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Oral communication Common Core RL.3.5 activities
Skill Based Reader's Theater | Science of Reading
Save BIG with this bundle of Reader's Theater plays for 7 important key reading skills! Fluency and comprehension are at the heart of upper grades reading instruction, and these skill-based reader’s theater plays have been carefully designed to review both! My students absolutely LOVE reader’s theater, and I love all the benefits they provide. I set out to create a set of Reader’s Theater that helps students practice their reading comprehension skills, gives them plenty of opportunity for oral
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3rd - 5th
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Seasonal Reader's Theater | Science of Reading
Save BIG with this bundle of Reader's Theater plays for every occasion! Fluency and comprehension are at the heart of upper grades reading instruction, and these seasonal reader’s theater plays have been carefully designed to review both! My students absolutely LOVE reader’s theater, and I love all the benefits they provide. I set out to create a set of Reader’s Theater that helps students practice their reading comprehension skills, gives them plenty of opportunity for oral reading fluency prac
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3rd - 5th
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Shel Silverstein's THIS BRIDGE Socratic Seminar Plan + MANY Extras!
Are your students struggling with interpreting poetry? Build confidence and comprehension with this short, imaginative poem by Shel Silverstein.
This Socratic seminar plan is designed to help students become more comfortable with prose. As is, it’s appropriate for grades 4th-6th. It could also be used in 3rd, with some modification of questions to help them understand symbolism and figurative language.
In general, Socratic seminar is a fantastic way to engage your students in thoughtful conve
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3rd - 6th
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Charlotte's Web Character Activity
This is an extension activity for the novel Charlotte's Web. Students will discuss the character traits of four of the main characters: Charlotte, Wilbur, Fern, and Templeton. After discussing the character traits of each of these characters the students will then decide which of the characters they most identify with. The students will make a craftivity where they write how they are like the character. Students will then share with the class their responses.
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2nd - 4th
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