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Not grade specific reading strategies Common Core RL.6.1 resources
Relevant vs. Irrelevant Details Worksheets (no prep)
This no-prep text evidence resource is exactly what you need to work with your students who have critical thinking and answering comprehension question goals! Your students will feel successful practicing identifying relevant details and responding to inferential questions.***************************************************************************What awesomeness is included?★ Fiction and nonfiction texts included★ 24 stories total★ Answer keys provided!******************************************
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RACE Writing Strategy | Citing Text Evidence | BUNDLE
Do your students struggle with answering text-dependent questions? Introducing them to the RACE writing strategy could be a total game-changer for you and your students!RACE Stands For:Restate the questionAnswer all parts of the questionCite evidence to support your answerExplain how your evidence proves your answerWhat's Included:Google Slides Presentation | Graphic Organizer | EDITABLEPrintable Presentation | Graphic OrganizerPrintable Bookmarks Checklist | Color & Black and WhitePrintable
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Citing Text Evidence Posters
Make reading fun with these speech bubble shaped text evidence and sentence stem posters that also include student reference bookmarks! Â Please see the PREVIEW above for an idea of everything included!Use these posters to support teaching how to cite text evidence. Simply print, laminate (if desired), and post in your classroom! The fun speech bubbles will be easy for students to locate and refer to during discussion and written work. Included with the posters are the words "cite your evidence"
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DIGITAL Reading Comprehension Slides for Fictional Text
This captivating and comprehensive unit is designed to enhance reading comprehension skills in your students. This meticulously crafted resource is tailored to engage and inspire young minds, making it a must-have addition to your teaching arsenal.Within this unit, you will discover a treasure trove of thoughtfully curated slides that seamlessly integrate with any fictional text. Each component is carefully designed to cultivate essential comprehension skills such as analyzing characters, identi
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Making Inferences with Pictures
Teaching students how to make an inference can be so tricky! This resource will help your students understand the difference between making an observation and making an inference, and how the two actually work together. Each day, students will view the picture and record what they observe. They’ll use their observations to explain what they can infer. As kids practice making inferences with pictures, they strengthen their skills with drawing inferences from a text. When you move into making infe
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RACE Writing Strategy | Google Doc Differentiated Graphic Organizers | TEST PREP
Do your students struggle with answering text-dependent questions? Introducing them to the RACE writing strategy could be a total game-changer for you and your students!RACE Stands For:Restate the questionAnswer all parts of the questionCite evidence to support your answerExplain how your evidence proves your answerThis Google Doc Resource is 100% EDITABLE and comes in THREE different versions, ranging from maximal to minimal guidance/support. This is great for differentiation or if you teach mu
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Annotation Posters
Introducing 'The Power of Annotating' Posters – a valuable resource designed to foster active engagement with texts across various content areas and standards. Tailored for educators working with students in grades 4-8, these posters provide five meticulously curated annotations to guide a purposeful reading experience. Included with the package is an exemplar poster, carefully crafted to serve as a model within your classroom. Elevate the interactive learning experience and empower students to
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Monthly Differentiated Reading Passages Kindergarten-6th Grade Mega Bundle
Differentiate with ease with monthly-themed reading passages. 44 topics are included (four per month with June and July combined). For 1st through 6th grades, each of the 44 topics includes three leveled passages that are relevant for the same answer sheet. That’s a total of 132 passage options per grade! Kindergarten includes two leveled passages per topic with multiple choice and free response options for each, for a total of 176 passage options. That’s 968 passage options in this bundle! You’
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Quoting Evidence: Retro-Themed Cite Evidence and Elaboration Posters
Introducing our Cite & Elaborate Sentence Frames Poster – your key to crafting compelling short answer responses with confidence! This visually engaging poster features a curated selection of sentence frames meticulously designed to help students seamlessly integrate evidence and elaborate their ideas. From succinctly citing textual evidence to eloquently expanding on their analysis, each frame serves as a scaffold for constructing well-rounded responses. Elevate your students' writing profi
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Internal Conflict Worksheet
Use this worksheet to help students visualize internal conflict in a character. They can write the issues a character is conflicted about in the thought bubble and describe the internal conflict in the paragraph. Students can draw an expression in the face to demonstrate how the character feels externally.
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Stop and Jot Reading Strategy Mini lesson
This Google Slides presentation will help you to introduce the strategy of noting one's thoughts on sticky notes while reading. The presentation goes through the key comprehension strategies of questioning, predicting, making connections, and identifying new vocabulary words. There is also a blank slide for you and your students to add your own ideas of what to jot down.I have also included helpful bookmarks which outline the key points of the lesson, for students to reference while they are rea
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The Best Plot Diagram Ever! Guaranteed!
