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3rd grade english language arts resources for Microsoft Word and for parents

Read Across America Spirit Week Flyer

Created by

LOOK AT DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY! I AM WILLING TO HELP YOU MAKE THE VERSION YOU RECEIVE THE SAME AS THE PHOTOGRAPHS.This flyer can be used for spirit week dress up days!In the preview you can see the clipart images I used. These images came from the site below. These images are free for personal use. Please email me if you need help adding in these images. https://www.cleanpng.com/free/dr-seuss.htmlPlease email me (mforte@nwsd.org) if you would like a pdf version and I will send it your way.The fon

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Holidays/Seasonal, Reading

Grades:

PreK - 12th

Types:

Handouts, For Parents, For Principals & Administrators

Celebrate Dress Up Days Spirit Week Read Across America Flyer Letter

Created by

Keepin' It Classy

This is a Microsoft word document that can be easily edited to meet your classroom plans. Included are 15 of Dr. Seuss' most popular read-aloud titles. I've included a dress-up idea to match each book title, however you can edit that text (or rearrange the book images) to whatever you prefer! Have fun celebrating!

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Other (ELA), Reading

Grades:

PreK - 12th, Staff

Types:

Handouts, Printables, For Parents

Fountas and Pinnell Reading Level Parent Letter

Created by

Proverbs Four Thirteen

This document gives an example of a text on each of the Fountas and Pinnell reading levels. It also explains to parents, what the assessment indicates and reading behaviors associated with each of the reading levels, A-Z.

Subjects:

English Language Arts

Grades:

K - 12th

Types:

Assessment, Classroom Forms, For Parents

Response to Intervention Parent Letters

Created by

Angie Koser

This resource contains 10 parent letters each one explaining a different literacy intervention program and what they, as parents, can do at home to support their child. You can add your own dates at the top of the letters and who to contact at the bottom. The letters are for the following literacy interventions: Corrective Reading Early Reading Intervention (ERI) Fast Tracks Fluency First Language! Making Connections Phonics for Reading Read Naturally Words Their Way Enrichment All of the wo

Subjects:

Early Intervention, English Language Arts, School Counseling

Grades:

K - 6th

Types:

Professional Documents, For Parents

comprehension questions for parents to use at home in English and SPANISH

Created by

Carley Copto

This document has comprehension questions in 12 categories that parents can use at home to talk to their children about what they're reading. It is also translated in Spanish. Parents will find this really helpful because they will actually know what to ask!

Subjects:

Reading, Reading Strategies, Spelling

Grades:

PreK - 12th

Types:

For Parents

Black History Month Project Letter and Rubric

Created by

Russell's Readers

For project-based learning, we used this during the month of February to help our students come up with some amazing projects to display at our school. This is editable with Microsoft Word and includes a letter to parents (including an example) and the rubric by which projects may be graded. Rubric may be printed on the reverse side of the hand out so that students and parents know what is expected. The PDF version is newly available and looks much nicer; include your due date before copying and

Subjects:

Arts & Music, English Language Arts, Social Studies - History

Grades:

1st - 3rd

Types:

Projects, Handouts, For Parents

Help Stop the Summer Slide: A Parent Letter

Created by

Teach4Passion

This letter discusses what parents can do over the summer to make sure that their children do not experience any regression in the area of reading. It give them tips and ideas, as well as stresses the importance of reading over the summer.

