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Common Core RI.4.5 literature circles for Easel Activities
Al Capone Does My Shirts Novel Study + Enrichment Project Menu; Digital Option
Everything you need to use Gennifer Choldenko's award winning novel, "Al Capone Does My Shirts" effectively in your classroom! A no-prep standards based interactive notebook literature guide with follow-up reading response questions for every chapter as well as vocabulary, writing projects, activities and enrichment projects. Teacher friendly engaging lessons to use with this award winning novel in your classroom while encouraging critical reading skills.CCSS/STAAR Aligned! Great for "Distance L
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4th - 8th
Dear Levi Novel Study on Westward Expansion
Incorporating novels with your social studies units is easy with this all inclusive print and go packet. I've included everything you need to work your way through this novel with ease. Integrating novel units into your social studies block can transform history for your students. "Dear Levi" is a story of a young boy moving west to work the land his Pa claimed for their family. The hardships of moving west in a wagon train are beyond what we can imagine, but this novel brings so many of those
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4th - 5th
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NC State Symbols Reading Passage
This an introductory reading passage to the North Carolina State Symbols. Students will learn about some of the most popular state symbols that shape North Carolina. There is a sequencing worksheet to follow after the passage, in which students are to list and describe the four symbols discussed in the passage in chronological order from when they were adopted as a state symbol.
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3rd - 5th
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Dear Austin Novel Study
Incorporating novels with your social studies units is easy with this all inclusive print and go packet. I've included everything you need to work your way through this novel with ease.
This novel unit is designed to go along with your Social Studies lessons on the Underground Railroad and Westward Expansion (early 1850’s). This unit does not give you lessons on the Underground Railroad, but rather reading lessons on the novel, Dear Austin, a book of letters from Levi to his brother Austin, w
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4th - 6th
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Lewis and Clark and Me Novel Study
Incorporating novels with your social studies units is easy with this all inclusive print and go packet. I've included everything you need to work your way through this short story with ease. "Lewis and Clark and Me, A Dog’s Tale" is a short story about the adventures of Lewis’s dog, Seaman, as he travels with Lewis and Clark. Their journey would take them from Pennsylvania to the Pacific Ocean. Each section tells a new tale of what happened along the way, and it gives students a different pe
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3rd - 6th
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America: Original 13 Colonies: Nonfiction Reading Comprehension
A nonfiction reading resource of our nation's history describing how the original 13 colonies came to be involved in the American Revolution. Each high interest informational text passage is followed by an activity designed to improve your student's reading comprehension skills! Students will need to read and highlight the text in order to find evidence, locate the main idea and supporting details, understand vocabulary, and complete cause and effect or problem and solution charts. All answer
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4th - 6th
Also included in: Bundle: America Non-Fiction Reading passages and printables
Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Passages and Printables About St. Nicholas
This nonfiction resource features 3 reading comprehension passages. Several standards are combined so students will have an opportunity to practice their skills without isolating each standard. The informational text passages are written using descriptive and cause/effect structure. Each passage is presented twice. The first time students will begin the analyzing process (identify main idea, supporting details, finding evidence). With the second reading, students are asked to dig a little deeper
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4th - 6th
If You Lived At the Time of The Civil War, Kay Moore Reading Response Activities
"If You Lived at the Time of the Civil War", Kay Moore reading response activities. I have included engaging student response questions to cover all of the pages in this popular Civil War nonfiction book. From creating a compare and contrast diagram or interviewing a resident after the war has ended to creating a poster for other residents to join the cause; your students will choose five different activities to complete similar to those above from the information provided in the book.Once they
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4th - 5th
Turkeys: non-fiction passages and printables
After reading the 3 high interest nonfiction passages, your students will know the difference between wild and domesticated turkeys, facts about turkeys, and how the turkey became part of the Thanksgiving tradition. Challenging questions on the printables help them analyze and comprehend the nonfiction text. Perfect for the week of Thanksgiving!All answer keys included!Standards covered:• Vocabulary - RI 3.4, RI 4.4, RI 5.4 RI 6.4• Using Details to Answer Questions- RI 3.1, RI 4.1, RI 5.1, RI
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3rd - 6th
Book activities for "I Dissent: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Makes Her Mark"
About This Book
This is a well-illustrated book telling the story of a strong, female role model. All girls should read it. In my opinion, every parent and grandparent should buy this book for their son or daughter and read it with them! This books teaches us important lessons about conflict and how it can be both handled without hatred and unfriendliness It also demonstrates how doing this can bring about change. Ruth is persistent throughout her life about standing up for what is right.
