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6th grade reading strategies centers for Microsoft PowerPoint
Author's Purpose and Author's Point of View Practice Worksheets and Test
Determining the author's purpose and point of view can be challenging for middle school ELA students. This resource provides helpful worksheets that will help your students learn how to figure out the author's purpose and how to determine the author's perspective.When looking for author's purpose activities, I found that the usual method of using PIE just wasn't enough. So this resource starts with PIE: persuade, inform, and entertain, but then goes into many other reasons authors have for writi
Grades:
6th - 8th
Text Features Reading Nonfiction Passages and Task Cards
# Are you looking for ways to introduce students to different text features and show why these features are important? With these text feature passages and task cards, students will explore different text features and how they help readers comprehend a nonfiction text? Text graphics are are a critical part of any informational text. Students learn what are some important text features, and answer comprehension questions to explore how understanding text features benefit readers. This is a great
Grades:
5th - 7th
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Also included in: Text Features Practice Bundle: GALAPAGOS ISLANDS (Nonfiction)
Nonfiction Central Idea PowerPoint, Notes, Worksheets, Test PRINT & DIGITAL
Finding the main/central idea of nonfiction paragraphs and passages will be easy once your students know exactly what to look for! These resources will also help your students find supporting details and write using text evidence. Students will then complete the collaborative and independent practice and the final assessment.The PowerPoint corresponds with the guided notes that come in Cornell AND folding versions. BOTH are engaging and require interaction!* This now includes links to Google Dri
Grades:
6th - 8th
ASKING QUESTIONS: Great Readers Ask Great Questions! CCSS 2.RL.1, 2.RL.2
Great readers DO ask great questions - but it takes practice! This comprehensive activity pack includes everything you need to help your students practice their questioning techniques! This powerpoint can easily be stretched over a week-long mini-unit on asking questions.
Included in the kit:
- powerpoint slideshow teaching the how's and why's of questioning skills
- predictable format to build success in all learners
- teaching slides explain concepts then "you try it" pages allow for pract
Grades:
1st - 6th
Author's Purpose and Author's Point of View PowerPoint and Notes
Determining the author's purpose and point of view can be challenging for middle school ELA students. This resource follows an effective step-by-step process that will help your students learn to figure out the author's purpose and the author's perspective.⭐If you would like the PowerPoint, notes, AND the worksheets and editable test, please check out this resource:• AUTHOR'S PURPOSE AND POINT OF VIEW POWERPOINT, NOTES, TEACH, PRACTICE, TESTWhen looking for author's purpose activities, I found t
Grades:
6th - 8th
Nonfiction Central Idea PowerPoint, Notes, & Writing
Finding the central idea of nonfiction paragraphs and passages will be easy once your students know what to look for! These resources will also help your students find supporting details and write using text evidence.
The PowerPoint corresponds with the guided notes that come in Cornell AND folding versions. BOTH are interactive!
The central idea slide presentation includes 38 animated slides. The pdf file includes folding notes, Cornell notes, AND exit slips for formative assessments. Student
Grades:
6th - 8th
HUGE Growing Bundle of High Interest Low Level Reading Comprehension Activities
500 + Growing high interest - low level reading comprehension passages for grades 5-12. These passages are perfect for older struggling readers and are aligned with the middle school and high school standards English Language Arts. All non-fiction / informational Text. There will be 20-30 new reading passages added several times per year. This bundle is growing. You pay one price and have access in perpetuity. The price of the bundle will go up as I add more sets.Reading Levels: Set 6 and Set
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Inferences and Predictions using Photos - Close Analysis of Pictures and Text
Teach your 5th - 8th-grade students to observe, infer, and make predictions using the pictures in this PowerPoint presentation. Using paintings and photographs with a lot of visual information, students grow in important discerning skills. As you discuss the pictures, students will take their new knowledge and apply it to text.✅ How to use these Inference and Predictions Power Point Slides:Have your entire class look at the first photo and discuss what they see, what they predict, and what they
Grades:
5th - 7th
Notice and Note - Signpost Picture Book Lists, PPT and Activities
This product supports the strategies outlined in the text Notice and Note - Strategies for Close Reading, written by Kylene Beers & Robert E. Probst.