Subjects:

Reading, Reading Strategies, Study Skills

Grades:

PreK - 6th

Types:

Handouts, Printables, For Parents

Mystery Readers Q&A and Sign Up Sheet

Created by

Cara McGrady

Want to start a Mystery Readers program in your classroom? I used Mystery Readers as a way to get my students excited about guest readers (parents, grandparents, friends & family members, school faculty, local "celebrities", etc) who would come to our classroom to surprise us & read a book to the students. The kids LOVED it & looked forward to finding out new clues each day. This hand out is a fabulous way to explain to parents just how the program works & also to muster up so

Subjects:

Literature, Reading, Short Stories

Grades:

PreK - 4th

Types:

Activities, Classroom Forms, For Parents

Special Education Daily Communication Sheet

Created by

E-SPECIAL-LY For You

Multi-functional Daily Communication Sheet between teacher, therapists, and parents. Teachers and/or students can indicate the activities (Boardmaker Symbols paired with written word) that were completed throughout the day and correspondence can be written home daily. Communication sheet can be customized to include teacher and therapist names and teacher contact information (email and phone number) in the footer at the bottom of the page. The Picture Communication Symbols ©1981–2015 by May

Subjects:

English Language Arts, For All Subjects, Special Education

Grades:

PreK - 5th

Types:

Worksheets, Classroom Forms, For Parents

Report Card Comments for Reading, Writing and Work Habits

Created by

Donna Graff

Ever struggle for the right words to say to parents when it comes time for report cards and parent teacher conferences? This resource is a collection of some sample ELA comments, as well as work habits and behavior comments. The comments for reading and writing focus on an area the student is struggling with and suggestions for parents to help their child with it. Just plug in your student's name and adjust the pronouns (he/she, himself/herself). You can mix and match the comments as needs to f

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Reading, Writing

Grades:

3rd - 6th

Types:

Assessment, Classroom Forms, For Parents

Weekly Homework Sheet Editable

Created by

Teaching in the Big City

Blank weekly homework sheet that's editable. Just type and go!I used to use the columns to the right for "Important things to know" and an inspiring quote section but you can use it as you see fit!Thanks for looking and please be sure to check out my other listings!

Subjects:

English Language Arts, For All Subject Areas, Math

Grades:

PreK - 12th

Types:

Homework, Classroom Forms, For Parents

Parent-Teacher Conference Template

Created by

Spencer's Closet

This document allows teachers to document parent-teacher conferences and save them into a file. This document can also be saved as a template for repeated use. Excellent way to make thoughts, issues, and or concerns clear for parents.

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Math, Science

Grades:

PreK - 12th

Types:

Printables, For Parents

Sign-Out Sheet for Dismissal (English & Spanish)

Created by

Zteach

Need to keep track of who is picking up your students at dismissal? Here is a quick daily student sign-out sheet for parents to initial before they pick up their child from your classroom. This allows you to have documented who picked up the students from your classroom. Great for Pre-School-1st grade, especially.

Subjects:

Back to School, Child Care, EFL - ESL - ELD

Grades:

PreK - 8th, Staff

Types:

For Parents, For Principals & Administrators

Summer Reading List - 4th grade entering 5th

Created by

Lucky Librarian

Two page summer reading list, including a variety of genres and levels. Most titles include summaries. Feel free to edit at will. Developed for 4th graders entering 5th grade, but many titles appropriate for older and younger students.

Subjects:

Library Sciences, Library Skills, Reading

Grades:

3rd - 6th

Types:

Handouts, Homework, For Parents

A Bookmark for Parents ~ to use when reading with their child

Created by

My Kindergarten

Put one of these bookmarks in your students' home-reading bags so parents have it handy while reading with their child. The comprehension questions on one side list questions parents can ask to strengthen children's comprehension in the areas of: making connections, asking questions, visualizing, inferring, determining importance, and synthesizing. The other side lists tips and decoding prompts for parent to use when the child reads. To prepare: copy, fold in 1/2, and laminate (if you want).

Subjects:

Reading, Reading Strategies

Grades:

PreK - 5th

Types:

For Parents

CCSS:

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Monthly Newsletters: Disney Theme

Created by

YJ Creations

This product is a great resource for any Disney loving teacher. Just download and input text boxes with your personalized information and your ready to send them to parents. This product includes the months of August-June, each with different Disney characters.

