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4th grade study skills guided reading books
Executive Functioning Stories & Activities | Attention & Focus Skills
This executive functioning short story highlights skills for attention and focus. Kids will read along with Felix the Focused Fox as they learn skills for paying attention in class. This skill will help kids learn how to focus and pay attention in class by watching the teacher talking, participating in class, avoiding distractions, and more.Digital VersionA digital version for Google Slides is now included!Story Summary Felix the fox tells his story and transition from struggling to pay attentio
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1st - 5th
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Executive Functioning Stories & Activities | Organization Skills
This executive functioning short story highlights skills for organization. Kids will read along with Oscar the Organizing Octopus as they learn how to organize. This skill will help kids learn how to organize their materials, including their binders, desks, rooms, and other workspaces.Digital VersionA digital version for Google Slides is now included!Story Summary Oscar is a smart and talented octopus, but he has one big problem – his desk and materials are always a mess! Oscar seeks out help fr
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1st - 5th
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Executive Functioning Stories & Activities | Task Initiation Skills
This executive functioning short story highlights skills for task initiation. Kids will read along with Toby the Task Initiation Tiger as they learn how to start their work. This skill will help kids learn how to start their work right away, avoid distractions, and avoid procrastination.Digital VersionA digital version for Google Slides is now included!Story Summary Toby is a laid back tiger living a good life. His mom grows concerned, though, when Toby is unable to start anything from chores to
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Executive Functioning Stories & Activities | Self-Control Self-Regulation Skills
This executive functioning short story highlights skills for self-control. Kids will read along with Sammy the Self-Control Skunk as they learn how to use self-control and manage emotions. This skill will help kids learn how to manage emotions on the spot, use calming strategies, and stop and think before making a choice.Digital VersionA digital version for Google Slides is now included!Story Summary Sammy is a friendly skunk with one big problem! When he feels upset, he loses his cool quickly a
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Executive Functioning Stories & Activities | Time Management Skills
This executive functioning short story highlights skills for time management. Kids will read along with Tyra the Time Management Tortoise as they learn how to use their time well. This skill will help kids learn how to estimate how long tasks will take, put distractions away when it's time to work, adjust your pace while working, and more.Digital VersionA digital version for Google Slides is now included!Story Summary Tyra the Tortoise is always struggling to manage her time. She’s either workin
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Executive Functioning Stories & Activities | Flexibility Skills
This executive functioning short story highlights skills for flexibility. Kids will read along with Felicity the Flexible Flamingo as they learn how to be flexible thinkers on the spot. This skill will help kids learn how to handle change and problem-solve on the spot when something doesn't go their way.Digital VersionA digital version for Google Slides is now included!Story Summary Felicity is in charge of the town’s annual party planning. She has everything planned perfectly, but somehow every
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Executive Functioning Stories & Activities | Planning Skills
This executive functioning short story highlights skills for planning. Kids will read along with Polly the Planning Poodle as they learn how to plan. This skill will help kids learn to make a roadmap and prioritize first before starting an assignment or project.Digital VersionA digital version for Google Slides is now included!Story Summary Polly is well known around town for her superior planning abilities. She races in to save the day when several of her canine pals need help planning for a pr
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Executive Functioning Stories & Activities | Perseverance Skills
This executive functioning short story highlights perseverance. Kids will read along with Pax the Persevering Polar Bear as they learn how to persevere. This skill will help kids learn to work through challenges all the way to achieving a goal.Digital VersionA digital version for Google Slides is now included!Story Summary Pax, a young polar bear from the arctic, wants to achieve his goal of catching a fish on his own. It doesn’t come easy for him, but he learns from his papa that maybe with a l
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Executive Functioning Stories & Activities | Working Memory Skills
This executive functioning short story highlights skills for working memory. Kids will read along with Wanda the Working Memory Wombat as they learn about working memory. This skill will help kids learn how remember directions, remember important information, use study strategies, and more.Digital VersionA digital version for Google Slides is now included!Story Summary Wanda the Wombat is known far and wide for her amazing working memory talents and abilities. She finds herself in trouble after
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Executive Functioning Stories & Activities | Metacognition Skills
This executive functioning short story highlights skills for metacognition. Kids will read along with Mira the Metacognition Macaw as they learn how to use metacognition skills. This skill will help kids learn how to think about their thinking, including using prior knowledge, asking for help when they don't understand, evaluating their learning, and more.Digital VersionA digital version for Google Slides is now included!Story Summary Mira yearns to fly high up over the treetops like all her mac
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1st - 4th
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Guided Reading Leveled Book List (Q-Z)
I created a book list for guided reading levels Q through Z. This handout will come in handy at open houses, parent teacher conferences, and for your students. Parents often don't know what types of books to get for their child. This list gives a variety of book options to buy or check out at the library. This past year, I gave this list to my students and their families and they now feel confident going to the library and checking out a "just right" book.