Research has indicated that when a reader pays attention to the particular signals or “signposts” provided by the author within literary texts, depth of understanding and personal engagement with texts can increase.
This EDITABLE resource includes:
*A 27 page Ppt presentation that introduces and explains each signpost, has
activities for
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Adult Education
Trace and Evaluate an Author's Argument
This Common Core reading lesson covers how to trace and evaluate an author’s argument in informational text. The lesson includes research-based strategies and strategic questions that prepare students for Common Core assessments. In this lesson, students identify the author’s claims and determine if each claim is supported by relevant evidence. A final judgment is made on whether the argument has sound reasoning. In addition to the lesson, there are four pages of independent practice with questi
Grades:
6th - 8th
Full Set: Reading Notebook Bingo Cards
Most book report formats are so BORING!!! This interactive menu provides 25 options for students to report out on a chapter or two or three they have read. Both creative and logical tasks to choose from! Visit our ALWAYS WRITE! website for free lessons and writing resources.You can freely preview this product using THIS LINK. This page allows you to purchase the full set, but we encourage you to explore the preview before deciding to buy.Tired of assessing dull reading summaries from student
Grades:
4th - 8th
Types of Characters: Flat, Static, Dynamic, Round, and Sympathetic,
This is an editable power point that can be used to teach the different types of characters found within a variety of literature types. This power point uses a Frozen theme which will allow students to make a connection to the meanings of each term in relation to a character from the movie. Slides are included with the definitions of Flat, Static, Dynamic, Round, Sympathetic, Major and Minor characters, as well as definitions for a protagonist and antagonist. At the end of the power point is
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Grades:
5th - 7th
Evaluate the Claims in an Author's Argument
This Common Core reading lesson covers how to evaluate the claims in an author’s argument. The lesson includes research-based strategies and strategic questions that prepare students for Common Core assessments. In this lesson, students will determine if an author’s claims are supported or unsupported based on reasons and evidence from the text. In addition to the lesson, there are four pages of independent practice with questions modeled after the Common Core assessment items.
This lesson is a
Grades:
5th - 7th
Cause and Effect in Fiction Reading Unit | Graphic Organizers, Lessons & Tasks
This CAUSE AND EFFECT UNIT incorporates essential ELA SKILLS such as identifying SIGNAL WORDS, CAUSALITY, INFERRING and RELATIONSHIPS into an ENGAGING, NO PREP sequence of READING LESSONS your students can apply to ANY FICTIONAL TEXT in 2024.It is COMPLETELY EDITABLE, and students can READ, LISTEN or WATCH some timeless included tales to reinforce CAUSE AND EFFECT concepts and skills.You are Getting⭐ Lesson Plans to Teach Cause and Effect Reading Skills⭐ Cause and Effect Passages ( Text and Mult
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Figurative Language Passages - Alliteration - 2 Digital and 2 Printable Versions
If you are looking for stories and poems designed to help students identify and practice figurative language, then this resource is for you!!Included in this Figurative Language Set:2 stories with custom illustrations for practicing alliterations.2 poems with custom illustrations and tons of alliterations.A/B multiple-choice questioning.Open-ended evidence-based question.Challenge activity to find evidence in the text.Custom Illustrations from Three Birds Art. IG: Threebirds_art2 Google Drive di
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Grades:
2nd - 6th
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Reading Connections Powerpoint - Text to World / Self / Text
Fabulous PowerPoint to use as a mini-lesson, whole group, refresher, or introduction to Text to World, Text to Self, Text to Text. Making Reading Connections is vital to digging into a great story. This colorful and interesting presentation can be used as an Emergency Sub Plan as well!
