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Free Common Core RL.5.5 images
Annotation (Step-by-Step) Anchor Chart
This chart provides a step-by-step breakdown and visual aid to introduce, model, and reference during skill-based instruction of the target skill (annotating).
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Common Core Owl Themed "I Can Statements" 5th Grade
This is a pack of Owl Themed Common Core "I Can Statements" for 5th grade. This bundles features all Reading Literature and Reading Informational Common Core standards. Use this with a student data tracking pack, so that students can easily refer to standards. This will make cute decor for any classroom! Each standard is on it's own poster; large and easy to see.
Grades:
5th
Plot Diagrams Step by Step
Use this handy infographic to help your students walk step-by-step through the process of creating a plot diagram. With simple images and clear instructions, your students won't have a problem identifying and/or creating narrative plots of any variety.
Grades:
4th - 7th
The Reading and Language Arts Formula H.W. or Centers Project
Here is a Reading and Language Arts recurring homework/centers project. Each page represents a different component of the homework/centers project.The project is to be paired with a book that the student selects to read. Therefore, the homework/centers project corresponds with the book they select.
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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African American Adolescent Novel
Ari is a young Black girl with wild and naturally curly
hair. She is suddenly uprooted from her beloved hometown
of Chicago and moved across the country to hot and sunny
Arizona—shortly after her tenth birthday. As she tried to
embrace her new life, Ari began encountering challenges that she
never imagined she would have to deal with back
home—in Chicago. She learned how to adjust to a new way
of life, make new friends, and successfully attend a new school far away
from her friends and family, w
Grades:
5th - 9th
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Segregation pre-Civil Rights movement fictional novel for young readers
The World of Ivy by Nancy Gentry. A historical fiction for young readers. In 1940 segregation is the 'law' in the South. 10-year-old Ivy makes an unexpected friendship with Esau, a little black boy who can't read because he doesn't go to school. Through his eyes Ivy learns what a restricted world Esau lives in. She experiences the challenges of a segregated society when she tries to help Esau by teaching him to read. A humorous, yet serious story of a sweet friendship. Great as a suppleme
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