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5th grade reading classroom decors for Easel
Homophone Illustrated Word Wall
This Illustrated Homophone Word Wall set includes 112 word wall cards with pairs of homophones and a large homophone definition poster and definition sentence strip. Each word card has a pair of homophones as well as corresponding pictures which portray the meanings of each word. Some cards have homophone triplets. Each card is just over a foot wide, that's 33cm by 6cm. They are laid out as three cards per page on landscape legal sized paper; 8.5” x 14” (legal) sized paper. An Easel activity is
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2nd - 5th
Also included in: Homophone Bundle: Word Wall, Dominones, Matching Game and Flash Cards
Point of View Flow Chart and Worksheets in PDF and Digital
I created this flow chart for my fifth-grade students who were struggling to determine the point of view. This is a step-by-step graphic organizer that will easily lead them to the correct point of view. It includes plenty of graphics for your ESL students. This was very beneficial for my students. I hope it works for your students, too. Ten practice passages are also included, so students can put the flow chart to immediate use! (Three pages of passages, and three pages of detailed answer key
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4th - 6th
Reading Genre Posters Classroom Library Decor ELA Back to School Bulletin Board
Look no further for the perfect addition to your classroom library bulletin board! You will love these beautiful Reading Genre Posters. Several options included for printing and sizing plus bonus Reading Genre Hunt Teach- Go Pennants®. GRAB THE COMPLETE ELA DECOR BUNDLE HERE!INCLUDED:Print & digital options included to meet your needs3 Sets of the Posters: set 1 is black background, set 2 is white background, and set 3 is black & white images. Student versions 4 to a page for readers not
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2nd - 5th
Book Review Report Templates Reading Response Sheets Graphic Organizers
Are you searching for an engaging and highly motivating way for students to create their book reviews? Look no further! You will love this no prep Book Review Teach-Go Pennants™. This is the perfect way to wrap up any book club, literature circle or independent reading project and they make a gorgeous bulletin board display! INCLUDED:Print & digital versions included Book Review Poster Pennants for you to have students complete and display. Students will write on, decorate, and cut!PENNANTS
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3rd - 6th
The Invisible Boy Activities
The Invisible Boy Interactive Read Aloud Lessons is the perfect companion to The Invisible Boy by Trudy Ludwig, an absolute must-read during the first couple weeks of school. It contains Vocabulary and Learning Objective Posters, as well as Discussion Points that can be printed on Post-Its and stuck inside the book. Kiddos will enjoy interviewing a classmate, learning about their unique qualities, and creating a rainbow for them to show off how special they are. This writing activity is availabl
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3rd - 5th
Simple Book Review Templates - Book Recommendations Templates for Every Month!
Students will LOVE independent reading with these book review templates! These are low prep and loved by both students and teachers. Just print on colored paper and start creating an easy to maintain reading bulletin board. Writing book reviews will help students develop comprehension skills, expand vocabulary, help with understanding what they've read, and even allows students to make connects with each other. Love this bulletin board? Grab the entire bundle of bulletin boards for 45% off the o
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3rd - 5th
Text Structure Practice Passages Worksheet Task Cards Anchor Chart Posters
Understanding non-fiction text structures is an important skill for young readers. It helps improve reading comprehension, critical thinking, and writing skills. It's also a frequent topic on standardized tests.This product includes everything you need to help your students understand the essential text structures of:compare and contrastcause and effectdescribesequenceproblem and solutionThis resource includes posters, graphic organizers, and task cards.POSTERSThe posters provide clear and conci
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in: 3rd 4th Grade Reading Comprehension Worksheets Centers Activities Bundle
Figurative Language Games/Activities - Bingo, Match Up, Anchor Charts + Easel!
