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Stormbreaker Reading Guide
Stormbreaker by Anthony Horowitz is a fast paced novel which appeals to students who enjoy adventure stories similar to James Bond movies. It is recommended for students aged 10 and up.
This reading guide offers a few questions for each chapter to guide their comprehension. On average there are two questions for each chapter so students can focus on the enjoyment of reading the book rather than being bogged down in finding details in the chapters. The questions are meant to be similar to ques
Grades:
7th - 9th
"All Summer in a Day" Rewritten for Struggling Readers
This classic short story by Ray Bradbury is often taught to middle school students. I have rewritten it here for students reading at a third grade level so that struggling readers can comprehend it. I have preserved similes and metaphors, for the most part, to help struggling readers work on untangling those for both denotative and connotative meaning.
Note: According to Microsoft Word stats, the grade level readability is 2.5. See screenshot of complete stats in uploaded sample.
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Problem Solution Mini Unit - 5 products Middle & High School & Adult ESL/ELL/ELD
This easy to use mini unit is flexible and requires little to no prep. It is perfect as a stand alone unit or part of larger unit on non fiction text structures. The click, print, and go style of these resources work well on sub days, centers, addition to an existing unit, or as an enrichinment. Who this is for: These resources are scaffolded for middle & highschool students at the intermediate EL students to work collaboratively or independently. Please check out my store for other easy and
Grades:
7th - 12th, Adult Education
Articles - 6: Hi-Lo Texts - THE LITTLE ROCK NINE - For Struggling Readers Bundle
CLICK HERE if you're interested in the UNIT instead.2 TEXT SETS with 6 Texts EACHWritten at BOTH 3rd and 5th grade READING LEVELS12 articles total: 6 at RL3 and 6 at RL52 Point of Views - 1st and 3rd NonfictionHistorical Fiction using primary sourcesOriginal Photographs Rich textsGreat to use for Literature CirclesDOWNLOAD as a PDF or PPT"A Little About Segregation: PART 1" - NONFICTION - 3rd Person PoV provides CONTEXT for the time period when segregation was the norm."Explaining the Supreme Co
Grades:
3rd - 12th
"Lamb to Slaughter" Roald Dahl Modified Reading Level 3.4 w/ Questions
This is a modified version of "Lamb to Slaughter" by Roald Dahl published 1953.This text is chunked and has reading comprehension boxes.Also included Five Post-Reading Comprehension Questions at the end of the text.Perfect for Special Education, ELL or struggling Middle or High school readers.FLESH KINCAID EASE READING LEVEL: 3.4Original text is on a 8th Grade reading Level
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Before the Ever After by Jacqueline Woodson (Discussion Questions)
14 Discussion questions for 12 poems ("Visit" to "Dream") that focus on making inferences and finding evidence. I used this resource in a self-contained ASD classroom of 10th graders, but could be used for any middle or high school class. These questions were used in small group and whole group discussions.
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Before the Ever After Bundle
Freak the Mighty - Adapted Book Chapter summaries - Chapter review questions
Freak the MightyAdapted bookeach chapter is written in one page large format, but within format of how story is written (All 24 chapters)each chapter has a minimum of 5 review questionsalso some extra activities on character traits, prediction, etc. Enjoy!
Grades:
6th - 9th
3-2-1
3-2-1 make lesson planning easy! You can use this with just about any text, video or lecture. The goal is to find 3 facts or things you learned, 2 vocabulary words you find interesting/new/difficult and one question you are wondering. 3-2-1 can be used independently with a text and then shared for discussion in small or whole group. It is a great way to engage students. Also, you can change the headings and make it 3 things I did over break, two people I saw and one thing I hope for the next bre
Grades:
1st - 12th
If You Come Softly by Jacqueline Woodson (Journal Entries)
5 journal questions for chapters 1-10 for If You Come Softly by Jacqueline Woodson. I used with 9th grade students in a self-contained ASD classes, but could be used in any middle or high school English class.
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Grades:
7th - 10th
50 Discussion Questions for the movie "Mask" with Cher and Eric Stoltz
Do you want to engage your students in a thought-provoking and impactful discussion on disability, identity, and social perception? Look no further than these 50 complex discussion questions for the movie "Mask"!This classic film starring Cher and Eric Stoltz is a powerful exploration of the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities and their families in society. These thought-provoking questions delve deep into the movie's themes of self-perception, identity, societal norms, and barrier
Grades:
9th - 12th
Before the Ever After by Jacqueline Woodson (Journal Entries)
6 Journal Entries for use throughout the book, exposition, characterization and theme. I used this resource in a self-contained ASD classroom of 10th graders, but could be used for any middle or high school class.
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in:Â Before the Ever After Bundle
"The Unteachables" Book Chapter Vocab/Questions
Chapter vocab and comprehension questions for the book, "The Unteachables", by Gordon Korman.
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Grades:
5th - 10th
The Grocery Store: A Functional Academic Social Story to Teach Life Skills.
