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Literature classroom forms for Microsoft Word
NWEA MAP Reading Report: Learning Continuum Doc. Grouping & Instruction: BUNDLE
NOW EDITABLEFor use with Reading: Literary, Informational, and Vocabulary MAP Data, Including DesCartes Vocabulary List Math is a different product that is also available. Here is the link: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/NWEA-MATH-MAP-Report-Learning-Continuum-Doc-Grouping-and-Instruction-Editable-7589531I have created a resource for teachers who use MAP and would like to use the MAP reports for differentiating and teaching next steps. On the NWEA site, I find it troublesome that th
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2nd - 5th
Mystery Readers Q&A and Sign Up Sheet
Want to start a Mystery Readers program in your classroom? I used Mystery Readers as a way to get my students excited about guest readers (parents, grandparents, friends & family members, school faculty, local "celebrities", etc) who would come to our classroom to surprise us & read a book to the students. The kids LOVED it & looked forward to finding out new clues each day. This hand out is a fabulous way to explain to parents just how the program works & also to muster up so
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PreK - 4th
The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin Final Test
This is a final test for The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin, including matching, multiple choice, True/False, and short answer essay questions. The Westing Game is a mystery about sixteen heirs competing to solve a wealthy man's puzzling will. It's an engaging mystery that fosters critical thinking skills and introduces themes of friendship and identity through its diverse characters. Teachers find it enjoyable as it provides opportunities for discussions on inclusion and teaches literary analysis
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5th - 8th
Crucible Study Guide Set for Acts 1-4 **Updated
Study guides for The Crucible, acts 1-4. Crucible study guide contains guided questions and higher level thinking questions. Crucible study guide encourages meta-cognition and is easily differentiated. The Crucible study guide covers the complete play. The Crucible study guide set can be easily applied to cooperative learning.
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9th - 12th
Read 180 Daily Points Checklist
Students are given 5 points daily. Using this checklist you can easily see who is on task and participating each day! Great way to keep track of effort and behavior!!
WG= Whole Group
SG =Small Group
IR = Independent Reading
C = Computer
M = Materials
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1st - 11th
Where the Red Fern Grows by W. Rawls Test, Multiple Choice, T/F, Matching, Essay
Assess your students' understanding of Where the Red Fern Grows with this comprehensive test. Perfect for upper elementary and middle school English Language Arts classrooms, this test includes multiple choice, short answer, and essay questions covering plot, characters, themes, and literary devices. Easily track student progress and promote critical thinking with this ready-to-use assessment tool. (25 questions)Answer Key is included.
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4th - 9th
"Flowers for Algernon" by Daniel Keyes Quiz
Dive into the classic novella, "Flowers for Algernon," with a comprehensive quiz featuring multiple-choice, true/false, and character matching questions. This assessment not only gauges comprehension but also sparks critical thinking about the novella's themes and motifs.The quiz explores character development, plot intricacies, and underlying messages. I use variations on these questions to initiate discussions as we start the reading and to ensure students grasp both the big ideas and subtle
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Classroom Library Book Sign-Out Sheet - Editable
This is a document I created to manage students checking out books from my classroom library. It has a place for student name, book title, date signed out, and date returned. It's ready to be printed, put in a clipboard, and placed near your classroom library!
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"Passionate Shepherd to Love" & "Nymph's Reply to Shepherd" Comparison
These 2 poems by Christopher Marlowe ("The Passionate Shepherd to His Love") and Sir Walter Raleigh ("The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd") provide a classic example of parody and the step-by-step comparison helps students remember the elements of poetic parody. This activity also allows students to practice reading comprehension. An answer key is provided. The chart may be filled in by individuals in class or for homework or be completed by cooperative learning groups.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Book vs. The Movie Analysis Sheet
This little worksheet can be used to compare any book to its film adaptation. More than simply asking for a compare/contrast, this worksheet asks students to watch carefully, to reflect thoughtfully on how the film adapts the original material, to evaluate the film based on their own expectations, and to identify any new insights they have about the book as a result of watching the film.
