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Close reading printables for Microsoft Publisher
Hachiko Waits Worksheet Brochure for Novel Study of the Book
Students will be filling out a double sided brochure as they read the novel or may to choose to fill it out after reading is completed. This brochure is a fun and different way to gather information from the text. The brochure includes 10 vocabulary words taken from the book along with a vocabulary word that your students may choose to include. Students are asked to write a definition and sketch an image of what the word would look like. Students are also asked to reflect on what loyalty mea
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
ELA Graphic Organizers
Four easy-to-use graphic organizers to help students on their writing journey!Includes: KWL chart, Character/Setting/Plot organizer, Plot Mountain (with section for notes!), and a Character Web.
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Matching and Pasting Activity (CVC Words)
This activity will help the teachers and parents in teaching reading CVC words and enriching the vocabulary of the learners/children. Pictures on the last few pages must be cut and then pasted on the boxes near their corresponding words.
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Close Reading Bookmarks
Close Reading Bookmarks for students with reminders of strategies to use while close reading.
Grades:
3rd - 7th
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Non-fiction Fact Flip Book
This can be used in Guided Reading sessions for children to select facts from non-fiction books and record them in their flip book.
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Grades:
2nd
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Alexander, Who Used to be Rich Last Sunday
A cross curricular activity to review money, coins, addition and subtraction.
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
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Annotation Strategy Bookmark - CAMP
Use these bookmarks to promote annotation skills. The easy to remember acroymn - CAMP - helps students remember the most important things to annotate a text for.
Circle unknown words
Ask questions
Make connections
Paraphrase complex sentences
This annotation strategy can be modified to focus on a specific skill like character analysis or figurative language. This strategy can be used for both fiction and nonfiction readings. You can have students look up the definition of words they circle o
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Say Something Graphic Organizer
Do your students fail to comprehend texts and stay on task when reading in groups? These two handouts are your solution! These handouts are based on the popular group-reading technique called "Say Something," where students read a text, stop when the teacher calls time, and then say something. The handout instructs students to make a prediction, ask a question, make a comment, clarify something they understand, make a connection, or reread information for their group. The second page of this han
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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