Subjects:

Informational Text

Grades:

PreK - 5th

Types:

Printables, Classroom Forms, For Parents

Take Home Books: EDITABLE Letter to Parents & "What to do if" Reading Strategies

Created by

Jennifer Lam

This 2 page document is targeted to parents of kindergarteners. However, will small adjustments it can be a wonderful resource to help your parents feel more comfortable supporting their child's reading at home. This file contains an editable Microsoft Word document making tweaking and adding your name and class easy. Part 1: The letter explains to parents the take home book procedures used in my kindergarten special education classroom as well as suggestions to use as home. It answers the que

Subjects:

Reading, Reading Strategies

Grades:

PreK - 3rd

Types:

Classroom Forms, For Parents

Before, During, & After Reading Questions

Created by

Brittany Shafferman

This sheet has prompting questions to ask students before, during, and after they read. These questions can be asked during guided reading, whole-group lessons, or can be sent home for parent use. These questions are at different levels on Bloom's taxomony and are also color-coded according to fiction texts, non-fiction texts, or both. Also, this reference sheet is translated from English to Spanish for ELL parent use.

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies

Grades:

K - 5th

Types:

Teacher Manuals, For Parents

AR Parent Letter

Created by

Free in 4th

This parent letter lets parents know: 1) Their child's AR level 2) The minimum point requirements per trimester 3) your expectations This AR Parent letter is a means of communication for parents. It is especially useful for the student who repeatedly begins to read a book, but never finishes, meaning they do not take AR test regularly It is also useful for the student who read multiple books at once (at home and at school) but does not routinely take tests. * I kept this form as a word docum

Subjects:

Reading

Grades:

2nd - 8th

Types:

For Parents

Editable Parent Teacher Conference Form

Created by

Jessica Hamilton

This is a great form to use for parent teacher conferences. It helps the teacher share all of the reading assessment information, grades, and behaviors with the parents. It includes PALS, DIBELS, Fountas and Pinnell and the first grade benchmarks scores for each, but this is editable. Feel free to adjust it to show your benchmarks for your state's tests. It includes a checklist for behaviors, a place to write a positive "glow" and a "room to grow," and for parents to write their concerns. I

Subjects:

Classroom Management, For All Subject Areas, Reading

Grades:

K - 3rd

Types:

Assessment, Classroom Forms, For Parents

Reading Level Comparison Chart

Created by

Amanda Pardue

This chart compares reading levels from RazKids, Fontas & Pinnell, Reading Recovery, DRA, Lexile, and grade level expectations. This chart allows for easy understanding for parents, students and teachers when comparing reading levels from different sources.

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies

Grades:

PreK - 5th

Types:

Assessment, Guided Reading Books, For Parents

Segmentation Word List: 5 Phonemes

Created by

Clear Therapy Connections

I created a list of 85 5-phoneme words to use with my older speech therapy students for segmenting and blending goals. Parents have also expressed the desire to have visuals with homework practice so this is a handy list for them as well.

Subjects:

Phonics, Reading, Spelling

Grades:

2nd - 12th

Types:

Study Guides, Homework, For Parents

Fountas and Pinnell Parent Reporting Sheet

Created by

Spencer's Closet

This document allows teachers to share students' Fountas and Pinnell reading levels with parents throughout the school year. It places students into 4 different performance categories. The sample shows how to set up the document. The actual template can be accessed on page 2 of this document. The school name, school logo, date, Fountas and Pinnell level and return date can be inputted by the teacher. This is an excellent way for teachers to communicate with parents and keeping them up to date wi

Subjects:

Reading

Grades:

PreK - 12th

Types:

Assessment, Printables, For Parents

Weekly Newsletter Under the Sea Theme

Created by

Jayme Lopez

An editable weekly newsletter great for communicating with parents and students. I attach this to the front of my weekly homework packets. Spaces for weekly spelling words, important information, homework assignments, and weekly objectives are provided.

Subjects:

Back to School, English Language Arts, For All Subjects

Grades:

PreK - 12th, Staff

Types:

Assessment, Homework, For Parents

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