Free service learning literature circles for staff

Use this FREE activity along with the read along story, "The Name Jar", by Yangsook Choi.Find the read aloud story here on our channel: "The Name Jar"Need a physical copy of the book? Click HERE for "The Name Jar" or find a link on our YouTube channel.Check out our YouTube Channel: Read Aloud Adventure Here you will find more read aloud stories and adventures. Thank you for your support!See you again soon, for another Read Aloud Adventure.

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PreK - 8th, Staff

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Howard B. Wigglebottom Learns Sportsmanship [Respect & Self-Regulation]

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English Language Arts, Physical Education, Reading

Use this FREE activity along with the read along story, "Howard B. Wigglebottom Learns Sportsmanship", by Howard Binkow .Find the read aloud story here on our channel: "Howard B. Wigglebottom Learns Sportsmanship"Check out our YouTube Channel: Read Aloud AdventureHere you will find more read aloud stories and adventures. Thank you for your support!See you again soon, for another Read Aloud Adventure.

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PreK - 3rd, Staff

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Mind Your Manners - Manners at School (1 of 4) [Self-Regulation & School Rules]

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Use this FREE activity along with the read along story, "Manners at School", by Carrie Finn.Find the read aloud story here on our channel: "Manners at School"Need a physical copy of the book? Click HERE for Manners at School or find a link on our YouTube channel.Check out our YouTube Channel: Read Aloud Adventure Here you will find more read aloud stories and adventures. Thank you for your support!See you again soon, for another Read Aloud Adventure.

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PreK - 6th, Staff

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If You Give A Moose A Muffin...

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EFL - ESL - ELD, Literature, Vocabulary

GREAT follow-up activity to the book by Laura Numeroff for "WH" questions, sequencing, recall, and temporal concepts! Students can draw a line from the moose to the associated answer, circle a response, or verbally identify the answer. Have fun!

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PreK - 2nd, Staff

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Interactive Whiteboard, Literature Circles, Centers

Community - Road Signs!

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Environment, Reading, Social Studies - History

GREAT activity for social studies/community unit, safety, reasoning, reading, verbal expression, & vocabulary development! Signs presented are ones that the students can commonly see in their environment.4 Slides. Students move the phrases to the box beside the associated sign. Each slide has one answer that is not a match.

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2nd - 6th, Staff

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Unit Plans, Interactive Whiteboard, Literature Circles

Caged Bird Poem with Reading Multiple Choice Quiz

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Geoffrey's Classroom

Feeling stressed as a teacher with limited to no time for lesson planning? If you're searching for a quick and free high school or middle school English lesson, this worksheet can fill a full class period...all if you have to do is download and press print! Students read the poem "Caged Bird" by Maya Angelou and answer multiple-choice questions. Review of questions with the teacher or their peers can be structured as a lively discussion where students can problem solve using textual evidence.

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ELA Test Prep, Literature, Poetry

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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Worksheets, Literature Circles

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Free: Reading Comprehension Formative Assessment Idea

Created by

Ann Smith

PDF file Download this freebie page for a quick idea to assess your readers by the chapter! Includes pictures of sample mini-folder created from construction paper--perfect size to hold index cards for chapters! Thanks for stopping by! A Smith @ Innovative Connections

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Balanced Literacy, Literature, Reading Strategies

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4th - 8th, Staff

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Assessment, Literature Circles, Centers

FREE Kindness Checklist - for Older Students, Teachers, and Parents

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Ripple Kindness SEL Activities

A printable checklist to share with teachers and parents when participating in kindness challenges or celebrating one of the various kindness weeks. The challenge is to complete at least three acts of kindness from each of the four categories. Having teachers and parents participate along with students is a wonderful way of modeling the values you're teaching.Included:• Coloured background• White background This checklist is in US Letter format but is also available in A4 Format. Make it a whol

Subjects:

Character Education, Life Skills, Professional Development

Grades:

7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Activities, Printables, Service Learning

If You Take A Mouse To The Movies...

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Christmas/ Chanukah/ Kwanzaa, Literature, Special Education

GREAT follow-up activity to the book by Laura Numeroff for "WH" questions, sequencing, recall, and temporal concepts! Students can draw a line from the mouse to the associated answer, circle a response, or verbally identify the answer. Have fun!

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PreK - 2nd, Staff

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Thematic Unit Plans, Interactive Whiteboard, Literature Circles

Police Thank You Cards

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The Little Speech Nook

I am a staunch supporter of our police officers! I appreciate the sacrifice these brave men and women make every day on behalf of our communities, and I try to pay back, and forward their efforts by treating officers to a meal when the opportunity arises. Therefore, I carry several of these cards around with me just in case! If in a drive thru or restaurant, I'll cover the officer's meal, and ask the waiter/waitress or cashier to give the officer the card. I am sharing this project with my f

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Character Education, Civics, Speech Therapy

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PreK - 12th, Staff

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Printables, Service Learning, For Parents

Defining Executive Functioning: A Graphic Organizer

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Dr Erica Warren

Many teachers, parents and administrators ask me to define executive functioning. In fact, it's my most requested presentation topic. It's a fairly common term in education these days, and accommodating those that struggle with executive functioning can be a challenge. The following freebie offers a graphic organizer that covers the components of executive functioning. If we can understand it better, surely we can learn to help these students. I hope you find it helpful!

