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Library skills Common Core RF.1.4a resources
Poetry Lesson BUNDLE - Elementary Library Lessons - National Poetry Month April
This is a bundle of four poetry lessons for elementary libraries. Two resources are for lower-elementary (nursery rhymes), and two are for upper-elementary (haiku writing). They are a fun, low-prep way to celebrate National Poetry Month in the elementary library.Each product in this bundle has its own comprehensive TPT preview, plus I've included a preview of the bundle as a whole. Please click the PREVIEW button above to see them all in one place.FAST FACTS ABOUT THIS POETRY LIBRARY LESSON BUND
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2nd - 5th
Florida SSYRA JR Book Award 2024-2025 Nominees Digital Book BINGO
Florida Sunshine State Young Readers Award Jr. 2024-2025 Nominees Digital Book BINGOUsing Google Slide Student BINGO BoardsWant to encourage students to explore books nominated for Florida’s 2024-2025 Sunshine State Young Readers Award Jr.? Do you use Accelerated Reader OR have other book quiz options available? This EDITABLE Google Slide Book BINGO activity, integrating technology and reading, can be an engaging way for students to continue to build confidence and stamina as independent readers
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K - 4th
DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) Lesson Plans - 8 Days
These scripted DEAR lesson plans will guide you through introducing the classroom library to students, choosing a good fit book, having book conversations, using a reading log, building reading stamina and reading independently. Lesson plans include tips for creating anchor charts that will teach students what to do and how to care for the classroom library. Lesson plans also include sample questions to help guide teachers through reading conferences with students.
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K - 3rd
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Classroom Library Labels for Books and Bins | Editable
These classroom library labels with matching pictures for books and storage bins allow you to organize your library by category, reading level, or both! Sticker labels for book spines match the pictures on your bins or shelves so even your youngest readers can easily keep the library organized. Product Includes:150+ labels for your book storage bins or shelvesMatching sticker labels for your booksOptions to sort your library by category, guided reading level, AR level, or a combinationEDITABLE
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K - 3rd
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Caldecott Medal Winners and Caldecott Honor Books 2017-2023 Digital Book BINGO
Caldecott Medal Winners and Caldecott Honor Books 2017-2023 Digital Book BINGO Want to encourage your students to explore 2017-2023 Caldecott Medal Winners and Honor books? Do you use Accelerated Reader, OR have other book quiz options available? This EDITABLE Google Slides Book BINGO activity, integrating technology and reading, can be an engaging way to continue to expand your students’ experience with a variety of authors and genres!Add to your paperless ELA or Library/Media Center resources
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1st - 5th
Caldecott Medal Winners and Caldecott Honor Books 2011-2016 Digital Book BINGO
Caldecott Medal Winners and Caldecott Honor Books 2011-2016 Digital Book BINGO Want to encourage your students to explore 2011-2016 Caldecott Medal Winners and Honor books? Do you use Accelerated Reader, OR have other book quiz options available? This EDITABLE Google Slides Book BINGO activity, integrating technology and reading, can be an engaging way to continue to expand your students’ experience with a variety of authors and genres!Add to your paperless ELA or Library/Media Center resources
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K - 4th
Action and Adventure Library Lesson Mini Pack - Grades K-6
It's a bird...It's a plane...It's a lesson mini pack all about superheroes!This lesson mini pack includes a full lesson plan for each grade from K-6. Each lesson includes Common Core and AASL standards, student objectives, materials, assessment, and step-by-step activities. Also included are PDF and Word versions of the worksheets used to accompany each lesson.
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K - 6th
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FREE Independent Reading Library Center
This FREE library center for kindergarten through 5th grades is perfect for starting centers in your elementary school library or classroom. Independent Reading Library Center Contents:Center signs with "I will" statements in EDITABLE Microsoft PowerPoint .pptx and easy-to-print PDF file formatsEditable lesson plan in Microsoft Word .docx format for grades K-5, including:Objectives, Essential Questions, Assessment,Materials, Procedure,National Common Core ELA Standards, Pennsylvania Core ELA St
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2nd - 5th
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Also included in:Â All the Library Centers BUNDLE + Center Menus / Trackers & Learning Badges
DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) - Book Buzz
This scripted DEAR lesson plan will guide you through teaching students to have productive literary conversations with their partners about the books they read during DEAR time. Lesson plans include teacher conference questions to help build reader comprehension.
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K - 3rd
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Also included in:Â DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) Lesson Plans - 8 Days
DEAR (Drop Everything And Read) - Building Reading Stamina
This scripted lesson plan guides teachers through teaching students how to build reading stamina. Lessons incorporate fun, engaging ways to encourage students to choose books that they enjoy reading and continuing to read the book through to completion d in order to be able to recommend it to their fellow readers.
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K - 3rd
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Also included in:Â DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) Lesson Plans - 8 Days
DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) - Using a Reading Log
This scripted DEAR lesson plan will guide you through teaching students to be reflective about what they read and recording their reflections in a book log. Lesson plans includes sample reading log as well as teacher conference questions to help build reader comprehension.
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K - 3rd
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Also included in:Â DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) Lesson Plans - 8 Days
DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) - Read to Self Rules
This scripted lesson plan guides teachers through helping students create a list of rules that they can refer to for silent reading time. It creates a set of ground rules that will serve as a reminder for what to do during reading time. This lesson plan continues to follow the DEAR procedure set in place during earlier lessons.
