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Not grade specific reading strategies Common Core RL.6.3 resources
Character Traits--Graphic Organizer and Student Handout FREEBIE
Looking for a quick and easy-to-use resource for helping students find character traits? Use this graphic organizer and traits list to assist students in analyzing the characters (the stars!) in stories. This is a sneek peek at the tools used in the Character Traits Lesson and Activities resource in my store.⭐ If you enjoyed this freebie, take a look at the complete lesson for everything you need to teach and practice character traits.Related Products• Character Traits Lesson and Worksheets• Cha
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DIGITAL Reading Comprehension Slides for Fictional Text
This captivating and comprehensive unit is designed to enhance reading comprehension skills in your students. This meticulously crafted resource is tailored to engage and inspire young minds, making it a must-have addition to your teaching arsenal.Within this unit, you will discover a treasure trove of thoughtfully curated slides that seamlessly integrate with any fictional text. Each component is carefully designed to cultivate essential comprehension skills such as analyzing characters, identi
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Monthly Differentiated Reading Passages Kindergarten-6th Grade Mega Bundle
Differentiate with ease with monthly-themed reading passages. 44 topics are included (four per month with June and July combined). For 1st through 6th grades, each of the 44 topics includes three leveled passages that are relevant for the same answer sheet. That’s a total of 132 passage options per grade! Kindergarten includes two leveled passages per topic with multiple choice and free response options for each, for a total of 176 passage options. That’s 968 passage options in this bundle! You’
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Comparing Stories Graphic Organizer
Use this graphic organizer to compare story elements to determine the theme of each story. Editable Google Doc. You can delete the story 1/story 2 title to add your own or have students fill out title themselves. Students can fill out electronically or you can print and have students hand write responses. I use this organizer with my ELL students in grades 4-8.
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Internal Conflict Worksheet
Use this worksheet to help students visualize internal conflict in a character. They can write the issues a character is conflicted about in the thought bubble and describe the internal conflict in the paragraph. Students can draw an expression in the face to demonstrate how the character feels externally.
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Stop and Jot Reading Strategy Mini lesson
This Google Slides presentation will help you to introduce the strategy of noting one's thoughts on sticky notes while reading. The presentation goes through the key comprehension strategies of questioning, predicting, making connections, and identifying new vocabulary words. There is also a blank slide for you and your students to add your own ideas of what to jot down.I have also included helpful bookmarks which outline the key points of the lesson, for students to reference while they are rea
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The Best Plot Diagram Ever! Guaranteed!
This ain't yo daddy's plot diagram!This is the most advanced and best story mountain available. I've fused the traditional plot diagram with a three-level story mountain to inspire thematic exploration in fictional and non-fictional narratives.This includes a 20 page presentation that models the method, basic and advanced story mountain worksheets, differentiated instruction, and four original stories for elementary through upper middle school.If you don't find this to be the best plot diagram
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Inferring Emotions Worksheet
Schema + Text Clues = InferenceGood readers use the information given to them by the author and illustrator to draw conclusions about things not directly stated in the text. Determining the emotions of characters is one of the most common ways to practice inferring. Use this page with any book and any character. Learning to infer emotions is also essential to learning empathy. You cannot practice empathy well until you can name emotions and identify the actions and looks of someone feeling said
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Character Trait Inference Recording Bookmarks
Schema + Text Clues = InferenceGood readers use the information given to them by the author and illustrator to draw conclusions about things not directly stated in the text. Use these bookmarks to encourage readers to write down their inferences about the type of person (character traits) particular characters are in the stories they are reading. Use these bookmarks to make the spot in the book where the inference was made or to draw out one at a time in a literature circle for discussion.
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Inferring Reading Strategy, Inferences Recording Bookmarks
Schema + Text Clues = InferenceGood readers use the information given to them by the author and illustrator to draw conclusions about things not directly stated in the text. Use these bookmarks to encourage readers to write down their inferences as they are reading. Use these bookmarks to mark the spot in the book where the inference was made or to draw out one at a time in a literature circle for discussion.
