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1st grade ELA test prep graphic organizers for Microsoft Word
The Day Jimmy's Boa Ate the Wash-Cause and Effect
Cause and Effect for "The Day Jimmy's Boa Ate the Wash."
Attached is a teacher's copy, a graphic organizer for just the causes, one for just the effects, and one for some of each.
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1st - 3rd
Tracking Student Benchmark Reading Level Progress
The following document is the perfect for tool to manage your reading data. This Microsoft Office Document allows you to chart your students reading levels as you assess them throughout the year. This document has allowed me to monitor student progress (or lack there of) and discuss trends noted. I used this document to display my reading results in my tenure binder. This document can be used each year for your teacher's portfolio. I included a sample of what a completed chart looks like, direct
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K - 8th
Suffix -ed and -ing Turkey Worksheet
Students will add -ed and -ing to words to change the meaning.
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1st - 3rd
Lesson, Theme, or Moral of the Story Graphic Organizer
Help your students find the moral of the story with this awesome graphic organizer! Students must cite evidence from the text, which provides that rigor that all our kiddos need. :)
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1st - 6th
Vocabulary Word Worksheet- Any List, Passage, or Text
Graphic organizer can be used with any list, passage, or text.
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K - 12th
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Drawing Conclusions Graphic Organizer Worksheets
File is 2 pages-Page One is a graphic organizer for drawing conclusions, can be used and applied to any text- Page Two is a sample mini passage including the same graphic organizer:
Sometimes an author wants to tell us something but doesn’t come right out and tell us. Therefore, we have to figure out what the author wants us to know by looking at the clues (details) they might give us. Pull evidence from the text to support the conclusion you came to and place in the detail/clue box.
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K - 6th
Sequencing Storyboard Worksheet
This worksheet is good for all ages. It provides students with a storyboard where they can first draw a picture in the provided box, and then write what happened underneath. The storyboard contains 6 different boxes with "First, next, then, and last" written underneath. This sheet can be used as an ongoing center for any story that the student chooses to read! You can also choose to use it during whole and small group reading in order to promote better understanding of not only sequencing, but
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K - 9th
What is a Character?
In this product, there is a FULL lesson, including goals, standards, objectives, exactly what to say during the introduction, development and closure, and assessments. There is also materials for the "What is a Character?" anchor chart, including different types of characters. There is also an "All About Characters" graphic organizer for the summative assessment of the lesson. P.S. In my lesson I modeled how to complete the assessment with the book Little Red Riding Hood and used Pete the Cat's
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PreK - 3rd
The Easter Egg by Jan Brett Text Based Questions and Graphic Organizer
This two page document contains Common Core text based questions to discuss when reading this book with your class as well as a graphic organizer that allows students to use the text to organize their thoughts.
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1st - 3rd
Synonyms and Antonyms Vocabylary Practice
This generic worksheet can be used with any set of vocabulary words. Students write the word being studied then generate 3 synonyms and 3 antonyms for each. Students can work with a partner and it can be a game, or students can use a dictionary/thesaurus to find the answers.
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1st - 12th
Any Novel Vocabulary Word Work
Used to develop unknown vocabulary from any novel.
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K - 12th
Persuasive Advertisement w/ Comprehension Questions
Persuasive Advertisement with comprehension questions and also a blank template that can be used for different advertisements.
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1st - 3rd
I Want My Hat Back Book Companion & Graphic organizer
Use this book companion to target multiple literacy based speech goals for your 1-5th graders. The graphic organizers address multiple topics:-Character Traits-sequencing/recall -Learning to provide evidence for our answers-Feelings/emotional vocabulary-Point of view or perspective taking-Practicing empathy by talking about thoughts of characters.-Nonverbal facial expression comprehension
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1st - 5th
Adjective Noun Sort
This is a great activity for students. This activity can be used when introducing the concept of nouns and adjectives. It can also be used as a quick review. This is an activity that could be a literacy center or an independent learning activity. This could also be used as a formative/ summative assessment.
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K - 3rd
Main Idea and Supporting Details
Teaching main idea and supporting details using a hamburger approach. The teacher familiarizes the students with the fact that the main idea of a story is like the meat of a hamburger and the supporting details are like the lettuce, tomato, and cheese. This worksheet is best used with a hands on approach when paired with a toy hamburger and modeled whole class first. Also included is a main idea and supporting details graphic organizer that may be used after reading "The Three Little Pigs".
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1st - 4th
Holiday Main Idea and Three Supporting Details *Santa's Christmas Wish*
Holiday Main Idea and Three Supporting Details *Santa's Christmas Wish*
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1st - 5th
Inferencing Activity
Students will write their background knowledge + context clues to create their inference.
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1st - 5th
Predictions Graphic Organizer
This organizer allows students to check their predictions and provide evidence from the text to support the prediction they make.
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1st - 4th
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Post-its Graphic Organizer
Students here take there post it and place it in one section of the graphic organizer. They then have to use evidence from the text to show why they chose that post it. This is a beginning way to teach young readers how to take notes and use evidence when reading.
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1st - 3rd
If You Take a Mouse to School- Cause and Effect
Cause and Effect lesson for "If you Take a Mouse to School."
I made it so you have an answer sheet, one with just causes, one with just effects, and one switching between the two.
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Character Trait Cubes Graphic organizer
Character trait cube graphic organizer can be used for any and all books! I keep a stack printed and grab them whenever I feel my students are not providing enough details to support their character descriptions. Great for push in therapy as well. The "cube" shape reminds students to include details to support the character trait. I like to tell my students that supporting details should be as numerous as the sides of a cube! But lets start with one!
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1st - 12th
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Writing an Essay is Like Building a House
This worksheet helps students understand the structure of a well-written essay.
Students will answer high-order questions that compare the parts of an essay to the parts of the house. Then they will create their own graphic organizer that solidifies the link between their dream house to their dream essay!
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1st - 5th
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