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Library skills Common Core RL.6.3 resources
An Escape Room for Chris Grabenstein's "Mr. Lemoncello's All-Star Breakout Game"
Bring Chris Grabenstein's "Mr. Lemoncello's All-Star Breakout Game" to life in this escape room challenge. The six puzzles and challenges in this product encourage teamwork and cooperation, as well as comprehension, critical thinking, and creative writing skills, so your students will be learning right along with Kyle Keeley and his friends.This challenge is appropriate for upper-elementary, middle grade, and homeschool students alike, whether in English Language Arts, library sciences classes,
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5th - 7th
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Also included in: Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library ELA - Escape Room - Scavenger Hunt
Library Lesson: Orientation for Middle School English Learners L-1 Newcomers
This 3-visit unit includes the Library Lesson Plan with WIDA-ELD Standards, ELA Common Core Standards, and National School Library Standards. Detailed Can-Do Descriptors, Topic-related & Academic Language Criteria, and Differentiation Strategies for Listening, Speaking, Reading, & Writing. 3 Library Lesson visits with a read-aloud and hands-on activities:Library Visit #1 Students hear Tomás and the Library Lady read aloud by the Librarian. Students recall story plot with I Have/Who Has r
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6th - 8th
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Book Bingo with Book Reports for Choice Reading: 6th Grade
Do your students struggle to find books? Or they don’t know what to read next? Give them lots of choices with Book Bingo boards filled with multiple genres, popular authors, and nonfiction favorites to promote independent reading.Students work toward five in a row within a time period, set by you, reading towards their independent reading goals. The Bingo Boards help them discover new genres and authors they may not have taken the chance on before. After the students read the book, they complete
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5th - 7th
Also included in: Book Bingo with Book Reports for Choice Reading: Middle School
Harbor Me Novel Study PowerPoint
I have developed a PowerPoint presentation that correlates with Harbor Me by Jacqueline Woodson. The presentation covers each chapter with questions related to that chapter. Comprehension questionsThought-provoking questionsPictures from the bookVideos relating to the subjectGreat for whole class, small group, or book club69 slidesFade-in animation***Let’s Get Connected***Follow me:Blog - Blazer TalesFacebook - BlazerTalesInstagram - blazertalesTwitter - @laurieevans27Goodreads - Laurie EvansPi
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4th - 6th
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All About Plot and Genre (Fiction)
This product is a great way to introduce popular fiction genres along with elements of plot. It is a great preview, review, or overview of these important literature concepts. The quizzes included are also a great way to test a student's mastery of the topics. These activities can easily be divided into mini lessons, which would be great in both the library and classroom.
Included is an informative passage all about genre. There is a graphic organizer to go along with the passage for students
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3rd - 6th
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Save Me A Seat Extension Activities
Two open-ended extension activities for Save Me A Seat, a heartwarming middle grade novel that deals with kindness, family dynamics, learning differences, and more. Venn Diagram to compare/contrast main characters Joe and RaviDraw and explain an important scene
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3rd - 6th
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Torpedoed: The True Story of the Sinking of "The Children's Ship."
There are 20 In what book questions and 20 short answer questions for Battle of the Books. Answers are colored in red.
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6th - 8th
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