This ain't yo daddy's plot diagram!This is the most advanced and best story mountain available. I've fused the traditional plot diagram with a three-level story mountain to inspire thematic exploration in fictional and non-fictional narratives.This includes a 20 page presentation that models the method, basic and advanced story mountain worksheets, differentiated instruction, and four original stories for elementary through upper middle school.If you don't find this to be the best plot diagram
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Inferring Emotions Worksheet
Schema + Text Clues = InferenceGood readers use the information given to them by the author and illustrator to draw conclusions about things not directly stated in the text. Determining the emotions of characters is one of the most common ways to practice inferring. Use this page with any book and any character. Learning to infer emotions is also essential to learning empathy. You cannot practice empathy well until you can name emotions and identify the actions and looks of someone feeling said
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Inferring Trashcans
Schema + Text Clues = InferenceGood readers use the information given to them by the author and illustrator to draw conclusions about things not directly stated in the text. Use these examples of items found in a trashcan to consider how to put together clues you know (text clues) with prior knowledge (schema) to make logical inferences. Also defend the answer with evidence.
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Inferring Reading Strategy, Inferences Recording Bookmarks
Schema + Text Clues = InferenceGood readers use the information given to them by the author and illustrator to draw conclusions about things not directly stated in the text. Use these bookmarks to encourage readers to write down their inferences as they are reading. Use these bookmarks to mark the spot in the book where the inference was made or to draw out one at a time in a literature circle for discussion.
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Character Trait Inference Recording Bookmarks
Schema + Text Clues = InferenceGood readers use the information given to them by the author and illustrator to draw conclusions about things not directly stated in the text. Use these bookmarks to encourage readers to write down their inferences about the type of person (character traits) particular characters are in the stories they are reading. Use these bookmarks to make the spot in the book where the inference was made or to draw out one at a time in a literature circle for discussion.
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Asking and Answering Questions- Anchor Charts!
These eye-catching anchor charts will have your students visually engaged and ready to learn about the important skill of asking and answering questions in order to improve their engagement and comprehension while reading! This product comes with anchor charts in: -full page size-quarter page size-color print-black and white print- Digital, Interactive Google Slides version! For more products like this, follow me: Instagram: @kelly_in_kinderTeachers Pay Teachers: Kelly in Kindergarten
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Also included in:Â Asking and Answering Questions Bundle!
Interactive Reading Chart: Organizer for Analysis & Questions about Text
The Common Core State Standards require active, engaged reading. I have included a number of things within this product to encourage students to read actively and critically. Have your students use this organizer during and after reading. This product features: ★An explanation of different types of questions and connections students could make during reading. ★Two pages consisting of tables requiring students to record page numbers, direct quotes, and questions, connections, or general
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COMPLETE Reciprocal Reading Organizer with Cheat Sheet!
This is a Reciprocal Reading organizer that allows students virtually and in person to gain deeper understanding and perspective of the text they are reading. The top sheet includes a check-off list for teachers, second page is a cheat sheet that includes sentence starters for the students, a page for each role, and at the end, an assessment to gauge student understanding.
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Judgments Reading Strategy Bookmark
Kids love making judgments because they get to have an opinion. The part they don't love about it? Supporting their opinion. It is great to feel a certain way about something but explaining why that is how you feel it is bit trickier. Use these bookmarks to encourage readers to make judgments they are reading. Each bookmark contains a simple prompt to help students communicate their judgments effectively. Use these bookmarks to mark the spot in the book or to draw out one at a time in a literatu
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Google Slides Letter Template for Student Reading Level Update
Google Slides Letter Template for Student Reading Level Update
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Character Map
Students are asked to use quotes from the text to describe a character.
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Quick and Easy Generic Character Analysis Worksheet
Do you need a generic Character Analysis Handout with character traits included? Download this Quick and Easy Character Analysis Worksheet. Students will identify a character, brainstorm 3 character traits, identify evidence that supports those traits and explain how or why that evidence accurate shows each trait. This flexible handout can be used for independent reading checks, brainstorming for longer writing assignments, prep work for a classroom discussion or Socratic Seminar on character
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Reading Book Tracker (English & Spanish)
Use these cute book tracker pages to begin a journal of the books you are going to read this year! Perfect for personal use or classroom use! One page is designed with a modern look and the other is dark academia. What can I do with these pages?Add titles of the book to the spinesColor in the books as you readThe Thoughts & Notes page can be used for anything! Draw what you see, feel, hear. Print out images to create a vision board of the book. Log your favorite quotes. Document your burning
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