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DIBELS Benchmark Goal Chart
DIBELS benchmark Goal chart for teacher reference. Kindergarten through 4th grade DIBELS categories shown.Could be useful for parents as tool for them to know what level their child is on and what is expected.
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K - 4th
Reading BME chart (Beginning, Middle, End)
You can hand this to your students any time they are reading a fiction book, and it walks them through writing a good beginning, middle, and end. It can also be used as an outline for prewriting or even as an assessment when they finish reading something. They can draw pictures of the characters' faces, especially if they are younger students.
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K - 3rd
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Main Idea/Supporting Details Hands
Students use the visual of their hands to record and organize information from a nonfiction text. With their fingers as the topic and supporting details and their palm as the main idea, students are able to realize that they will always have a tool "on hand" to help them make sense of the most important thought of a text and the details which support it.
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3rd - 6th
Direct vs. Indirect Characterization Guided Notes
- Guided notes with examples on the difference between direct and indirect characterization
- Filled in notes included!
- Youtube link attached with examples of direct vs. indirect characterization
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7th - 9th
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Phonics Rules Cheat Sheet for Multiple Syllable Words
These are easy rules that students can remember when applying to multiple syllable words. There are very few exceptions to these rules as reading becomes more difficult. This sheet will provide them an easy go to guide when trying to read fluently. They can then concentrate on comprehension rather than fluency.
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2nd - 12th, Adult Education
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Comprehension Skills and Strategies List
Looking for a list of all comprehension skills and strategies? Look no further!Remembering which comprehension skills & strategies, and which vocabulary skills to teach throughout the year can become daunting. This list has everything you need in one place. Keep it in your planning folder, your guided reading binder, or any place close by. It is great when used as a checklist to help you keep track of what needs to be covered.
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K - 8th
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Reading Scope and Sequence
Get your year started with a pacing guide for the first eight weeks of teaching reading in First Grade. This pacing guide gives teachers a plan for creating lessons while staying on track and hitting key common core standards.
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1st
Time Saver for Reading Groups: FREE Reading Workshop Template
This is the Reading Workshop Template I created to save time for my small reading groups. I keep several blank templates on hand to quickly change according to skills we are working on in Reading Workshop. You can change the header to personalize it for you. There are areas to fill in the logisitics of your lesson; block of time, book level, title, etc.
There are three main parts before, during, and after the read including a place to fill in vocabulary from the text as well as what your ne
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K - 3rd
HMH Into Reading 3rd Grade Lesson Plans - Module 2 Week 3
Organized lesson plans for HMH Into Reading! Use this resource to help plan your lessons.3rd grade- Module 2 Week 3Lesson Plans include:Learning ObjectivesMaterialsVocabularyReadingSmall Group InstructionFoundational SkillsGrammarMicrosoft Word FormatEditable
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3rd
Letterland and Scott Foresman alignment guide
This is a guide I created over the course of a 10 month school year while teaching 1st grade Letterland along with Scott Foresman. There are 45 lessons/units to teach with Letterland with a few weeks less than that of school. I also wanted to integrate grammar, writing, comprehension skills and guided reading (Scott Foresman) as well as the phonetic skills (Letterland). I also created with this a year long grammar guide to correspond with each combined Letterland and Scott Foresman unit.
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K - 2nd
Elements of Reading
Hello, This product helps guide students through their summer or classroom reading by asking them about the basic elements of their story or novel. This resource asks students to think about their characters, the setting, conflicts, plot, themes, and how the elements change over time.
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3rd - 12th
McGraw Hill Wonders Fifth Grade Unit 1 Week 1 Study Guide
Unit 1 Week 1 Study Guide for fifth grade. The guide contains all tested skills, spelling words (on level), 2 challenge spelling words, and vocabulary words for the week.
** 8/11/14 I have added the language skill. I also left off a vocabulary word. It is now added as well.
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5th
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Story Map Sequencing
This document helps students to break down and summarize both fiction and nonfiction texts. Can also be used to create outlines for writing assignments.The resource has 2 parts: one part is for written text and one part is for illustrations. These two parts can be used separately or as a compliment to one another, depending on the age and needs of your students.
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K - 5th
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Wit and Wisdom Lesson 1 Preview
Like the first four pages of these worksheets. The full Focusing Question #1 of Module 4 is available for purchase. This will include Lessons 1-7.
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4th
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Venn Diagram for Comparing and Contrasting Story Elements
Labels prompt students to use their knowledge of story elements to compare and contrast two poems, plays, stories, genres, and more!
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2nd - 8th
Understanding Text Structure Scaffolded Notes
These are scaffolded notes based on Emily Kissner's amazing PowerPoint, Understanding Text Structure. The scaffolded notes take out the most important information like the different types of text structure and clue words that students can keep with them to look back on. These notes also include 3 4th/5th grade passages where students must identify the text structure.These Notes should be accompanied with Emily Kissner's Understanding Text Structure Powerpoint in Guided Note Takinghttps://www.te
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4th - 6th
GRAPHIC ORGANIZER: ANALYZING COMPLEX TEXTS
This graphic organizer can be used with any complex text, including poems, short stories, excerpts, or book chapters. The chart prompts students to look for and list different parts of a story, including characters, setting, point of view, symbols, etc. This is a great tool for small group work, independent study, and a mechanism to lead class discussion.
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6th - 9th
Pizza Graphic Organizer
This graphic organizer is made to engage students and support creativity. This specific organizer is made to organize main idea and detail of different text.
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1st - 4th
Research Essay Introductions! Interactive, remote-friendly
This simple, student-friendly, quick lesson on how to write introduction paragraphs for a research essay in elementary to middle grades. All information is sourced through links within the document from credible and vetted sources, such as the Purdue OWL. This document will be made for you to edit at your need, or it is available to be used right away with your lesson!This lesson was used with a 6th grade classroom.
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4th - 10th
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Notice and Note Organizers Contrast and Contradiction
This product can be used as a graphic organizer to guide thinking through short stories, short videos, picture books, or chapter books.
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Not Grade Specific
Editorial Articles: analyzing the professionals or planning your own
The tool you'll find here was originally designed for a journalism course, but could easily be useful for a persuasive writing unit in another course. Potential Lesson Structure: Begin your persuasive study by having students analyze an editorial, perhaps from The New York Times. You could do this in small groups, or as a whole class. Once everybody is feeling comfortable, use this tool a second time as a rough organizer for their own writing.
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9th - 12th
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Total Phonics Sound Progression
Teach ALL 46 of the phonics chunk sounds in just 18 short weeks! This progression shows each consonant digraph, vowel digraph/vowel team, r-controlled vowel, and many more phonics sounds to teach your students! If you use this resource for the first 18 weeks of school, the second will be nothing but a review! Watch students grow as readers, writers, and spellers in a short year with the help of this FREE product! You can change the progression to fit the feeds of your reading program!
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K - 6th, Adult Education
Comic Strip
A blank comic strip worksheet - great for writing centers, story summarizing, pre-writing, tier time, you name it!
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1st - 8th
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Guided Reading Group Rotation Schedule
This document is intended for rotations of four to five reading groups, grouped according to reading level. The times and names for the groups can be adjusted.
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Not Grade Specific
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