Fourth Graders should be reading a lev
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4th - 9th
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Chapter Checklist Bookmarks
These are bookmarks on which your students can mark each chapter as they complete it. Or you may choose to have them mark the chapter you want them to read. I run them on cardstock and let my students color them and decorate the back of the bookmark with their names. I would not laminate these because it would make it hard to add the checks as they read.
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4th - 8th
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Sarah Plain and Tall Comprehension Bookmarks
Are you about to start reading the favorite book, "Sarah, Plain and Tall" with your class? Do you have a class set that students will read on their own?
To help my readers with chapter book comprehension, I created these comprehension bookmarks to follow up each chapter. There are nine total bookmarks for the nine chapters in the book. Each bookmark has 4-5 questions that tie in with reading comprehension skills: finding main idea, recalling facts and details, sequencing, cause and effect,
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2nd - 5th
Parent Letter for Daily Reading
I send this letter home to tell communicate with my parents and get their help with nightly reading. The letter includes the following:
~ Write in the child's current reading level and their reading level goal.
~ Circle the goal they are working toward: Comprehension, Accuracy, Fluency, Expand Vocabulary
~ Write in the specific strategy goal
~ Daily questions to improve comprehension
~ Strategies to use for figuring out unknown words
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Grades:
K - 5th
Doing work in class
A social story is a simple description of a situation, concept, or social skill. It is individualized for each child. Social stories help explain situations that children with autism find challenging.A social story can support a child who is having difficulty with an activity, routine, or event. It can help them to understand it, step by step. Social stories can be about specific situations at school, home, or in the community.Social Stories are essential because they can significantly improve
Grades:
K - 5th, Staff
I CAN use EVIDENCE to support my reading comp BOOKMARKS (bl & wh)
My students struggled with supporting their reading comprehension responses this year. When asked to elaborate on how or why they came to the answer they did, being able to explain their reasoning to me was difficult.
These are bookmarks to remind the students how they can support their reading comprehension by using a simple prompt to get them going.
There are 3 bookmarks per page.
In my store, I also have a poster I use for my students to use in my class and these bookmarkers in color
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Nonfiction Text Features Scavenger Hunt Activity
This Nonfiction Scavenger Hunt is perfect for students who have been introduced to nonfiction texts features and are ready to apply their knowledge. This tool can be used for whole group, partners, independent practice, or assessing the student’s understanding.
I have included three pages of nonfiction text features. The student must search for in nonfiction books. When completed, the student will have a quick sketch or quick note of the feature they found, the title of the book, and the page
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Checklist And The Bookmarks For Reading Challenge, Color & Read
-If you’re looking for a fun way to motivate your students or kids to keep reading, try our color-in reading challenge. We have a set of challenges for kids to complete. They can color in each completed task on a bookmark as they go or use the full-sheet checklist.-The challenge gives students fun and different ways to keep reading! Try this checklist as a take-home challenge.-Students can fill their bookmarks with bright colors.
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1st - 8th
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Clara Barton: Angel of the Battlefield Outline Cloze Biography Time for Kids
This is a work packet/guided reading of the outline of the book "Clara Barton: Angel of the Battlefield" from Time for Kids Biographies. I outlined the whole book and left some of the terms blank. This is meant to guide students in an independent reading of the book.
I used this for my 6th grade special education class and as a lead in to a unit on Biographies. It also correlated with their Social Studies curriculum. I will also be following this lesson with a lesson on how to take notes using
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Guided Reading Students based Skill Chart
Guided reading chart based on daily skills reviewed per students
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Coordinates (x,y)
Basic about the coordinate and also detail description of how to place (x,y)coordinates in the gragh
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Grades:
4th - 10th, Adult Education, Staff
Roll a Response Comprehension Questions
Looking for a way to make guided reading interactive? Make it a game! Students will roll a dice and answer the questions provided.
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1st - 5th
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Exploring Biblical Essentials Everyone Should Know (Sample)
Do you feel hesitant or overwhelmed when trying to understand and share Biblical doctrine especially with a young heart? Well now you don’t have to! Exploring Biblical Essentials Everyone Should Know will guide you through the essential truths of the entire Bible! Starting with the question of who God is and ending with the second coming of Jesus Christ. In just 45 easy-to-read lessons you will have answers to some of life’s most difficult questions that will bring transformation into any life!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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My Fact Checker - Fact/Fiction
My Fact Checker - Fact/Fiction
Note: Most books of fiction contain factual information. The purpose of this exercise is to look for the facts wherever they may be found in the book read and write them down. Then, the facts will need to be proven through research of some sort, as devised by the teacher.
Just let me know what I can do to help you use my materials. Thanks, Patti
My Fact Checker - Fact/Fiction by Patti Daigle-Brown is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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