - 8th
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Reading Response Book Mark Making Connections Reading Comprehension w/ Any Text
These Reading Response Bookmarks were created to be used as a weekly assignment in my Literature Circle Groups. Each bookmark \ digital response page is focused on an Active Reading Strategy: This Download is based on the Active Reading Strategy: Making Connections while reading. This product also includes a single page digital reading response, ideal for Google Classroom, and Distance Learning Accommodations. This Reading Comprehension Activity is perfect for literature circles, guided reading
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3rd - 12th
Hatchet Teacher Outline
Can't remember what happened in which chapter when you sit down with your reading group? Don't worry! This handy-dandy outline will remind you of the important events that happened during the novel and best of all... it's free!
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4th - 7th
Genres of Literature Vocabulary - Card Games and Flashcards
This comprehensive set of flashcards include 18 different vocabulary terms dealing with the Genres of Literature.
Use these to make flashcards. (Print on heavy paper, fold horizontally, glue, and cut the pieces apart. This allows the term to be on one side and the definition on the backside.)
Use these to play matching games, memory, fish, bang and more!
Terms included are: Drama, Poetry, Fantasy, Fiction, Non-Fiction, Folktale, Realistic Fiction, Fable, Autobiography, Myth, Fairy Tale, Biog
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1st - 8th
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Digital Classroom Bookshelf for Independent Reading and Book Recommendations
Looking for a way to connect with students via distance learning? To continue enhancing the classroom reading culture? To build relationships and talk about books? Try using a digital class bookshelf.This digital class bookshelf will allow students to share what they are reading. Each student will be able to view the entire class's book selections. The template allows for up to 25 students to add "currently reading" books to the class template; however, you can add a separate slide in the docume
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7th - 10th
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First Chapter Friday Tracker Literacy Worksheet FREE
Help motivate and inspire your students to love reading with this great literature tool for First Chapter Friday activities! Students will evaluate, summarize, make predictions and rank books as you read to them the first chapter of a new book each Friday. Great whole class discussions WILL ensue! This resource includes a sheet for each month (4 and 5 week versions so you can use this every year), and editable versions so you can customize your own directions if you wish. *Great for literature
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Argumentative Writing Google Classroom Distance Learning
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