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Specialty Common Core RI.4.5 literature circles
Literature Circle Resources for Fiction & Nonfiction Texts
Literature circles are a great way to provide students with an opportunity to select books of their choice and to work cooperatively while thinking and responding critically to what they are reading.
This download provides resources for you to start literature circles in your own classroom. By using these resources, students will self-assess and reflect on their answers and their participation.
You will receive:
*Literature Circle contract
*Literature Circle book selection form
*Fiction Lite
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Reading Comprehension Cards Based on Bloom's Revised Taxonomy
Comp. Quest Cards 2 are based on Bloom's Revised Taxonomy. Cards are color coordinated based on various levels of thinking. They are a great tool for teachers, teacher assistants and parents to engage children during a read aloud, and reading groups. I have used these cards as a third grade teacher, a resource room teacher and as a reading specialist.⭐ These are based on more recent changes from Anderson & Krathwohl (2001).➀ Light red: Remembering➁ Light orange: Understanding➂ Light yellow:
Grades:
K - 5th, Staff
Also included in: Reading Comprehension Bundle
A-Z Leveled Books Support: Guided Reading Lesson Plans Set 1 (Levels N-Z)
Are you looking for an easy way to make your guided reading run more smoothly? This resource may be just what you are looking for. This Ready-Made A-Z Guided Reading Lesson Plan Set 1 has the A-Z reading book Levels N-Z lesson plans with a guided reading group recording sheet . This one sheet lesson plan for each story lets you easily guide your reading group and allows you to collect data on students' progress through the lesson. Make your guided reading groups run efficiently with this resourc
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Grades:
2nd - 6th
Culminating Book Report Templates & Biography Research Graphic Organizer
Celebrate the power of stories with the Parade Design with Book Report Templates & Biography Research Graphic Organizer. With no prep worksheets, students will choose a book that holds significant meaning in their life, choose a character from the story to represent during the parade, and research the life of their book author. Your students will love the opportunity to create their own parade based on the setting, plot, characters, and central message (or author's purpose) of their story. T
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Malala Character Analysis and Self Advocacy Activity for 3rd, 4th, and 5th Grade
Looking for a fun verb activity for your upper elementary classroom? This Malala Character Analysis and Self Advocacy Activity for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students is an integrated literacy and SEL lesson. Students will be able to identify problems and solutions throughout the story, make text connections, and be inspired to use their courage to be the voice for the voiceless in their communities. Students will also be guided through writing their own "I Am Brave" personal narrative story. This
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Common Core Literature Circles
In our classroom, we use Literature Circles to engage students in meaningful discussions about literature.
We allow students to choose their own reading materials from pre-selected texts covering a range of topics and genres. Often the topics align to content being explored in our class at the time. We have students form small groups (4 students) based on book choice. Our Literature Circle meetings have a regular schedule and only after direct explicit instruction will the discussions become st
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Eight Keys Study Guide Chapter 1-8 with Answers
This is the Study Guide for the first Eight Chapters of Eight Keys, a Sunshine State Young Readers Collection. Perfect for students to read the text while working as a class, with a peer, in small groups, or Home School. Each chapter has numerous comprehension questions with a companion teacher key with page numbers when appropriate. The comprehension questions are designed to create discussion within the small groups and help create a deeper understanding of the text.
This is a small
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Eight Keys Study Guide Chapter 15-21 with Answers
: This is the Study Guide for seven chapters of Eight Keys, a Sunshine State Stand Reader Book. Perfect for students to read the text while working as a class, with a peer, in small groups, or Home School. Each chapter has numerous comprehension questions with a companion teacher key with page numbers when appropriate. The comprehension questions are designed to create discussion within the small groups and help create a deeper understanding of the text.
This is a small part of a larger m
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Eight Keys Study Guide Chapter 9-14 with Answers
This is the Study Guide for the the second group of chapters in Eight Keys, a Sunshine State Stand Reader Book. Perfect for students to read the text while working as a class, with a peer, in small groups, or Home School. Each chapter has numerous comprehension questions with a companion teacher key with page numbers when appropriate. The comprehension questions are designed to create discussion within the small groups and help create a deeper understanding of the text.
This is a
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 5th
4th Grade ELA Common Core Question Stem Cards
This resource has 118 question stems covering all of the 4th grade Common Core Reading Literature and Reading Informational Text standards. These question stem cards are great for promoting whole-group, small group, and even partner discussions. These are a wonderful resource to use when planning close reading lessons. The cards may be printed on cardstock or laminated, hole punched and ringed for easy access. Each card contains the standard in the top left corner for easy reference. Sets are co
Grades:
4th
Biography Book Clubs for ANY Biography
Designed to be used with multiple book clubs simultaneously! Questions pertain to biographies and are designed to get students thinking about how people leave legacies in their own time!
A Book Club project called The Impact Timeline rounds out the book club experience as it asks students to further explore their person's contributions for those that came after them!
If you liked, the Historical Fiction Book Clubs, Fantasy Fiction Book Clubs and/or Mystery Book Clubs from Gifted & Giggles,
Grades:
4th - 6th
4SL - War of Currents Curriculum - Electricity
“SL4 – War of Currents Curriculum – Electricity” helps students better understand the difference between direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC) by studying the War of Currents. This historical battle was fought between Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse, and each wanted their favorite form of electric power to be adopted by the American people. The reading sheet for this lesson was created to help fourth-grade students understand more about electricity.
In this curriculum set, you
Grades:
4th
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•
Grades:
4th - 6th
Dynamic Discussions build Reading Comprehension using Collaboration strategies
I originally designed Dynamic Discussion in 2004 as a tool to support my fourth and fifth grade students to utilize while using the newspaper as their daily shared text. Today it supports Common Core instruction.Dynamic Discussions provide a collaborative forum using “accountable talk” or academic discourse using open ended-questions to dig deeper and to gain greater understanding after reading text. Increase student engagement, build confidence and empower students to take their learning to th
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Discussion questions book marks nonfiction
Do you have students get together to talk about a book, only to have them stare at each other or talk about anything but the book? These book marks will provide students with support to help them ask other people questions. We usually ask students to talk about fiction but they need to be discussing nonfiction to encourage each other to read nonfiction and deepening their knowledge of different topics. Enjoy!
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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