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K - 2nd
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Also included in:Â DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) Lesson Plans - 8 Days
9 Page Summer Reading Bundle
Keep all your students reading this summer with this reading bundle. It includes multiple pages to help suit the various needs of your students.Includes:- Summer Reading bingo- perfect for younger readers. - Summer Reading punch card- Perfect for earning rewards or tracking the number of books read.- Story Stack- set a goal and see how tall your child's stack can be! - Charts to list book titles and rate how they liked them (2)- 100 book challenge chart- Book review pages (2)- Book shelf pa
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PreK - 8th
DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) - Choosing a Good Fit Book
This scripted DEAR lesson plan will guide you through supporting students through choosing a good fit book in the classroom library. Lesson plans include tips for creating anchor charts that will teach students the steps to choosing a book that is just right for them.
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K - 3rd
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Also included in:Â DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) Lesson Plans - 8 Days
DEAR (Drop Everything And Read) - Read to Self Rules 2
This scripted lesson plan continues to guide teachers through a second day of helping students create a list of rules that they can refer to for silent reading time. Students will practice using these rules as a part of their daily DEAR routine. This lesson plan continues to follow the DEAR procedure set in place during earlier lessons.
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K - 3rd
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Also included in:Â DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) Lesson Plans - 8 Days
DEAR (Drop Everything And Read) - Reading Independently
This scripted lesson plan will guide teachers through supporting reader independence. Students will practice reading for longer periods of time. Lesson plans also include sample conference questions to help build reader comprehension.
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K - 3rd
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Also included in:Â DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) Lesson Plans - 8 Days
Library Skills : Search & Create Mini Unit - Primary Canadian Ontario Curriculum
Library Skills Mini Unit - Search and Create Task follows the ONTARIO CURRICULUM but can be used for any Library or Research skills unit/lessonIn this task, students are presented with the challenge of "Creating an Report Cover Page" and three formal lessons can help build towards it. * Each lesson can be paused and continued for more than just one day. Work at your own speed!* The final task can be modified depending on what the homeroom teacher is working towards (ie: project on weather = weat
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1st - 8th
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Powerful Predictions - Using Pictures and Patterns
Powerful Predictions – Using Pictures and Patterns Prediction is a very important part of teaching our students to think while they read. It encourages them to ask questions and be actively involved with the text. Suddenly by Colin McNaughton is one of my favorite stories for teaching predictions. My students love it too! They check out this book from our school library over and over again!Features:· Detailed Lesson Plans· Prediction poster that can be used in the lesson and displayed in your cl
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K - 3rd
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Bookmark Syllabi for K-4
Use these bookmarks in place of a syllabus for elementary grades. Kindergarten will learn Fables, Choosing Books, Parts of a Book, and Fiction vs. Nonfiction. First grade will also cover Parts of a Book and Fiction vs. Nonfiction, in addition to Genres, Using the Online Catalog and Traditional Folktales. Second Grade also covers Parts of a Book and Using the Online Catalog, as well as Fiction Call Numbers, Using Dictionaries and Multicultural Folktales. Third Grade will learn Nonfiction Cal
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K - 4th
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September Reading Log
What is the best way for students to improve their reading skills? By having them read! And how can we get students to read? By letting them choose their reading materials and by making reading FUN!This September reading log is perfect for all students grades K-5 (and possibly beyond!). They direct students to read for 15 minutes a day at home, either by themselves or with an older reader. For each 15 minutes of reading, the students color one monthly-themed image. At the end of the month, stude
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K - 5th
August Reading Log
What is the best way for students to improve their reading skills? By having them read! And how can we get students to read? By letting them choose their reading materials and by making reading FUN!This August reading log is perfect for all students grades K-5 (and possibly beyond!). They direct students to read for 15 minutes a day at home, either by themselves or with an older reader. For each 15 minutes of reading, the students color one monthly-themed image. At the end of the month, students
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K - 5th
November Reading Log
What is the best way for students to improve their reading skills? By having them read! And how can we get students to read? By letting them choose their reading materials and by making reading FUN!This November reading log is perfect for all students grades K-5 (and possibly beyond!). They direct students to read for 15 minutes a day at home, either by themselves or with an older reader. For each 15 minutes of reading, the students color one monthly-themed image. At the end of the month, studen
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K - 5th
October Reading Log
What is the best way for students to improve their reading skills? By having them read! And how can we get students to read? By letting them choose their reading materials and by making reading FUN!This October reading log is perfect for all students grades K-5 (and possibly beyond!). They direct students to read for 15 minutes a day at home, either by themselves or with an older reader. For each 15 minutes of reading, the students color one monthly-themed image. At the end of the month, student
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K - 5th
December Reading Log
What is the best way for students to improve their reading skills? By having them read! And how can we get students to read? By letting them choose their reading materials and by making reading FUN!This December reading log is perfect for all students grades K-5 (and possibly beyond!). They direct students to read for 15 minutes a day at home, either by themselves or with an older reader. For each 15 minutes of reading, the students color one monthly-themed image. At the end of the month, studen
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Grades:
K - 5th
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