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Reading strategies Common Core CCRA.R.1 resources under $5
Book Review - Doodle Book Report - Use with any book!
Take book reports and book projects to a whole new level with this super fun Doodle Book Review! First, students complete a step-by-step planning guide. They’ll reflect on the book’s characters, plot, setting, and theme. In addition, they’ll rate the book, identify an important quote, write a summary, describe the book in just three words, and even make up an award for the book. Next, they’ll use their insights from their planning pages to design a Doodle Book Review. Using a doodle templat
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4th - 7th
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Main Idea | Reading Comprehension | Google Slides | Boom Cards
Now with GOOGLE SLIDES. Are your students learning to identify the MAIN IDEA of a passage? This Google Slide and BOOM Game is so helpful in helping students to understand the difficult concept of MAIN IDEA. Each game slide has a short passage of3-5 sentences. Your student will listento the passage and then to the sentence choices. Then the student will choose the sentence that best identifies the passage's Main Idea.There is AUDIO to support beginning Readers. The Boom cards are randomized
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K - 1st
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Also included in: Digital Reading Comprehension Bundle | Boom Cards | Google Slides
Compare and Contrast Reading Comprehension Passages Venn Diagram
These compare and contrast reading passages and writing printables are perfect for teaching this reading comprehension skill! Includes nonfiction passages and worksheets.Part of a Comprehension Strategy Bundle. Please click here for a look:Compare and Contrast Cami*3 passages, 2 versions of each (6 total) -Version 1- Students cut and paste picture-supported words to complete Venn diagram -Version 2- Students highlight to compare, color-code pictures to contrastTOPICS: cats vs. dogsapples vs. p
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K - 2nd
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Reading Response Sticky Note Templates for Comprehension Strategies
Do you have a TON of sticky notes you are looking to use in a meaningful way? Do you want to help your students use key reading comprehension strategies?Do you need a quick way to assess if your students are applying the reading comprehension strategies you are teaching? If you answered yes to any of those questions, these reading response templates are for you! These reading response sticky note templates are a quick, easy, and engaging way to hold students accountable during independent readi
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2nd - 6th
Sentence Writing Sentence Starters Reading Response Notebook ELA Anchor Charts
Help your students avoid the STUCK feeling when writing about their reading! Reading responses do NOT have to be challenging when you can use sentence stems to get your students started. These reading response posters are great as a wall display, a reference ring, or for your students’ interactive notebooks. Each chart gives students multiple ways to begin their written responses to eliminate starting each response the same way. These charts will also assist all students (general education, spe
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3rd - 5th
Making Inferences Lessons and Reading Passages with Inferencing Activities
This 3-day Making Inferences Mini-Unit provides numerous opportunities to develop the skill of inferring. Through creative activities like Inference Charades, Top Secret Tips Puzzle, “Inside the Principal’s Files,” and Whose Locker is This?, students develop their inferring skills while they are actively engaged in their learning. Direct instruction on the reading comprehension skill combined with the analysis of five separate inferencing reading passages further develop students’ ability to a
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4th - 7th
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Inferencing Activities - Doodle Notes with Inference Reading Passages
Students often struggle with making inferences while reading. That’s because inferencing is a challenging skill! Help students develop their inferring skills with this incredibly fun and engaging reading mini-unit. It combines doodle notes where students sketch notes about how to make inferences AND actual learning activities to help students improve their reading comprehension skills. It’s fun and educational! First, students DOODLE and then they DO activities to help them showcase their l
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4th - 7th
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Inference Activity - Making Inferences on Social Media Reading Assignments
Inference Activity - Making Inferences on Social Media Reading Assignments is a creative activity designed to help your students improve their inferential thinking. Students will examine three social media profiles and use their reading skills to infer information about the person who owns the account. Each of the profiles includes posts, conversations, updates, and images that reveal information about the person's traits, interests, relationships, and more! Students will complete one of the thr
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6th - 9th
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Inference Activity - Making Inferences in Song Lyrics Music Reading Assignments
Inference Activity - Making Inferences in Song Lyrics Music Reading Assignments is a creative bundle of activities designed to help your students improve their inferential thinking. Students will examine the lyrics of four songs that require students to use their inference skills. Each of the selected songs tells a story, and students will examine the song lyrics and infer the meaning of the narrative by inferring information. With songs from Taylor Swift, Adele, The Chicks, and Miranda Lambert,
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7th - 9th
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Thanksgiving Close Reading Inference Mystery - Who Stole the Pumpkin Pie?
