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Free literature resources for Microsoft Excel
Chapters and Page Numbers for The One and Only Ivan
This book has 153 chapters and no table of contents. Here's a handy reference for chapter numbers, chapter names, and page numbers (for the hardcover edition) to use in class.
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3rd - 6th
1984 Vocabulary Parts I, II, and III
This spreadsheet contains 30 vocabulary words from Parts I, II, and III of 1984 by George Orwell. There is a tab with the words and definitions, a tab with blanks for students can fill it in themselves, and a tab with a quiz using a word bank.
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9th - 12th
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Fever 1793 Study Guide: Questions and Answers
This is an exhaustive, 279 question series of worksheets for the book Fever 1793. The file contains questions for each chapter (an average of 9 questions per chapter.) Each question also has the page number on which the answers can be found. The worksheets are customizable. Question number, questions, pages the answers can be found on are in separate spreadsheet columns so you can delete or change information to fit your own specifications. Most questions ask who, what, where and when. There are
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7th - 10th
Kindergarten Curriculum map ELA aligned with common core standards
Download this FREE kindergarten ELA curriculum map. It is a fully editable excel file and aligned with ELA common core standards. This helps you plan your entire year by knowing which standards to focus on each month.
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K
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Harry Potter House Cup Interactive Spreadsheet
A simple tool for your own class's house cup! Sort your class into houses, let them compete in trivia games, quidditch, or test scores, enter the results and let the sheet track and rank the houses.Included Tabs:1) Point tabulation - Colorful and organized for easy record keeping2) Hourglasses - Great to have on display during class to motivate the competitive3) House Cup Ceremony - Colorful and immersive! Perfect for end-of-unit parties. House Cup Ceremony is a checkbox to reveal the winner, an
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BOOK Attendance
While teaching Reading, several students were physically in class, but their books were missing. Hence, Book Attendance was born! Is your book in class? Great! You get a grade for this at the end of the quarter. (I make it a quiz grade.) I type in all the Reading class days for the quarter at the top, with student names on the left, then print it out. I keep my mini book attendance on a clipboard and fill it out at the beginning of class. Check mark means your book is in class, X means it
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The Giver (Lois Lowry) Section 1 Chs. 1-9 Kahoot! Blooket & Gimkit Questions
Reward your students for doing their reading, assess their reading comprehension, and have FUN in the classroom with these human-written questions about SECTION 1 of The Giver by Lois Lowry. These questions were lovingly written and tested in a real G7 language arts classroom by a working teacher. The questions are designed to be easy to answer for students who have actually DONE THE READING, but difficult for any student who didn't bother to read. Find out if your students really did the heavy
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6th - 10th
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Colonization & Founding Ideas Vocabulary
See my shop for the unit bundle!This literature unit delves into the evolution of American literature, spanning pre- and post-colonization eras. Commencing with Native American oral traditions and early colonial writings and leading to a culminating essay exam that assesses critical analysis and synthesis of the unit's themes. A digital notebook supports ongoing reflection, discussions, and collaborative preparation for the essay exam, fostering a deep understanding of American literary traditio
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11th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Colonization & Founding Ideas Unit
Read Aloud Sketches Form
When doing any oral reading in class, especially with narrative text, use this form to help your student visualize the scenes. Instruct the students to listen closely and try to picture the scene as it is read aloud. Instruct the students to imagine they are in a movie theater and this is the movie they are watching. Activate imagination and reading comprehension abilities. Use with any grade level.
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K - 12th
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Compiled List of Mentor Texts to Teach a Variety of Strategies
I have scoured the internet and professional resources to create a comprehensive list of mentor texts to teach many reading strategies such as visualizing, inference, synthesizing, symbolism, etc..
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K - 5th
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Reader's notes template: Novel
While reading a novel, students will keep track of important aspects of the story such as setting, structure, major and minor characters, plot, tone, literary devices, key quotes and themes. This brief, two-page note taking form allows students some space and creativity and also holds students accountable for their reading. Designed as an excel spreadsheet, you can edit the categories to align with your teaching.
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9th - 12th
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Figurative Language Foldable - Interactive Journal - English and Spanish
This figurative language foldable is great for interactive journals. It is in English and Spanish.Thank you!!!
