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Balanced literacy Common Core RL.6.10 homework
Lawn Boy Discussion Questions
This is an in depth set of questions to use with the story Lawn Boy by Gary Paulsen. There are group or whole class questions and homework questions broken down by each chapter. Most chapters are further broken down into several sections to make reading the text easier for your kids. The questions could be placed on the board or handed out to different groups of students.
These are questions only - there is no answer key.
The questions ask the students to:
*Analyze characters
*Identify major
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Independent Reading Conferences- All About Characters
Say goodbye to reading logs and hello to independent reading conferences that address a wide range of needs within the language arts classroom. This resource provides you with four weeks worth of student planning sheets and teacher rubrics for weekly, one-on-one conferences over independent reading novels. Each student planning sheet and teacher rubric focus on five questions from within, beyond, and about the text with a focus on character. This resource will allow you to get formative data to
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5th - 8th
Independent Reader's Notebook | Beginning of the Year | Choice Work
I have been using this resource since my first year of teaching. When I created this, I wanted something:that students could easily transport from home to school that students could make their ownthat worked for every reading level (I had H-Z to differentiate for!) had students authentically respond to their independent choice books and practice what we were working on in classthat supported 1:1 reading conferencesThis resource requires minimal prep for the teacher and can be adapted to fit any
Grades:
4th - 8th
Reader Scout Manual
Looking for reading homework that ACTUALLY gets kids reading? That isn't wasted copies that get recycled every Friday? Look no farther!The premise:Students (AKA Reader Scouts) record their nightly reading using the reading log provided. (see my shops freebie section for the just the log!). As they finish books, they have the opportunity to earn badges.What you get:Title page for student folders, instructor's message to reader scouts, a page of the 12 reader scout badges, and the reading log.
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Independent Reading Log For Novels FREE - Middle School and High School IRP
This Signed Reading Log is useful for assigned independent reading. I used this with my students when they had an independent reading project and it kept them accountable to read everyday and not fall behind in their projects. There is a chart for the student to fill out and it includes the date that the student read the book, how many pages they read, how much time they read for, and a signature from an adult stating that they read. Like this? You will also enjoy my Parts of Speech Practice Wor
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5th - 8th
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Summary Guide of Dork Diaries: Tales from a NOT-SO-Fabulous Life
Growing Readers DC presents a summary guide of Dork Diaries: Tales from a NOT-SO-Fabulous Life. It is a wonderful teen dramedy about fitting in, finding friends and flirting with boys. If your students liked Diary of a Wimpy Kid, or Big Nate they are going to love this series. In our 7th grade literacy classroom this year, it is the most popular book amongst the girls, by far. The style of this book lends itself to a wide range of readers. Anyone from a precocious 3rd grader to a struggling 8th
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3rd - 8th
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