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2nd - 4th
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March Folktales and Legends Non-Fiction Passages and Task Cards
Challenge your students with these high interest nonfiction passages about events in the month of March or legends associated with March. Improve comprehension skills by guiding your students through the SQ3R, SQ4R, and Nonfiction Text Structure printables. By using these steps, students will learn to analyze informational text and improve their reading comprehension skills.Students will love discovering why someone would kiss a stone, what the original color of St. Patrick's Day was, and whe
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4th - 6th
Also included in: March Nonfiction and Fiction Reading Comprehension Bundle
Molly's Pilgrim Nonfiction book companion
Looking for a nonfiction book companion to use with the popular children's book Molly's Pilgrim? Then take a look at this resource! A great way to improve reading strategies and skills with your Thanksgiving study of this classic. Three non-fiction passages about the Cossacks, Russian Jews, and Barbara Cohen with text-dependent questions following each passage, AND 4 pages of printables to practice and reinforce reading skills using Molly's Pilgrim as a text. Answer keys for all are included. S
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2nd - 4th
April Legends: Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Passages & Printables
Improve reading comprehension with this engaging resource about April Showers! Informational text passages and Native American legends are included, as well as, activity printables that would also be suitable for an interactive notebook. Text format provides annotations and activities as students read to actively engage students and deepen their knowledge of content and skills. Bold print words highlight vocabulary important in the text. Great way to teach your students how to read informatio
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4th - 6th
Mysteries of the Revolution: Reading Comprehension about Washington's Spies
Practice reading comprehension skills while reading about the mysteries of the American Revolution! There are even mysteries within mysteries in this engaging look at the spies of George Washington! Did you know that Washington ordered the start of one of the first spy rings to operate in the U.S.? Even our first President didn't know the real names of many of the operatives and the identity of Agent 355 is still unknown today! Spark interest in our nation's history with this nonfiction res
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5th - 7th
Who Was George Washington? {Presidents' Day Novel Study} PRINT & DIGITAL
*Who Was George Washington? novel study is now a PRINT and DIGITAL resource through GOOGLE SLIDES and EASEL by TPT. This novel study is ready for DISTANCE LEARNING. Connect American History and literature by reading the novel Who Was George Washington? by Roberta Edwards. Included in this Presidents’ Day novel study are:Printer Friendly Blackline and Colored Novel Study 9 Pages of Comprehension Questions with an Answer Key9 Pages of Extension Activities – Thinking Maps FocusKWL – Who Was Geo
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3rd - 4th
American Revolution Reading Comprehension: Who Made the First Flag?
Did you know that there are several that claim to be the first flag makers? Follow the evidence in this nonfiction reading comprehension resource to draw your own conclusions and determine who really made the first flag! Engaging passages hold student's attention while they use reading skills to analyze text and solve a history mystery. Take a peek at these other titles in the Mysteries of the Revolution series: Washington's Spies and Midnight Rides and Swamp Spies!What's Included?6 Nonfiction
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5th - 7th
Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Lesson about Paul Revere & Other Heroes
This reading comprehension resource includes the true tale of Paul Revere's famous midnight ride, the tale of another shadowy rider, the tactics of the infamous Swamp Fox, Francis Marion. Read about the little known fact that both men were spies for the American Revolution! Bring history to life with this exciting nonfiction resource! Sure to engage your students. For more history excitement take a peek at Washington's Spies and Who Made the First Flag? What's included?7 nonfiction passages
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5th - 7th
April Themed Informational Text Passages and Printables
Teach your students how to read informational text with these five passages about spring. This resource covers spring, robins, rain, Earth Day, and Arbor Day. Short informational text passages followed by reading strategies to help your students learn how to read informational text, as well as, improve reading comprehension skills. Engaging activities will show your students that informational text can be fun and interesting. Answer keys are included. Passages Include:• Robins• Spring• Rain•
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4th - 6th
Veteran's Day Flip Book and Printable: Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Resource
6 nonfiction reading comprehension passages to teach your students why and how we celebrate Veteran’s Day. Students will use several reading skills while completing the flipbook and printable. Passages are written in varying text structure so students can experience text organized in different ways. Texts are written using chronological, descriptive, cause and effect structures. What your students will discover: facts about Veteran’s DayAdditional topics covered in this resource: Arlington Cem
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3rd - 5th
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