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Thanksgiving reading strategies resources for Microsoft Publisher
City of Ember Complete Novel Test (2 versions) plus keys
36 questions with key...Complete test for the City of Ember novel includes multiple choice, matching, sequencing, and choice of two essay questions. 36 questions (2.5 [points each) plus essay (10 points, at teacher's discretion.) Questions are a mix of recall and higher-level interpretation, with several questions linking novel to elements of fiction such as symbolism and plot climax. There are two complete versions (identical questions, mixed answers) with keys for Version A and Version B.
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5th - 8th
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Story Elements Graphic Organizer for Early Grades
This is a quick story element graphic organizer. I use it in my kindergarten class by having my students work together to complete this about a text. It is also great for upper grades as well!
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Grades:
K - 2nd
Literature Circle Bookmarks
Use these bookmarks to help your students remember their role during literacy circles! Print them on cardstock and laminate! I have the students complete a role, and then trade bookmarks so they have new job each week!
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Our Pilgrim Village
Take your students through a reenactment of how and why the Pilgrims left England. Teach your children about the history of Thanksgiving by actually having them go through the same steps as the Pilgrims! In the end you will have a fabulous model Pilgrim Colony to show! This pack includes 15 pages for your students including A Silly Pilgrim Play, on the Mayflower, tickets for the Mayflower, Mayflower Compact, Elect Your Governor, good and bad qualities of a leader, Land Ho!, deciding where to
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K - 5th
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Main Idea; Literary Text; Modified for Special Ed
This worksheet is modified from the middle school reading curriculum. Students are asked to read the short paragraph and circle from a field of two which is the main idea. This enhances test-taking skills for students.
For alternate ideas, have students use highlighters to highlight key words that help them identify the main idea.
This is excellent for special education students who require an alternate or modified curriculum. It is also an excellent worksheet for general education students i
Grades:
1st - 9th
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Nonsense Word and Phoneme Segmentation Fluency Practice (Editable)
Nonsense Word and Phoneme Segmentation Big Bubble Breath Fluency Boxes
Leave the words as they are or edit the word boxes with word families or nonsense words you would like your students to work on.
Students will take a deep breath like they are getting ready to blow a bubble and then read all of the words in a box in one breath. Students will try and work up to two or three boxes in one breath.
Great fluency practice for nonsense words and word families.
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PreK - 4th
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Kindergarten/Year 1 Home Reading Log
This home reading log is designed to record student’s home reading habits. It contains a column to record the date, title of the reader, level of the reader, comment and number of books read. There is space for over 100 readers to be recorded. Milestones such as 10, 20, 30, 50, 75 and 100 books read are acknowledged and celebrated.
The log provides advice to parents on how to read with their child and expectations for home reading including how to fill out the log, importantly the comments colum
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K - 1st
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Fluency Brochure to send home to parents
This is a fluency brochure for parents that you can send home in the elementary grades. It describes what fluency is and details several methods for practicing at home on different flaps that you can print out for them.
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PreK - 5th
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Point of View Poster
This poster is a great tool to use when teaching students the difference between first person and third person point of view. It gives the meanings of each along with clue words that can be found while reading a text to determine the point of view. The file is a Microsoft Publisher file and will open in that program. It will print on three pages and it will need to be put together after printing. Laminate for extra durability.
Grades:
1st - 8th
First Grade Anchor Chart for RL.1.1
First grade anchor chart for the Florida Standards
LAFS.1.RL.1.1
Grades:
K - 2nd
November Editable Newsletter FREEBIE!
Y'all I LOVE Newsletters!! I love making them and I love sharing what's been happening in my classroom all week. SO...let me do the work for you! Here is the template I am using this month. {A newsletter BUNDLE is on it's way...so check back if you like this format!} All you need to do is enter in important calendar dates for your room and a few other things--the clip art and formatting has been done for you! While I credited appropriately for fonts and graphics here are direct links to th
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Grades:
PreK - 6th
Turkey Alphabet Activities
Turkey Alphabet Activities provides plenty of practice for your students in matching, naming and writing capital and lowercase letters. Very engaging for students and a fun way to practice alphabet skills.
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PreK - 1st
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Character Analysis Packet
Help your students master their understanding of character traits with this helpful character map and two worksheets that encourage deeper thought and analysis. Includes a character map, short response worksheet, and a longer essay-style response page that spirals back to previous learning about setting and plot.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Alphabet Practice Workbook (Bundle) Pre-K-Grade 1 & Sp Ed.