Grades:
4th - 12th
Elements and Structure of NARRATIVE Text POWERPOINT
This Powerpoint presentation can be used as an introduction or review of narrative text. It can easily be used as one lesson, but it can also be broken down into several mini-lessons allowing for deeper meaning and discussion of the narrative text. Structures covered in this lesson are: Plot, Characters, Setting, Dialogue, Rising Action, Climax, and Resolution. Helpful hints are included to clue the reader into looking for patterns displayed by characters, figurative language, themes, and dia
Grades:
3rd - 6th
STOP and JOT POWERPOINT- Tips for Jotting Notes
Do your students know how to take notes or jot down what is important to remember? This is a confusing skill for students and often they end up with sticky notes all over. This lesson will give students some concrete ideas about what is important and how they can make note taking easier. It consists of 20 colorful slides giving helpful hints and ideas for students to learn important information to jot down. Great resource for teaching kids to use sticky notes and to be attentive and active rea
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Point of View - Who Wants to Be a Millionaire Game
This is a fun activity to review 1st, 2nd, and 3rd person point of view. Students can form into groups or work individually to answer the questions. Students are allowed to "call" another person/team for help, ask the team, or get a hint from the teacher to split the amount 50/50. This addresses the Common Core standards and is applicable for grades 3-6.
You can also purchase two other fantastic Point of View games in my store. The games are easy to make and very effective for teacher-guided
Grades:
2nd - 7th
Question Answer Relationships (PowerPoint and Graphic Organizers)
Everything you'll need to use the "Question-Answer Relationship" reading comprehension strategy in your classroom. Includes:-introductory powerpoint presention with an "incomplete outline" for students to fill out during the powerpoint (keeps them accountable for paying attention to the presentation) and answer key-Q.A.R. graphic organizers for students to generate questions with, (for use with ANY TEXT)-"4 corners" formative assessment piece -Q.A.R. concept sort with questions from a sample sto
Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Comparing and Contrasting / Similarities and Differences Editable Templates
If you're looking to teach students how to compare and contrast texts, characters, animals, films (anything really!), these templates will be useful for you to use in your classroom. The download is a completely editable PowerPoint document. You are able to add text boxes and images as well as make changes to the existing design if you need to. So that you can edit the document completely, no clipart is included, simply writing frames. I like these templates because you can completely personalis
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Grades:
1st - 7th
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Dear Basketball by Kobe Bryant (Comprehension Questions)
In 2015, Bryant announced his retirement through “Player’s Tribune” in a poem titled “Dear Basketball.” In the poem, Bryant shares his love for the sport with the world. Bryant later earned an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film for “Dear Basketball” in 2018.Students will have fun reading Kobe Bryant's "Dear Basketball" letter and answering these comprehension questions. There are many skills included with this activity! This could be used as a station assignment, classwork, homework, sc
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ELA SKILLS MIDDLE SCHOOL BUNDLE - Exit Tickets - PowerPoint - Google Slides
BUNDLE INCLUDES:Exit Tickets/ Task Cards for Middle School ELA Students - Small PackEditable PPT and PDF / ZIP FILEELA Categories:Figurative LanguageAuthor's PurposeFigurative LanguageTheme/ Main IdeaStory Elements (setting, plot, conflicts, etc.)Mood Vs. ToneText StructureExit Tickets or Task Cards - some are created for students to answer based on any text or story you are covering in class at the time. Others require specific answers. I use these in my class and students place them in a pocke
Grades:
6th - 9th
Point of View Bundle Introduction to Assessment
Point of View: Everything you need from Introduction to Assessment. This Point of View resource provides fun practice for your classroom. 46 Point of View paragraphs to use in a variety of ways.
Includes:
Introductory PowerPoint with a follow along worksheet
Point of View Anchor Chart
Center activity with 2 Task Pages, 16 Paragraphs
3 Different Recording Sheets (choose the one you like)
Board Game with 24 Task Cards and 2 Different Recording Sheets for Scoot
Answer Keys
7 prompts – How does th
Grades:
4th - 6th
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