Thanksgiving Close Reading Inference Mystery - Who Stole the Pumpkin Pie?: Engage your students with a captivating close reading inference activity that challenges them to explore and find text evidence, make inferences, and read more closely. This resource provides all the necessary materials to facilitate this fun and creative reading activity in your classroom. Students will have the opportunity to work collaboratively, enhancing their problem-solving and critical-thinking skills as they unr
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: READING MYSTERIES FULL-YEAR ELA PROGRAM | PRINT
Cause and Effect Nonfiction Text Structure: Doodle Notes, Lessons, & Activities
Looking for a fun and engaging way to teach the Cause and Effect Nonfiction Text Structure? Well, then you AND your students are going to love this Doodle and Do resource. First students “DOODLE” as they complete sketch notes about the cause and effect nonfiction text structure. Then, students “DO” six engaging activities to showcase their understanding of the nonfiction text structure.Since the doodle notes encourage students to color, doodle, and/or embellish their notes as they learn, they
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5th - 8th
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Ugly Christmas Sweater Reading and ELA Activities | Middle School Christmas ELA
This holiday project and activity set with keep upper elementary and middle school students on task during this busy time of year! Students will read about the history of the ugly Christmas sweater, practice grammar and ELA skills centered around this theme and even design their own sweater as a finale to a FULL WEEK of activities!This resource includes the following:⭐ The History of the Ugly Christmas Sweater informational text passage⭐ Nonfiction comprehension questions⭐ Vocabulary matching ac
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Christmas ELA and Reading Activities for Middle School | Holiday ELA
Text Evidence - Citing Text Evidence - Main Idea and Supporting Details Activity
Prove Your Answer - Finding Text Evidence and Finding the Main Idea - Winter Animal Edition - This package contains Winter Animal themed non-fiction reading passages with comprehension questions to locate main idea and supporting details by using a simple color coding strategy. Five different Winter Animal themed passages are included, so you can use them for practice or review throughout the winter season!✅Be sure to check out the thumbnails and previews for detailed images and information of t
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2nd - 4th
Stone Fox Novel Study Unit
Comprehension that will get your students thinking as discussing in this Stone Fox Novel Study. With a variety Stone Fox chapter questions and activities, you can choose the ones just right for your learners for easy differentiation. Choose from written response, graphic organizers, vocabulary prompts, and close reading passages. Are you...✏️Reading Stone Fox with students or children?✏️Helping children practice written response to text✏️Teaching children to begin to look for text evidence and a
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3rd - 4th
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Also included in: Favorite Book Study Bundle
Main Idea Doodle Notes and Activities - Main Idea Reading Passages
Learning how to identify the main idea in a passage is absolutely essential. That’s why this mini-unit on finding the main idea is a hit! It combines doodle notes (where students sketch notes about how to find the main idea) and actual learning activities to help students improve their reading comprehension skills. It's pretty awesome! First students DOODLE and then they DO activities to help them showcase their learning!Here’s how it works: First, students will complete highly engaging Dood
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4th - 7th
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Inference Activities - Making Inferences in Text Messages Reading Assignments
Inference Activities - Making Inferences in Text Messages Reading Assignments is a creative bundle of activities designed to help your students improve their inferential thinking. Students will read six text message conversations that require students to use their inference skills to understand. Students will examine details from the text messages to make inferences about the speakers, their traits, their relationship to each other, their location, and what they are discussing! Prompting questio
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6th - 8th
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Real News vs. Fake News: Evaluating Online Sources Webquest and Game
Equip your students with the critical thinking and analysis skills they need to navigate the digital landscape with our "Real News vs. Fake News: Evaluating Online Sources Webquest and Game" now with UPDATED LINKS! Tailored for middle school and high school English Language Arts (ELA) teachers, this educational resource transforms the often challenging task of source evaluation into an engaging and interactive learning experience.Key Features:Interactive Learning Journey: Take your students on a
