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High school reading strategies assessments on sale
Star Renaissance Vocabulary Prep Level 3 (Great Schools List Provided)
Have students testing at the 3rd grade level?Need a list of vocabulary words with related activities?Need students to understand connotation?Need students to use context clues?Have students who are eager to rise in their testing levels?Want self-study packets for homework or test prep?Want students to use deconstruction, syntax, and word association strategies?Practice and answer key provided.Repetition of uses of words reinforces concepts.Really useful multiple meaning section that teaches word
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3rd - 9th
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Context Clues Pretest Practice Practice Practice Posttest
Context Clues Pretest, Practice, Practice, Practice, and PosttestTeachers can choose which mix of questionslarge print for group projection or visual issues100+ questions for exhaustive practice to mastery
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9th - 12th
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The Pact (Chapter Quizzes on novel of The Three Doctors)
chapter-by-chapter review quizzescovers many state standardsincludes multiple choice, short answer, graphic organizer, fill-in-the-blank, vocabularyanswer key provided
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9th - 12th
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Reading Fluency, Vocabulary, and Comprehension
Teaches the order of understanding what you readteaches the techniques of skimming and scanningteaches reading level self-assessment and metacognitionteaches peer reviewteaches use of dictionaryteaches paraphrasingteaches summarizingteaches paraphrasing/summarizingteaches vocabulary development with dictionaryteaches pronunciation through both syllabication and dictionary useteaches vocabulary through contextteaches figurative language skills (allusion, metaphor, juxtaposition, imagery)teaches u
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9th - 12th
Oral Interpretation Activity Worksheet
In this activity, the learners will be asked to give the types of oral interpretation and place them inside each empty boxes. The worksheet consist of 6 items along with a comprehensible instruction. Learners can answer this as a written worksheet or as an oral activity, or you can be as creative as you like!Please like and follow my account for more awesome activities! Thank you.
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7th - 10th
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Comprehension Check-Up Activity Worksheet
In this activity, the learners will be asked to read the selection in each box and answer the questions that follow. The worksheet consist of 7 items along with a comprehensible instruction. Learners can answer this as a written worksheet or as an oral activity, or you can be as creative as you like!Please like and follow my account for more awesome activities! Thank you.
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7th - 10th
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Usage of Reading Tools Activity Worksheet
In this activity, the learners will be asked to identify which reading tools are being described. The worksheet consist of 10 items along with a comprehensible instruction. Learners can answer this as a written worksheet or as an oral activity, or you can be as creative as you like!Please like and follow my account for more awesome activities! Thank you.
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7th - 10th
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Plot Diagram Poster with Story and Questions
visually orients struggling readerssimplifies 5 most important parts of plot while providing detail for othersincludes comprehension questions for quick assessment of understanding plotanswer key included
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9th - 12th
Integrating Text in a Literary Analysis of Two Texts! (example and practice)
though this is a fourth grade skill, the example elevates it to the high school level, so feel free to expect a different answer (answers may vary) based on the level you teachthis is a resource that is hard to find, so I made a very flexible and concise example and practice to illustrate how to teach and address such a question on a state test or the Star test.
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4th - 9th
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Determine Central Idea of text and Analyze its development and write a paragraph
Aligns with CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.9-10.2: • Determine a central idea of a text and analyze its development over the course of the text, including how it emerges and is shaped and refined by specific details.includes links to paragraph examples and more helpful tips9 paragraphs provideduseful for progress notes updating for IEPs
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9th - 12th
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Noting Details (Reading Comprehension) Activity Worksheet #2
In reading, we also learn to build our skills through noting various details in a selection. In this activity, the learners will be asked to read the given selection and to answer the questions that follow. The provided questions are open-ended which also consist of 8 items along with a comprehensible instruction. The title of the selection is ''Folk Art''. Learners can answer this as a written worksheet or as an oral activity, or you can be as creative as you like!Please like and follow my acc
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7th - 10th
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Noting Details (Reading Comprehension) Activity Worksheet #3
In reading, we also learn to build our skills through noting various details in a selection. In this activity, the learners will be asked to read the given selection and to answer the questions that follow. The provided questions are open-ended which also consist of 8 items along with a comprehensible instruction. The title of the selection is ''Tourism''. Learners can answer this as a written worksheet or as an oral activity, or you can be as creative as you like!Please like and follow my acco
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7th - 10th
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Noting Details (Reading Comprehension) Activity Worksheet #1
