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Reading strategies Common Core WHST.6-8.2a resources
MASTER THE POWER PARAGRAPH
Text Features & Writing for Specific Audiences, Tasks, and Purposes are anchor Common Core skills. This resource will reinforce, support, and build on these critical skill.BONUS! Science Teachers Take a Look! Interdisciplinary connection to Science using mentor text on Cells!Two weeks (estimated) of lesson support materials? YES! No hassle! Drop into your lesson!What you getA clear, concise research-based way to teach students how to understand text structure and write using key organizatio
Grades:
4th - 8th
NGSS:
MS-LS1-2
, MS-LS1-1
Main Idea! Details! Drawing Conclusions! #12: Worms!
Nothing is more engaging to students than creepy, slimy, slippery creatures crawling in the mud, and what can be slimier than worms? Based on scientific research, written as a narrative poem in the first person, the passage is chock full of interesting facts about worms and is accompanied by 20 evidence- based multiple-choice questions and two essay prompts. Together, the reading and the questions comprise a formidable, engaging passage that prepares students for any reading challenge they may f
Grades:
5th - 11th
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Main Idea! Details! Drawing Conclusions! #21 The Terrible, Beautiful, Merciless
Understanding the stark reality of predation - kill or be killed - in the natural world, gives students and all human beings a chance to think about the wonders of civilization, and to want to continue and promote our cultures and traditions. Well, this accessible, non-fiction piece, written in verse, deals with the gruesome and ruthless life of one of nature's most beautiful insects: the praying mantis. Accompanying the piece are 24 professionally written, evidence based multiple-choice questio
Grades:
7th - 11th
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All About the Benjamins! Compare/Contrast Reading Unit
This is a lesson is a close read comparison/contrast lesson that allows students to read about two men who were contemporaries during colonial times and had very much in common, yet their lives followed very different paths. Students read two passages closely --one about Benjamin Franklin and the other about Benjamin Banneker, and then complete a Venn diagram (A Ben Venn) comparing/contrasting the Benjamins. They then write an essay comparing/contrasting the two men.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Martin Van Buren: Eighth President in the Presidential Series
Reading an historical summary of the administration of Martin Van Buren would be dry and lifeless because it is merely a factual account, but Van Buren's life and presidency were actually quite interesting. Want Proof? This latest edition in my "presidential series" is written in the first person in real time as a letter from President Van Buren to your students. Your class will feel the President is speaking to them from 1836!The passage is accessible and riveting, filled with interesting facts
Grades:
7th - 10th
For High School Students with Reading Difficulties - Geography - Coasts
To download the entire 10-week program including teacher copy click here - https://www.readingresourcecentre.org/resource These lessons are specifically developed for high school students aged 11 to 15, particularly those encountering difficulties in reading and comprehending texts at their age level. Lessons target students' word reading skills, reading fluency, critical thinking, inference making, background knowledge development, writing-skill development, and learning strategies to comprehen
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Grades:
6th - 10th
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Main Idea! Details! Drawing Conclusions! #20 Loyalists and Patriots!
American history dealing with the colonial period is best understood through the concerns of the Loyalists and the Patriots, so this engaging, non-fiction narrative written in verse gives students a clear picture of both groups' beliefs and ideas. It is history come alive! 26 evidence based, professionally written multiple choice questions and five varied writing prompts are included for assessment. Enjoy! (C) 2020 by LA on a Mission
Grades:
7th - 11th
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Main Idea! Details! Drawing Conclusions! #23: Insects!
Reading comprehension is afforded much practice and reinforcement in this narrative verse passage about insects. The writing is accessible, engaging, provocative and startlingly realistic. Though the topic is insects, my goal was to write a passage that your students would read and thoroughly enjoy with no prompting from you, the teacher. Since accountability is the operative word in teaching today, and since you want to know whether your students grasped the material, there are 40 professionall
Grades:
7th - 10th
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