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2nd grade english language arts task cards for Microsoft Word
5Ws Question Cube
Print this pattern out on cardstock paper and it is a great reading comprehension aid. As students read, roll the cube and students will answer questions based on the text they are reading. This is great for RTI intervention also.
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K - 5th
*READING DIFFERENTIATION* Fountas and Pinnell leveled question cards (A -W)
These are cards containing questions to think about for each Fountas and Pinnell reading level. Each card tells the student their current reading level, but has questions for them to think about while reading, in order to push them to the NEXT level. These questions are taken from reading behaviors and concepts to understand for each particular level of Fountas and Pinnell.
In my class, I laminated them and put Velcro on the back to attach them to each student's desk. At the beginning of readin
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K - 5th
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Library Passes 6 Designer Inspired Patterns
Library Passes designer inspired. 6 different patterns included in this library pass set. I have the grade level of the teacher and the teacher name typed in an editable text box. You can change it to fit your teacher names or delete it.
Print these trendy copies and give to classroom teachers to keep track of each patron. :)
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PreK - 12th
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Alphabet Blends Digraph Vowel Letter Tiles Building Words
This product consists of printable letter tiles. These tiles are intended to be printed on cardstock and laminated. This set includes:
Upper-Case Letters
Lower-Case Letters
Extra Vowels
Blends
Diagraphs
Special Vowel Combos
It would be easy to attach magnetic sheeting to these and add to a white board for a literacy centers.
This product is completely editable. There are extra rows at the end if you need add something else.
These are perfect for older students who need to go back and work
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K - 11th
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Literature Circles / Guided Reading Role Cards
I have made this little set of 6 role cards that can be used for Literature Circles, Book Cubs or Guided Reading. The job titles are:
Word Finder
Questioner
Image Maker
Summariser
Predictor
and Reader.
All the cards come with job descriptions.
Just print them out and laminate for durability.
Hope you enjoy this product!
Grades:
1st - 6th
Main Idea and Supporting Details Task Cards
This is a set of task cards that give students practice with identifying supporting details with a main idea. This set contains 23 cards. Each card has a main idea and four supporting details. . Students have to determine which detail does NOT support the main idea.. These cards can be used for independent practice, as a literacy center activity, as game cards, or for take-home practice. Task cards are also a great resource to use for reading intervention as well. Depending on your students' s
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2nd - 4th
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Roll and Build Silly Sentences
A fun task to practice various tenses.All you need is this editable template (which you can complete yourself, typing the necessary verbs, coming up with famous characters, places and time) and 2 dice. Divide the students into pairs or mini groups of 3-4 people. Each pair/group will need 2 dice and a table filled with the necessary information (see the photo).Children take turns rolling both dice at the same time, choose the appropriate parts of the sentence and make up funny sentences orally or
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2nd - 7th, Adult Education
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BOOM! Deck - 100 WH Comprehension Questions from Sentences w/ Picture Choices
Preview here!100 Digital BOOM! Cards, containing a sentence + a wh-question, to use for reading comprehension of simple sentences using wh-questions! Each sentence contains a person, a verb, a thing, a place, and a time.25 questions of each of the following wh-questions:who? (person)what doing? (verb)what? (thing)where? (place)when? (time)Answer choices are presented with the written word as well as a picture to support comprehension.Each wh-question being targeted in each trial is highlighted i
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K - 12th
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Blank Task Cards: Monsters! 36 Numbered, Blank Task Cards Ready for You!
Looking for cute task cards to use with your class? You've come to the right place! Here are 36 numbered, blank task cards in three different sizes (2 to-a-page, 4 to-a-page, and 6 to-a-page).
While these task cards DO NOT come embedded with editable text, you can open them in any editing program and insert your own text in a heartbeat to make them customized for your needs and class! Blank cards can also be laminated as-is and you can use dry-erase markers to add the specific information
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PreK - 6th
Ending CH Sound - CH or TCH - Phonics/Spelling Task Cards
This is a set of 26 task cards that provide students practice with words that end with the /ch/ sound, spelled with -ch or -tch. Each card gives a word, leaving the ending blank. A picture is also shown to assist students with the word given. Students then decide whether the word ends with -ch or -tch. An answer recording sheet and answer key are also provided with the set. These task cards can be used for independent practice, for literacy stations, at learning centers, as game cards, or f
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1st - 3rd
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Editable Literacy Center Choice Board
This choice board provides editable literacy center activities for students to complete throughout a teacher selected amount of time. Use Daily, Weekly, Monthly, etc... Starred items are literacy centers that are a must complete activity. Reflection page also included.
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PreK - 2nd
Visual Timetable Cards- Editable
Here I have 22 editable daily timetable cards ready to use in your classroom. These cards are great for visual learnings and for children to see what lessons are coming up next! It also stops all those questions such as when is lunch time, home time etc!