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3rd - 5th
Silent Reading Goals Template
I use this form during our silent reading time. Each student has a day that they meet with me to discuss their book that they are currently working on. I attached 3-5 sheets behind student dividers inside of a thick 3-inch binder. When I meet with a student, I record their book title, reading level, date, what we discuss about their book and set the student up with a new reading goal for the week. We may discuss if they like their book so far, who are the main characters, funniest part, they
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K - 6th
Scholastic Reading A-Z Reading Record
This spreadsheet allows teachers to track individual student progress on oral reading in Scholastics Reading A-Z program. I listed every story from kindergarten through fifth grade. The spreadsheet has multiple pages. You can either print the pages by grade level or as a continuous document from k-5.
If you are like me and like to see your students' progress, this document is for you.
I keep one copy per student in a binder so that I can listen to their reading and retell and track each st
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K - 5th
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Reading strand and clusters for Literature (includes access points standards)
This is for the FIRST STRAND of the ELA standards for kindergarten through 2nd grade. This is an excel spreadsheet set with 5 days to use for documenting data. There is a tab for each cluster within the strand. This is from the Florida State Standards from the CPALMS website. This set covers k-2nd grade ELA standards for the first strand.
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K - 2nd
Chapter Questions for the novel Peak
This document contains over 200 comprehension questions for the novel Peak. The document is made in Excel. Sheet #1 contains questions with some of the pages where the information can be found. Sheet #2 has the questions and answers. Sheet #3 has questions separated and ready for printing. I divided the pages on Sheet #3 like I would have wanted for my classroom. The document is completely customizable. You can delete or add questions and change questions numbers.
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5th - 8th
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List of Newbery Winning Books With Live Links - UPDATED 2017
Each year my class does a Newbery medal project where they must choose a Newbery winning book to read and write an essay on. This is the list of Newbery winning books I will send home with students as they look for and choose their book. It includes the award year, author, title, Accelerated Reader reading level, and AR point value.
Some titles contain notes from me specific to my class. This is an editable file, so you'll be able to remove or revise those.
The Author field and Title field b
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5th - 8th
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FREE Virtual Reading Log
Engage with your students by having them fill out this virtual reading log. Export their data to an excel sheet to keep track of them throughout the entire school year!DON'T FORGET TO "MAKE A COPY" after downloading.
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Not Grade Specific
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Interactive Journal Story Elements - Dual Language
The interactive journal item is perfect for the dual language classroom. Story elements, including characters, setting, and plot are identified and defined in English and Spanish.Los Elementos Del CuentoThank your for looking!Please review this download
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2nd - 5th
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Oedipus' family tree
Oedipus' family tree showing who dies when and who is whose parent
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9th - 12th
Where the Mountain Meets the Moon Weekly Plan Contract--Chapters 1-5
This is a weekly plan for the book Where the Mountain Meets the Moon created by Carrie C. This is the first of six weekly plans including spelling, grammar, writing, reading comprehension, and reading plan. You can modify the contract to meet your needs for scheduling, writing assignment, etc. (they were originally created for my own classroom) and of course, you'll need to secure yourself the book. This and the other plans are aligned to the Common Core standards which are listed at the top.
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5th
Short Story Analysis Chart
This chart is used to help students review a short story that has been studied either independently or as a whole class review. Because it is a Word file, it can be altered or modified to include different literary elements or to include multiple columns to allow students to compare and contrast multiple stories. It works well as a story-by-story review activity to assess comprehension of one story before moving on to other stories in a unit. It also works well as a final review activity befo
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7th - 10th
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Reading Log (Monthly)
This is a monthly reading log intended to be used for homework. Students can record their book title, author and three words they learned while reading. The name, month, instructions, days of the week and date are all editable for your convenience.
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K - 5th
Anonymous Privilege or Advantage Walk: Digital Form
The questions and original lesson plan came from The National Association of Independent Schools; People of Color Conference: https://pocc.nais.org/PoCC/media/documents/Privilege-Walk-Activity-for-the-Classroom.pdfThe questions provided by the PoCC have been put into a google spreadsheet where students can anonymously calculate the number of steps they would take in an advantage walk. You can print it and have students do the math themselves or copy the digital form, which will calculate the ste
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Dreamland Burning by Jennifer Latham
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