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9th - 12th
Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief Reading and Writing Project
Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief is an engaging, fantasy-oriented book about a boy named Percy Jackson who finds out his is a demi-god. It appeals to Middle School-aged students. Not only is it a fantasy-rich story filled with twists and turns, it also covers Greek Mythology to tie in a Social Studies theme as well.This reading/writing project contains 12 Google Forms quizzes developed from the book and an essay writing project.Students will read the book in sections then tak
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4th - 8th
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2nd Grade Reading Goals
I made this template with some possible reading goal choices for students to choose from based on their needs. I have students choose one every few weeks as their focus goal. They can change their goal a few times a year with this template to choose from. I print a few of these out and laminate them and place a couple of them per table. Students have direct access to it when it is time to set a new goal. These are both fiction and nonfiction goals. The document is in a word format, so you
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1st - 2nd
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Romeo and Juliet Anticipatory Set, Theme Preview, Advance Organizers, Hooks
Introduce your students to the timeless themes of love, tragedy, and societal expectations with our engaging Anticipatory Set Worksheet for Romeo and Juliet. This thought-provoking resource is designed to spark personal reflections and connect students' experiences to the iconic play. Through a series of carefully crafted questions, the worksheet encourages students to explore their own relationships, values, and decision-making processes, fostering a deeper understanding of the play's enduring
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Independent Reading Book Conference Form
This is a generic, blank independent reading book conference or recommendation form that can be customized for any class. I use this with my middle and high school students instead of a traditional book report. The form has space for students to rate the book, list its genre, the author, title, number of pages and then provide a short synopsis of the plot. Following this, students answer questions about the setting, point of view, protagonist, antagonist, conflict, climax, theme, and literary
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
To Be Read (TBR) List for Writer's Workshop Notebooks
These TBR lists are great to pair with book tastings in a reading/writing workshop community. Students can keep track of books they're interested in reading throughout the year while book tasting by adding them to their list and referring back to it once glued in their composition notebooks.
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K - 8th
Accelerated Reader AR Book Labels
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This is a printable label that can be filled in to place in each of your class library books so that students know right away what the reading level is, Quiz number # and AR point value. Printable on Avery Template 5160 labels.
Stop looking up the book information! Label each book and be done once and for all :)
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K - 8th
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Point of View Worksheet
This Point of View Worksheet can be used with both fiction and nonfiction reading lessons.
Students can use this Point of View worksheet to list the details and evidence from their books, and also to compare Points of View as they read.
Students draw and jot down illustrations within the head, about what their character's are seeing or visualizing. They list the evidence under the head.
For example, what does this character see? feel? believe? How do other character view the same situatio
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3rd - 6th, Staff
*editable* Conference Sheet for 1st Grade
Add your own touches and possibly an eye-catching font and use this to guide your conferences with parents! I love that this gives positive talking points and things for families to work on. Need to turn in conference notes to your administrator? Throw these through the copy machine so you have a copy to keep and one to send families home with. I hope you like this! Please let me know if I can tweak at all for you.
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1st
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Reading Concern Checklist 1st grade
The Reading Concerns Checklist for 1st grade is designed to help teachers and parents team together to identify which reading skills a child may have trouble mastering. It contains both a Teacher & Parent checklist, preceding skills taught in Kindergarten, Concepts & Procedures / Instructions and a Score sheet. It also contains a sample checklist and sample score sheet to show how to fill out the checklist and score it. It can give teachers valuable information to share with other tea
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1st
High School English: Editable Book Report Form Rationale/Editable Form/Book List
Having a standardized book report form ensures that students are accountable for reading the assigned material. It sets clear expectations about what information needs to be included in their report, promoting a sense of responsibility for their learning. The form provides a structured framework for students to analyze the book. It includes specific sections for plot summary, character analysis, themes, and other literary elements, guiding students to think critically about the content they've r
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Starbooks Cafe Order on the "App"
Other TpT stores offer "Starbooks Cafe" signs and brochures for a "book tasting." This is an image for students to place their order for a float drink. It makes it more organized and easier for a teacher or volunteer to make students' personalized drinks while students continue working in their book tasting! As students enter the classroom they can mark their orders on this "order app" sheet. When the teacher or volunteer is ready to begin making drinks (after students have been given book t
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Not Grade Specific
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paragraph rubric
This is a rubric I use when assessing grade 3 or 4 paragraphs. It looks at topic, details and grammar. I simply highlight their level so I can see it clearer. As I've copied 2 on one page, you could attach this to the students work.
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3rd - 5th
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Annotation Worksheet
This worksheet helps students keep track of their annotation skills by tallying their annotations, and then explaining them. I use the annotation skills of ! - something I find interesting, ? - I don't understand, * - This reminds me of, and then the infinity sign for something we have already gone over in class.
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5th - 9th
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Book Report 33 Fun Options
Tired of the same old book reports? Help your students show who creative they can be! This packet gives students 33 options for book reports. There is an explanation for each idea and a form for students to get book report approval!
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2nd - 8th
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