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Landmark Research Project Fun Summer School Activities Writing Reading Passages

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I love when you pair these sets together! It just makes the learning so much more authentic and really gives the kids extra time to study a topic.
As I prepare for next year, I find that this will be the perfect research project for my students! Thank you so much! I love purchasing your resources. They are always engaging, and well done!

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    Save time planning about iconic landmarks with these high-interest nonfiction reading and writing activities! This is the perfect set to bring into your ELA and SS blocks to tie together historic places and important reading and writing skills. It also makes a great end-of-year independent project for students.

    This set includes 7 close reading passages and a step-by-step approach to writing research pieces to help you scaffold and differentiate to meet your students' needs.

    This writing pack will help your students complete a landmark research project.

    Directions are clear and easy to understand and come in two layouts for students to either work at their own pace or work as a class step by step. Note-taking sheets and organizers help students to record information they learn from the sources they are using, as well as, gain a deeper understanding of what makes each National Park important, special, and unique.

    Your students will:

    • actively read and differentiate between natural and manmade landmarks
    • learn about 7 iconic landmarks found in both the US and around the world
    • research a landmark of their choice
    • write a cohesive research project
    • complete creative elements to showcase what they learned

    Save time planning, engage students, and bring critical thinking activities into your classroom in an instant with these high-interest landmark reading, writing, and creative activities!

    NOTE: This set includes BOTH printable and digital versions.


    CONTENTS of Landmark Close Reading:

    ✓Includes Digital LInk and Directions to complete this project in Google Classroom™

    âś“Teacher Notes and Suggestions

    âś“Anchor Chart Posters

    • What is a Landmark? Poster
    • What is a Natural Landmark? Poster
    • What is a Manmade Landmark? Poster
    • Famous U.S. Landmarks Poster
    • Famous World Landmarks Poster
    • How are Landmarks Protected? Poster

    âś“Landmark Nonfiction Article and Close Reading Response Questions

    âś“Student Project Directions

    âś“Preparing for Landmark Research and KWL

    âś“Detailed Student Note-Taking Sheets with Guided Ideas for 2 Different Sources

    âś“Plain Student Note-Taking Sheet

    ✓4 Optional “You Choose” Going Further Extension Organizers

    âś“Planning Your Writing Graphic Organizers

    âś“Planning Each Paragraph & Details Graphic Organizer

    âś“Student Editing Checklist and Teacher Rubric

    âś“Lined Paper and Cover Sheet for Landmark Research

    âś“Creative Landmark Display Options:

    • Landmark Flipbook
    • Landmark Brochure Foldable
    • Landmark Display Poster
    • Landmark Illustration Page

    âś“Persuasive Writing Optional Extension Activity

    ✓Let’s Make This a Landmark Extension Activity


    CONTENTS of Landmark Research Pack:

    ✓ Link and directions to use the digital version in Google Classroom™

    âś“Close Reading Anchor Charts in two sizes

    âś“Close Reading Graphic Organizer

    âś“7 nonfiction passages with reader-response text-dependent questions

    • What is a Landmark?
    • The Great Barrier Reef
    • The Grand Canyon
    • Niagara Falls
    • The Statue of Liberty
    • Leaning Tower of Pisa
    • The Great Wall of China

    âś“Answer Keys

    âś“Bonus Activities Include:

    -Compare and Contrast Venn

    3-2-1 Reflection

    -Asking Questions

    -Visualizing Nonfiction

    -Main Idea activity

    -Going Beyond the Reading Critical Thinking Reflection

    -Agree or Disagree?

    -Vocabulary Reflections

    -Landmark Poster

    - plus more!

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    All digital activities are interactive and include movable parts and text boxes to promote student independence and engagement.

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    Ask and answer questions to demonstrate understanding of a text, referring explicitly to the text as the basis for the answers.
    Determine the main idea of a text; recount the key details and explain how they support the main idea.
    Determine the meaning of general academic and domain-specific words and phrases in a text relevant to a grade 3 topic or subject area.
    Use text features and search tools (e.g., key words, sidebars, hyperlinks) to locate information relevant to a given topic efficiently.
    Refer to details and examples in a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.

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