In reading, we also learn to build our skills through noting various details in a selection. In this activity, the learners will be asked to read the given selection and to answer the questions that follow. The provided questions are open-ended which also consist of 8 items along with a comprehensible instruction. The title of the selection is ''The Green Revolution''. Learners can answer this as a written worksheet or as an oral activity, or you can be as creative as you like!Please like and f
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7th - 10th
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STATE TEST ARGUMENT ESSAY OREOS AND SANDWICHES (OST: Argumentation Format)
It's as engaging as O.R.E.O.s and Sandwiches!just ask students an engaging questionallow them to brainstormhelp find three general opinionsuse the graphic organizer to prewritethen write your essay!The example outline and essay is engaging
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9th - 12th
What is the Connotation (scaffolding or stand-alone assessment/practice)
A funny and engaging story set in a high school cafeteria teaches the power of wordscan be used with a Twinkl "Connotation Practice" worksheetuse alone to assess students' understanding of the concept of negative and positive connotation.answer key provided
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9th - 12th
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Following Directions (Reading Comprehension) Activity Worksheet
In this activity, the learners will be asked to read and follow each direction carefully and write the answers on the boxes provided. This will test the learners skills in reading comprehension and putting into action what they are asked to do. This consist of 10 items, along with a comprehensible instruction. Learners can answer this as a written worksheet or as an oral activity, or you can be as creative as you like!Please like and follow my account for more awesome activities! Thank you.
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7th - 10th
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Identifying With Characters (Reading Comprehension) Activity Worksheet #2
In reading, we also learn to build our skills through identifying with the characters of the selection. In this activity, the learners will be asked to read the given selection and to answer the questions that follow. They must encircle the letter of their choice. This consist of 7 items along with a comprehensible instruction. The title of the selection is ''I Wanted To Come Home''. Learners can answer this as a written worksheet or as an oral activity, or you can be as creative as you like!Ple
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7th - 10th
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Identifying With Characters (Reading Comprehension) Activity Worksheet #1
In reading, we also learn to build our skills through identifying with the characters of the selection. In this activity, the learners will be asked to read the given selection and to answer the questions that follow. They must encircle the letter of their choice. This consist of 5 items along with a comprehensible instruction. The title of the selection is ''Money Abides Not''. Learners can answer this as a written worksheet or as an oral activity, or you can be as creative as you like!Please
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7th - 10th
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The Hate U Give : Review, Discussions, Reviews, Final, Essay 111 pages
chapter analyseschapter quizzeschapter discussionsfinal examessay promptsanswer keys87 pages
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9th - 12th
Identifying With Characters (Reading Comprehension) Activity Worksheet #3
In reading, we also learn to build our skills through identifying with the characters of the selection. In this activity, the learners will be asked to read the given selection and to answer the questions that follow. They must encircle the letter of their choice. This consist of 6 items along with a comprehensible instruction. The title of the selection is ''I Made My Mind A Beggar's Bowl''. Learners can answer this as a written worksheet or as an oral activity, or you can be as creative as yo
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7th - 10th
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Root Words Ology and Ologist BOOM Cards
This is an internet activity that are called Boom Cards.The link to the cards is on the title page - click the bus.These amazing cards are great to assess students or let them practice the root suffix of ology and ologist.This deck of cards will give you the definition. There are 22 cards. 10 ology cards and 10 ologist cards Students will love using this to test their knowledge and help teachers know what they might be struggling with.Enjoy!______________________________________________________
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3rd - 12th
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Determine Central Idea of Paragraph, Development, and Write Paragraph Part 2
Determine central idea of text and analyze its development. Then write a 5-sentence, related paragraph.
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9th - 12th
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ANALYZING PERSUASION: HELEN KELLER VS. ANNIE SULLIVAN
teaches students to identify claims using ethos, pathos, and logosteaches students to analyze claims using ethos, pathos, and logosteaches students to evaluate claims using ethos, pathos, and logosteaches students to synthesize information to judge quality of claimsengaging topic persuasive techniques engaging topic on famous play The Miracle Worker by William Gibson2 graphic organizers for analyzing and comparing 2 articles which are providedanswer key with GED tip on last pageprepare for stan
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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JUSTICE THEME: RACISM IN SPORTS: from It's Our World Too (reading analysis)
Questions on side of text for quick analysis and a visual guide for readers who need chunking. Paragraph practice for cause/effect analysisanswer key and example paragraph includedengaging antiracism topic with uplifting tone rather than depressing
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9th - 12th
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