This Alphabet Practice Workbook Bundle is for Pre-K, K, Grade 1 and Sp Ed (Special Education) Classes. It includes 3 worksheets for each of the 26 letters of the alphabet.The child will color in each the picture that the letter begins with.The child will practice writing upper and lower case letters.On the last page, the children are to color in, or draw something about the picture that begins with each letter.
We all know that children love having things that belong to them alone. That is wh
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Decodable sentence strips (level 3) initial digraphs th, sh, ch, ck, ng
Are your students just starting to read independently?These decodable sentence strips are perfect for students who need to practise reading for fluency! Level 3 includes initial digraphs: th, sh, ch, ck, ng.These decodable sentence strips can be used for:Diagnostic testingReading interventionIndependent readingPartner practiseMost suited for low reading levels, with a focus on CVCC/CCVC words (4-5 letter words) and initial digraphs (th, sh, ch, ck, ng). The sentence strips are useful for develop
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Grades:
K - 2nd
Treasures Sight Words for Start Smart weeks 1-3
Use for High Frequency Words/Sight word work/practice. I always say "jet across" when I want my students to read a row of words quickly. I put my hand under each word and we fly across the row as quickly as we can. Use these sheets in the same way but just use your finger to "jet across". It's a fun way to practice High Frequency Words/Sight Words in class or at home and keep score to see their improvement. It is up to you how the sheets are used.
These words also correlate to first grade
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PreK - 2nd
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Decodable sentence strips (level 5) ay, ai, ee, er, igh, ea, ir, ie, ou, oo,
Have your students been learning vowel digraphs? This is the resource for you!These decodable sentence strips can be used for:Diagnostic testingReading interventionIndependent reading activitiesPartner reading Consolidation work These sentence strips are great for building fluency and confidence in your readers. These sentence strips focus on decoding vowel diagraphs. Each strip has 6-7 decodable words per sentence, making it an achievable goal for early readers. By having your students read the
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Thanksgiving Feast Parent Letter
Our first grade team is having a "First Grade Feast" for Thanksgiving. This parent letter and sign up sheet is editable for any grade level!
Enjoy!
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Not Grade Specific
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Decodable sentence strips (level 6) all and alternate spellings
Decodable sentence strips for students who are learning to read!This level focuses on alternate spellings, including: le, ear, or (er), a (o) a_e, ea, lk.Can be used for:Testing Reading interventionIndependent activityPartner reading These sentence strips are useful for developing fluency and creating confidence in your readers. Each strip contains 8-10 decodable words per sentence, making it an achievable goal for early readers.
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Grades:
2nd - 3rd
Decodable sentence strips (level 2) Double letters and CCVC
Perfect for students who are beginning to read independently!Use these decodable sentence strips for:Diagnostic testingReading interventionIndependent readingPartner practise This resource is most suited for low reading levels, with a focus on CVCC/CCVC words (four letter words) and sight words. Useful for developing fluency and creating confidence in your readers. Great size for small hands. Each strip has 4-7 decodable CVCC/CCVC words per sentence, making it an achievable goal for early reader
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Grades:
K - 2nd
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Decodable sentences (level 1) CVC words and sight words
Give your students a sense of success with these decodable sentence strips! These strips are also editable, for your convenience. Great for early readers!Use these decodable sentences for:Diagnostic testing Reading interventionIndependent readingPartner reading Most suited for the lowest reading level, with a focus on CVC words (three letter words) and initial sight words. Useful for developing fluency. Each strip has only 3-4 decodable CVC words per sentence, making it an achievable goal for ea
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
The Hunger Games Novel Study Notebook
This interactive study notebook can be used during RTI or classroom instruction with students reading Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games. It includes: Space for students to write chapter and book summariesConnections to Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery"Chapter by chapter discussion questionsActivities related to events in the book. Author bio and cover analysis Tribute and district export trackersTable of contents for easy organization.Movie permission slip and activityExtra credit opportunitiesI h
Grades:
9th - 12th
Fact and Opinion I Have, Who Has
In this “I Have, Who Has” game students will identify the difference between a fact and an opinion. Cut each box into cards and laminate.
Pass out all the cards to students. Keep one card for you to start with. You can read the “Who has” part on your card to get the game started. Students look at their card to determine if they have what the reader is looking for. Then they read “I have…” and continue reading the next part of their card saying “Who has…”. If the game was done correctly the fi
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1st - 4th
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Fact versus Opinion
Four pages including:-Fact Clue Words -Opinion Key Words- Two (2) Fact/Opinion Worksheets Simple and effective way to remind students the difference between fact/opinions and quickly assess their understanding of the two.
Grades:
1st - 6th
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