This is a short social story about going to the grocery store .The story deals with the steps needed when one runs out of food at home. The story deals with what store to get food at, how to write a shopping list, and the steps and sequence needed to shop at a grocery store. There is also a comprehension worksheet that asks the WH questions regarding the story. The story was created using the Boardmaker program using a mix of real life visuals and BoardMaker/Mayer-Johnson Symbols. This is a grea
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Who What Where When Listening For Details
I got the idea for these from another TPT user, however I have fine-tuned them quite a bit.
I currently have students on the autism spectrum that are unable to distinguish/answer simple WH questions. So I use these not only for IEP data but as practice and learning tools.
I read the sentence to the student, have them read them back, and then ask the following WH questions. I always write their immediate responses with no prompting. Then after each question is answered we go back and use color
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Conflict - Special Ed. Reading Literature Circles - Comprehension
Hi!This listing is for a graphic organizer focused on Conflict. It can be used with any book and is editable. The strategy is called What's Your Problem?, which has the students analyze the conflict and tell which element of story the conflict relates to , find evidence from their text, and explain whether the trait helps or harms the character.It covers:-Conflict -PlotI used this with my Reading Intervention/ Resource Room class. They chose independent books on their reading level and I did a m
Grades:
6th - 12th
Chapter Summary Graphic Organizer - Independent Reading - Reader's Workshop
This listing is for a simple chapter summary graphic organizer. This has multiple purposes. I used it for my students to write chapter summaries during their independent reading time. NOTE: This product is part of my Comprehension Strategies Intervention unit for a graphic organizer and comprehension questions. Please consider purchasing the Comprehension Strategies Intervention bundle (It comes with a series of these comprehension strategy lessons and a bonus slide show with definitions and mod
Grades:
4th - 12th
Emotional Eating Social Story (Mindfulness and Literacy Lesson) NO PREP
Promote social emotional learning through literacy. Students will read the story of Hanna and how she has used snacks as a coping skill. Lesson can be used in small group or whole group learning. Gears readers to make inferences, become inter-personally aware, reflect back on text, and practice plot devices. Includes a 4.5 page short story with follow up questions and an answer key.
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Grades:
5th - 9th
Author Study - Research - Special Ed. - Reading Strategies - Comprehension
Hi! This listing is for a graphic organizer for an Author Study. It is an editable Google document. It asks the students to use the internet to answer questions about the Author's life. This gives some context and background to their author's perspective when they read. It can be used with any author. Skills Addressed: -Research -Previewing Text-Using prior knowledge (Connections) to comprehend text I used this with my Reading Intervention/ Resource Room class. They chose independent books on th
Grades:
6th - 12th
Moral, Theme Character- Special Ed. Reading Literature Circles - Comp - Strategy
Hi!This listing is for a graphic organizer focused on Morals and themes. It can be used with any book and is editable. The strategy is called Mistakes Can Lead to Lessons which has the students tell what mistakes their characters made and how they reacted to it (This helps them gather evidence to support their theme analysis.) It covers:-Theme-Characterization (Character Development)-Main Idea I used this with my Reading Intervention/ Resource Room class. They chose independent books on their re
Grades:
6th - 12th
Description - Special Ed. Reading Literature Circles - Comprehension - Strategy
Hi!This listing is for a graphic organizer focused on Vivid Description. It can be used with any book and is editable. The strategy is called Slow Down for Vivid Description which has the students slow down and reread parts of the book that have strong description. They will learn that if there is a lot of description that means it's important to the story. It covers:-Vivid Explanation-Looking back in the text-VisualizationI used this with my Reading Intervention/ Resource Room class. They chose
Grades:
6th - 12th
Theme - Special Ed. Reading Literature Circles - Comprehension - Strategy
Hi!This listing is for a graphic organizer focused on Theme. It can be used with any book and is editable. The strategy is called From Topic to Theme, which has the students list the big topics addressed in their text and then turn the topic into a theme sentence. It covers:-Theme -Thesis StatementsI used this with my Reading Intervention/ Resource Room class. They chose independent books on their reading level and I did a mini-lesson, modeling what wanted them to do. Then they read and worked i
Grades:
6th - 12th
Plot Analysis/ Cause & Effect - Special Ed. Reading- Comprehension Strategy
Hi!This listing is for a graphic organizer focused on plot and cause & effect. It can be used with any book and is editable. The strategy is called Reactions Help You Solve Your Problem, which has the students find events from their text, tell how the character reacted to the event and then give evidence to support their answers. find evidence from their text, and explain whether the trait helps or harms the character.It covers:-Conflict-Plot-Cause & Effect-Finding textual evidenceI use
Grades:
6th - 12th
Les Miserables: A Novel Within A Musical
This activity can be used with the Stepping Stones adapted version of "Les Miserables" by Monica Kulling. It's a great way to integrate the musical into the novel. It's a wonderful activity for special education students.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Monument 14 Review Questions Chapters 1-8
These are review questions for chapters 1-8, Monument 14.
Grades:
7th - 11th
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