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Education, Educational Administration & Policy, Special Education

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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Graphic Organizers, Service Learning, For Parents

Superhero Theme ABC Banner

Created by

Kelly Avery Mrs Avery's Island

If you have a Superhero themed classroom or are thinking about giving your classroom a makeover with Superhero themed decor, check this ABC banner! This alphabet banner is perfect for displaying each letter of the alphabet for those students who still need beginning sound reminders. You can even use these for your word wall or word work literacy center too! *********************************** Click this link to view my Superhero Theme Classroom Decor Bundle for many other back to school res

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Back to School, Handwriting, Writing

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PreK - 3rd, Staff

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Bulletin Board Ideas, Posters, Literature Circles

Because of Winn-Dixie ( by Kate DiCamillo) Resource Freebie

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Esther's Books World

Enjoy this resource freebie which is part of the bigger novel study based on the story 'Because of Winn-Dixie' by Kate Dicamillo . You can get the other parts of this resource in my store by following these links -Because of Winn-Dixie Comprehension and Vocabulary PacketBecause of Winn-Dixie Activity PacketBecause of Winn-Dixie Complete Novel Study Packet

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Literature, Reading Strategies, Writing

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3rd - 7th, Staff

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Activities, Literature Circles

I Like Myself by Karen Beaumont [Positive Self-Image]

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Use this FREE activity along with the read along story, "I Like Myself", by Karen Beaumont.Find the read aloud story here on our channel: "I Like Myself"Need a physical copy of the book? Click HERE for I Like Myself or find a link on our YouTube channel.Check out our YouTube Channel: Read Aloud Adventure Here you will find more read aloud stories and adventures. Thank you for your support!See you again soon, for another Read Aloud Adventure.

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PreK - 3rd, Staff

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Melissa Adams at Melissa's Lil' Learners

Christmas Emergent Reader

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Practice reading the sight words: (I , can, see, and, the) with this Christmas themed emergent reader. In addition, students can practice reading and writing their color words with this book. Merry Christmas and Enjoy!!

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Christmas/ Chanukah/ Kwanzaa, Reading, Short Stories

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PreK - K, Staff

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Printables, Literature Circles, Centers

Hispanic Heritage Month Bookmarks (4)

Created by

The Unschooling Lifestyle

Read your favorite books with this hispanic heritage bookmarks. If you use the library a whole lot you will find the "jottings" sections on the back as an added bonus. Write your favorite quotes and/or the page numbers that you want to revisit. Just print the PDF double sided. Happy reading.

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Hispanic Heritage Month, Reading

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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Homework, Literature Circles, Cultural Activities

Fairy Tales Scripts - Robin Hood - A Performance for Classroom, Stage or Film

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WorkInProject Arts

This fun and humorous script has everything you need for a short show adapted from the classic fairy tale 'Robin Hood'. It is the first story and part 1 of a 3 part show 'Robin Hood, Jack and the Three Bears'. When combined, the scripts are interwoven to make a complete show with recurring characters and themes of fairness, caring and imagination. The parts are written so that a small troupe of 6 actors can play every role or up to 17 different speaking roles can be assigned separately. Suggesti

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Arts & Music, Drama, English Language Arts

Grades:

3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Activities, Scripts, Literature Circles

David Goes To School by David Shannon [Self-Regulation & Rules at School]

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Use this FREE activity along with the read along story, "David Goes To School", by David Shannon.Find the read aloud story here on our channel: "David Goes To School"Need a physical copy of the book? Click HERE for David Goes To School or find a link on our YouTube channel.Check out our YouTube Channel: Read Aloud Adventure Here you will find more read aloud stories and adventures. Thank you for your support!See you again soon, for another Read Aloud Adventure.

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PreK - 3rd, Staff

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Environment, Special Education, Speech Therapy

SPED Sensory Diet Choice Board

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The Autism Guide

MOVE IT, MOVE IT!For student's with Autism or special needs, their bodies often needs sensory breaks. About every hour or so, encourage the student to select a preferred sensory activity. GIVE YOUR STUDENTS CHOICES!***To customize this worksheet for your student, visit Canva***

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PreK - 8th, Staff

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Worksheets, Activities, Service Learning

PICTURE BOOK ANALYSIS CHECKLISTS | Grades 1-5 |Teacher & Student Versions

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Tiny Roots Co

These checklists were created to help you and your students analyze complex children’s literature with structure and perspective! These FREE picture book analysis checklists will hopefully provide you and your students with realistic suggestions to help steer your think alouds and discussions during picture book readings. Dig deeper into the words and illustrations of your favorite picture books to find all their hidden gems!This resource is Common Core Aligned for grades 1-5.Visit the Tiny Ro

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Close Reading, Literature

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1st - 5th, Staff

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Printables, Literature Circles

Sneezy Snowman!

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