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Narrative Book Trailer Planner
What would your favorite book be like as a movie? Summarize your favorite book through a fun movie trailer project. If you're looking to get your students excited about literacy, this is the resource!This template uses a movie trailer structure to summarize your students favorite books and imagine them as a movie. You can then create a larger project for students to use their planners to create the trailer in iMovie or another simple videos editing app. This is enrichment activity is great for f
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Plot Anchor Chart/Poster
Digital Anchor Chart for Plot/Summarizing
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CROSSWORD: STORY STRUCTURE, CONFLICT & POINT OF VIEW TERMS
CROSSWORD: STORY STRUCTURE, CONFLICT & POINT OF VIEW TERMS Fun and engaging way for students to practice identifying different concepts either as a preview or review.Definitions of 20 key terms are presented as clues and students try to solve themAnswer key includedKEY TERMSSTORY STRUCTURE: EXPOSITION, CHARACTER, CONFLICT, PLOT, RISING ACTION, CLIMAX, FALLING ACTION, DENOUEMENT, RESOLUTIONCONFLICT TYPES: SELF, CHARACTER, SOCIETY, NATURE, SUPERNATURAL, TECHNOLOGYPOINT OF VIEW: FIRST, SECOND,
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COMPLETE Reciprocal Reading Organizer with Cheat Sheet!
This is a Reciprocal Reading organizer that allows students virtually and in person to gain deeper understanding and perspective of the text they are reading. The top sheet includes a check-off list for teachers, second page is a cheat sheet that includes sentence starters for the students, a page for each role, and at the end, an assessment to gauge student understanding.
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Polaroid Storyboard Sequencing Worksheet
Use this polaroid sequencing worksheet to help students describe a story from beginning to end through illustrations and writing. Pair these worksheets with the Sequencing Anchor Chart that is geared toward ESL and ELA classrooms.
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Google Slides Letter Template for Student Reading Level Update
Google Slides Letter Template for Student Reading Level Update
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Character Map
Students are asked to use quotes from the text to describe a character.
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Quick and Easy Generic Character Analysis Worksheet
Do you need a generic Character Analysis Handout with character traits included? Download this Quick and Easy Character Analysis Worksheet. Students will identify a character, brainstorm 3 character traits, identify evidence that supports those traits and explain how or why that evidence accurate shows each trait. This flexible handout can be used for independent reading checks, brainstorming for longer writing assignments, prep work for a classroom discussion or Socratic Seminar on character
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Comprehension Organizer
This resource provides students a visual to record components necessary for comprehension. If you find this resource helpful, please drop me a quick review!
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Genre Poster- Fiction 5!
Do your students confuse fiction and nonfiction? This is a NO-FAIL way to help them remember and answer genre questions confidently! For ages, I taught my students fiction=fake and non-fiction=not-fake. This worked unless they happened to be reading realistic fiction. Then, confusion always set in. Students would answer that the genre was non-fiction because the story seemed real and not fake! UGH. There had to be a better way! Teach FICTION=FIVE instead. If what they are reading follows the 5 s
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Interactive and Guided Reading Bookmarks I Customizable
Please write a review, even if it's just 2 words. I really appreciate it! These bookmarks are a great way to prompt kids in their independent reading. Before conferences or small groups, I look at the lower-performing skills or standards and assign each student a skill or standard for their practice. When we meet in a conference or small group, I give the student the skill and/or strategy they need to work on. Together, we think or talk through the steps, then the students return to their indepe
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Book Club Choices
This template has been created for the implementation of a book club activity to be used in the classroom. This Powerpoint serves as an introduction to all of the book choices that are open to the students. You can easily plug in your own book choices, but what I usually do is show them all the options and then pick their top 3 choices. I will then create their book club groups from those choices.
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Literary Analysis & Participation Charts
Have you been stomped with how to teach poetry, short stories, and other genres? Try this phenomenal graphic organizer that gets your students engaged in your lessons - virtually or in-person! This Literary Analysis and Participation Chart will make both you and your students' lives easier. This graphic organizer can be used for any grade and age level, as teachers may tailor it to suit the students they service. Check out this free video! For a more comprehsenvise way of using this graphic org
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Also included in: EVERYMAN: A MORALITY PLAY [BUNDLE]
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