The cards include core subjects including maths, reading, writing, science, handwriting, art, music, sport and more.
Simply print them and laminate and they will last you for years to come.
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K - 3rd
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Behavior Management Tool _ Individual Plan
This is a behavior plan I created for a kiddo who had severe behavior issues. This particular plan was created because the student had a very hard time controlling his anger, he frequently ran from the class, and struggled with completing work.
The plan is broken down into three chunks of the day. The student has four goals to work towards. The student has three opportunities to earn a reward during the day. This helps for severe behavior needs because they feel success throughout the day.
T
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PreK - 6th
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Find Someone Who
A fun activity to start/end the school year. This can also be used for any team building activity even for adults, you just need to modify the information. My K-4th graders are having fun using this worksheet and going around to get to know their peers. I got the idea from Kagan about cooperative learning, I just made more vivid by adding pictures on every box. Have fun!
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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QR Codes Template - Large Card Size
FREE QR Code Template - for personal use only
QR Codes are the next big thing! QR Codes are a phenomenal way to incorporate technology to make your lessons more engaging. All you need to do is the following:
1) Type the questions on the cards.
2) Go to http://www.qrstuff.com/
3) Choose plain text, write in the answer, and click on download.
4) Copy and paste the QR Code on each correlating question card so when students scan it, they can check their answers.
5) Cut and laminate the cards, and
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PreK - 9th
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48 Sequencing Cards for Special Education
16 Sets of Printable Sequencing Cards:
Cut out the sequencing cards that go with each sequence. Have the students put the cards in the right order on the master sequencing strip provided with the key words: "first," "next," and "last."
The sequences include:
-Eating Ice-cream
-Baking Cookies
-Going to the Grocery Store
-Putting on Your Seat Belt
-Giving the Dog a Bath
-Building a Sandcastle
-Opening a Gift
-Planting a Seed
-Eating Cereal
-Writing a Letter
-Sharpening a Pencil
-Painting Nails
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PreK - 12th
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Action Word/Verb Picture Cards
Use these photos for any speech-language activity targeting verbs and/or action words! Can be paired with any game (ex: a bean bag toss, jenga, any board game, a scavenger hunt, musical chairs, etc.) Great for play-based therapy and for kiddos who needs lots of movement in their sessions! You can also target pronouns (ex: he/she is _________), WH-Questions, following directions to find an action, sentence formation and grammar, regular and irregular verb forms, etc. Have your students act out th
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PreK - 3rd
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Blends and Digraphs Word List
A created this word list of Blends and Digraphs for my own use and decided to upload it here so that others could benefit from it.
I hope this helps you!
Grades:
K - 3rd
Common Core/Blooms Taxonomy Choice Menu Homework and Enrichment for ENTIRE year
This product was created as use for homework, but can be edited for use in the classroom.
This product contains homework for the ENITRE year or 9 different choice menu's to use as you wish.
This is a Choice Menu based on Bloom's Taxonomy and is aligned with the Common Core State Standards.
There are 24 choices in all on each homework and can be completed over a month as reading homework for each night.
I have my students cut it out and glue it into their homework journals. They read for 2
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1st - 5th
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2RI.6 Determining Author's Purpose and Meaning
5 Passages with a Reader's Response follow up per passage. They are listed as Task Cards so you can use in a literacy center station. However, you may want to use these at your guided table or as mini lesson each day for a week with whole group practice. There are 2-3 multiple choice questions per passage and one writing response for each passage. Multiple choice items align to question stems on state summative assessments.
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2nd - 3rd
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Imagery / Figurative Language
This product teachers imagery, figurative language, compare/contrast and vocabulary development.Along with writing and artistic expression options and helpful information about emotions.
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2nd - 4th
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Spanish Daily 5 (Diariamente 5) Cards for Pocket Chart
I created and laminated these cards to use in a pocket chart while using the Daily 5 during literacy in my second grade dual language classroom. It helps keep my groups organized and students responsible for completing each activity.
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K - 3rd
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Digital CVC WORD PICTURE MATCH
This is such a fun activity to practice decoding CVC Words! Children will first read the CVC word that is displayed at the bottom, then race through the maze (avoiding the little monsters) to find the picture that matches! This activity comes with a Task Card that includes the title of the activity, literacy standard, picture of the game, and QR code. As soon as you scan the QR code with your device the game will pop up right away!This is a great activity to use with literacy and technology cen
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PreK - 2nd
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Edit It! Punctuation and Capitalization Practice Special Education
These simple worksheets are designed for early learners, intervention, and special education students. Twenty-seven sentences are included!
Large print and reduced sentences on each page allow students to focus on ending punctuation and capitalization of words within sentences. Students are engaged and encouraged when they become the 'teacher' and corrects!
The scoring for each page allows the educator to document the types and levels of support. Permanent work samples can be used to document
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1st - 3rd
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