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7th - 10th
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Sequencing Doodle Notes and 5 Activities for Finding the Sequence of Events
Help students learn all about sequencing with this super fun Doodle and Do mini-unit! This resource includes sequencing graphic organizers, reading comprehension worksheets and passages that help students determine the sequence of events in a text, and hands-on learning activities to help students understand sequencing.Here’s how it works: First, students will complete highly engaging Doodle Notes about sequencing. They’ll learn about how to determine the sequence of events in a passage, sign
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4th - 7th
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Miss Nelson is Missing | Easy Prep ELA Reading Lesson Sub Plans | 2nd Grade
When a teacher has to be out there’s no secret that pulling together sub plans are time consuming and almost more work than just being in the classroom. But sometimes we’re obligated to be out and here is an easy prep ELA lesson plan using the popular mentor text: Miss Nelson Is Missing!Includes:Missing Teacher Poster"Have You Seen My Teacher" writing planning sheetsWriting Publishing PaperComic Book Writing PaperCharacter TraitsMaking InferencesStory Maps- BMERoom 207 - Before & After Point
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2nd - 4th
THE DAY THE CRAYONS QUIT activities READING COMPREHENSION - Book Companion
Save yourself time and engage your students with these The Day the Crayons Quit activities. This jam-packed book companion is quick and easy to use - Just print and go!Read on to learn more about all that is included in this standards-based interactive read aloud packet based on the children’s book, The Day the Crayons Quit by Drew Daywalt.TO SAVE YOU TIME, WE'VE DONE ALL OF THE WORK FOR YOU!1. We chose vocabulary words & kid-friendly definitions.2. We selected mentor sentences & specifi
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1st - 4th
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Martin Luther King Jr. Biography Reading Comprehension - Print and Digital
Learn about the inspiring life of Martin Luther King Jr. with this reading comprehension resource, designed for 5th to 7th graders. This unit offers a detailed exploration of one of history’s most influential figures and includes activities and questions to enhance students' understanding and reading skills. Includes printable PDF and interactive digital formats (Google Slides™ and Easel). It's perfect for classroom, homeschool, and distance learning settings.KEY FEATURESEngaging Biography: Lear
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5th - 7th
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Reading Comprehension Strategies Bookmarks With Questions and Thinking Stems
Are you looking for another tool to help your students improve their reading comprehension? These 28 reading comprehension bookmarks are a great companion for independent reading, book clubs, or to send home with your students. Each book mark focuses on a reading skill or strategy. *This resource also includes a digital reading response journal created in Google Slides for students to respond to the thinking and question stems on the bookmarks. On the front of each bookmark...Student see a visua
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3rd - 5th
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Predicting Passages, Making Predictions Graphic Organizer (Print and Digital)
Making predictions while reading is an essential skill for comprehending text. Students do not intuitively know how to make effective predictions based on clues from the passage and their own experiences. That’s where this mini-unit comes in. Filled with predicting passages, worksheets, and graphic organizers, this unit is the perfect way to teach students how to make predictions while reading. This mini-unit provides numerous opportunities to develop the skill of making predictions. Through
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4th - 7th
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READERS THEATER MIDDLE SCHOOL BRAIN TEASER MYSTERY SCRIPT: STOLEN LAPTOP
This grades 5-8 Readers’ Theater brain teaser mystery script gives students high-interest practice in reading aloud, comprehension and writing. Drama and ELA fun! "The Mystery of the Stolen Laptop" readers’ theater script requires your students to perform inference tasks to solve clues. The cast list is intended for 8 readers but the number of readers can easily be contracted or expanded, depending on how many groups you wish to have. PLOTThis funny and engaging 12 page script is about the theft
Grades:
5th - 8th
Also included in: DRAMA FUN | MIDDLE SCHOOL DRAMA GAMES & READERS' THEATER
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