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Free 2nd grade literature scaffolded notes
Character Setting Plot: Graphic Organizer
This is a simple, yet adaptable graphic organizer for any grade and age level focusing on characters, settings, and plot. Students can draw pictures, write, or even describe each category depending on their ability level or the wants of the teacher. It is great for taking notes during close read or guided reading lessons for the first or second read through. Students can also use this as an accountability tool for when they are independently reading a story in class or for homework. It allows fo
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Grades:
K - 3rd
How to Know the Main Character - Reading Strategy
Do your students sometimes find it difficult to identify the main character in the story they are reading?
This resource will help them know how to find the main character in any story they are reading.
Enjoy!
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Grades:
2nd - 12th, Staff
Ask & Answer Questions Graphic Organizer 2nd Grade
Using graphic organizers to help students organize their thoughts is so helpful in the classroom! This resource includes versions that can be used for both informational text and literature with your students. (RI.2.1.1 & RL.2.1.1)
Grades:
2nd
Character & Setting Vocabulary Posters
This download includes one digital file in PDF format. These posters are intended to be an anchor for learning in your classroom. You can choose how to present: project onto board, print as one page, or print as a poster. For the state of Texas:TEKS alignment: K.7.B,D............................................................................................................................................................#character #setting #visualsIf you have any questions or suggestions, please
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Grades:
PreK - 3rd
FREEBIE Reading Strategies Bookmarks for Fiction and Non-Fiction
My philosophy on teaching is that if kids can’t learn the way we teach, we must teach them the way they learn. I use these Reading Strategies Bookmarks for both independent reading and small group guided reading. You can print single-sided, or double-sided as a formative assessment to have your students identify the genre of the book.
In addition to printing them for students to use with each book they're reading, I also laminate them and have my students use them as a quick reference tool of m
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Figurative Language Worksheet
Use this worksheet to teach into different types of figurative language to 2nd-4th grade.
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2nd - 6th
What Do You Do With An Idea? EDITABLE LESSON
This lesson accompanies the picture book What Do You Do With An Idea? by Kobi Yamada. After reading the story aloud, students draw a picture of their own "idea" and answer questions in writing. It requires students to think abstractly and to combine their thoughts with knowledge from the story. Could be used as a "back to school" activity, introduction to a writer's workshop, or to set up a classroom environment that encourages risk-taking and values all ideas.
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Conferencing Notes for Guided Reading and Readers Workshop
This conferencing guide allows teachers to keep their anecdotal notes from Guided Reading and Readers Workshop all in the same place. Format of conferences follows the Lucy Calkin's conferencing structure.
Grades:
K - 5th
Chapter Book Study Guide
This study is for students to use chapter by chapter for any narrative text. It is especially helpful for young readers ready to read chapter books or students to struggle to retain a book's plot over time as they read. This study guide can be copied multiple times and put into a packet for a specific book so that students can look back and review the plot.
Study guide includes note taking sections for:
Characters
Settings
Problems
Solutions
Questions "circling" in your head after reading the
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Grades:
2nd - 3rd
Chapter Summary Bookmark
This bookmark is designed to be copied double sided to accommodate 12 chapters. The students must determine the most important plot point in the chapter and summarize it in one sentence. Recording each chapter summary in one place helps students to remember each turn in the plot. This is a great activity for scaffolding struggling readers to summarize an entire book. At the end of the book, you can ask students to pick the four or five most important chapters and write them as a paragraph.
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Point Of View Notes Sheet
Want a FREE creative and fun notes sheet for teaching Point Of View/Narration? This is a simple notetaking sheet that can be printed or accessed digitally (through Google Classroom). Students will follow along as you explain first, second, and third person (both limited and omniscient) point of view and collect relevant keywords.This page can be laminated after the lesson to be used as a reference/strategy sheet.
Grades:
1st - 5th
Summary Flip Book Somebody-Wanted-But-So-Then
A Summary Flip Book that provides a hands-on way for students to summarize literature and narrative text.
Grades:
1st - 5th
Jan Brett Gingerbread Story Comparisons
Use this comparison matrix to compare several text features of Jan Brett's Gingerbread stories, including Gingerbread Baby, Gingerbread Friends, and Gingerbread Christmas. We've projected this on up on the board to use as a class, or as a "note taker" for students to complete while we work on filling out an interactive writing chart at the rug.
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Grades:
K - 2nd
Intervention Notes
These are great options for informal notes during reading intervention. This can be used for guided reading, running records, and identifying a student's next steps to success!
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Grades:
PreK - 8th
Reading Comprehension Bookmarks
Do your kids need a visual to help them remember their comprehension skills while reading?
Included in this FREEBIE are 9 different comprehension skills bookmarks to help your kids remember to go deep while reading! They are perfect to help kids practice during independent reading.
If you enjoy these you may want to check out my Reading Comprehension Posters and Response Sheets !
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Comprehension Guide - The Ugly Vegetables
Need to address comprehension needs quickly. Use this guide to focus on key components in the text and depth of conversation.Page 1: Discussion GuidePage 2: Questions with acceptable answers
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Grades:
K - 3rd
Comprehension Guide - A Different Pond - Bao Phi (Ages 8-9)
Need to address comprehension needs quickly. Use this guide to focus on key components in the text and depth of conversation. Page 1: Discussion Guide Page 2: Questions with acceptable answers
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Comprehension Guide - Islandborn - Junot Diaz (Ages 8-9)
Need to address comprehension needs quickly. Use this guide to focus on key components in the text and depth of conversation. Page 1: Discussion Guide Page 2: Questions with acceptable answers
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Comprehension Guide - Mummy's Khimar (8-9 Year's Old)
Need to address comprehension needs quickly. Use this guide to focus on key components in the text and depth of conversation.Page 1: Discussion GuidePage 2: Questions with acceptable answers
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Comprehension Guide - No Kimchi for me (Ages 6-9)
Need to address comprehension needs quickly. Use this guide to focus on key components in the text and depth of conversation.Page 1: Discussion GuidePage 2: Questions with acceptable answers
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Comprehension Guide - A Big Mooncake for Star (Ages 6-9)
Need to address comprehension needs quickly. Use this guide to focus on key components in the text and depth of conversation.Page 1: Discussion GuidePage 2: Questions with acceptable answers
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Notes Page for Follow the Drinking Gourd
Notes page to use along with Follow the Drinking Gourd by Jeanette Winter.
Grades:
K - 4th
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Reading Question Stems for Fiction
This is a great resource sheet to keep in your students' binders! These question stems are designed for parents to easily use as a way to support their child's reading comprehension at home. Print them out on colored paper and slip them in a sheet protector for a reading resource all year long!
Upper elementary grades, 3-4, can use this as a guide themselves as they complete independent reading!
*This was designed with 2nd grade students in mind.
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Grades:
K - 5th
A List of Character Traits (FREE!)
This is great to put in a classroom so students can learn some traits of characters. Many teachers, when doing English writing, need this! Try it, it's free
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Grades:
2nd - 12th
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