Are you looking for a FUN and effective way for your students to learn and understand figurative language? These interactive activities are it and way more fun than a worksheet.This set teaches the following figurative language terms:SimileMetaphorIdiomHyperboleOnomatopoeiaPersonificationAlliterationThis set includes: 7 colorful figurative language anchor charts A fun, interactive Bingo game Match-up category headings 24 figurative language cards for bingo or match-up game Worksheets Directions
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3rd - 5th
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Famous Authors Study of the Month Research Activities Beverly Cleary Mo Willems
Grow your readers with the Famous Authors Teach-Go Pennants™. These are perfect for studying and researching these influential and Famous Authors. This is perfect to focus on an Author of the Week or Author of the Month or for Read Across the USA Week! Your students will enjoy seeing these displayed as they learn all about these Famous Children's Authors.CLICK HERE TO CHECK OUT OVER 200 TEACH-GO PENNANTS™INCLUDED:Zip file: file 1 is pennants, file 2 is optional head toppers for leadersPrint &
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3rd - 5th
Types of Character Conflict: Posters and Practice Worksheets or Assessment
Create a visual display that highlights the four types of character conflicts in your classroom! This resource includes four posters and a 10-item worksheet or assessment. Use these to introduce your upper elementary and middle school students to the four major types of character conflict: person vs. person, person vs. nature, person vs. self, and person vs. society. This resource features two distinct items:FIVE POSTERS- There is a colorful poster that defines each type of character conflict. A
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4th - 6th
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Turkey Non-Fiction Resources | Close Reads & Informational Text
As I was on the hunt for resources to teach my students about turkeys, I realized that there aren't very many out there that include REAL pictures of the animal and their environment. To help my students reach the rigorous Common Core State Standards, I want to provide them with non-fiction resources that will connect them to the world around them. This is why I created this Turkey Non-Fiction pack loaded with REAL pictures of turkeys and true information about them.Here's what's included in thi
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K - 5th
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Reading Across America Week Craft: Build a Birthday Cake Craft & Writing Prompts
My build a birthday cake craft and writing prompts are the perfect, no prep Read Across America activity for elementary. 3 templates ensure that every birthday cake activity on your March bulletin board is unique! Post your birthday cake crafts and prompts in the hallway to make an engaging Read Across America display.If you’re racing to figure out what Read Across America craft to quickly put up in the hallway to celebrate, look no further. Students can complete the birthday cake craftivity in
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2nd - 5th
Homophones Worksheets and Activity: A Phone Craftivity in Print and Digital
Here's a hands-on, creative way to practice identifying and using homophones! This homophone craftivity provides a fun reading, writing, and vocabulary activity that is perfect for keeping your students engaged. They begin by reading a text message from a friend, asking for their help in studying for a test. Then, they complete four worksheets where they identify homophones and generate sentences with homophones. When the craftivity project is finished, you can use these projects to make a fun b
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2nd - 5th
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Elements of Poetry Anchor Charts, Handouts, and Quiz - Introduction to Poems
This straightforward introduction to structural elements of poetry works with any poem unit. Colorful anchor charts support instruction with terms and a labeled poem. The grayscale version provides parallel handouts. A simple matching quiz lets kids show what they know.Open the preview to take a closer look at the resources.Kids learn terms with a page of definitions of five elements of poetry, as well as a labeled poem:versestanzarhythmmeterrhymeThey use the grayscale version as a reference or
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3rd - 5th
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Prose Poetry and Drama Task Cards RL4.5
Are your fourth graders struggling to learn the difference between poetry, prose and plays/dramas? Mine were, so I created this Task Card resource just for them. Now I am sharing my RL 4.5 set of task cards with you and your students.This RL 4.5 resource includes:20 Task Cards for students to practice determining the text type (prose, poetry, drama) Student WorksheetTeacher Answer Key (students could use to self-grade, too)Poster/support sheet that lists key elements of each type *
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3rd - 5th
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Homographs and Multiple Meaning Words
Homographs and Multiple Meaning Words: Students often confuse homographs with multiple meaning words. In this booklet, students will engage in games and activities that will allow them to compare words and categorize them correctly as either homographs or multiple meaning words. It includes a set of seventy-two illustrated word cards with definitions, six pull-out graphic organizers which can be used as posters for charts or to create a bulletin board, and a worksheet for both homographs and mul
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2nd - 5th
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Hibernation Non-Fiction Resources | Close Reads & Informational Text
As I was on the hunt for resources to teach my students about hibernation, I realized that there aren't very many out there that include REAL pictures of the topic. To help my students reach the rigorous Common Core State Standards, I want to provide them with non-fiction resources that will connect them to the world around them. This is why I created this Hibernation Non-Fiction pack loaded with REAL pictures of hibernating animals and true information about them.Here's what's included in this
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K - 5th
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Ask Questions About a Text (Interactive Notebook + Posters)
Good readers not only answer text-dependent questions as they are reading, but they also apply the metacognitive reading strategy of ASKING questions as they are reading. This fosters deep comprehension of the text.This interactive notebook is for teaching how to generate questions about a text. In my class, I tell my students that I will choose the 10 best questions and turn it into their reading quiz for that week. They love it because they feel like the teacher. Little do they know that they
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3rd - 6th
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Fiction vs Nonfiction | Anchor Chart | Fiction vs nonfiction Sort
>> CLICK HERE FOR THE EDITABLE VERSION IN GOOGLE SLIDES <<Improve your students' understanding of fiction and nonfiction texts with this comprehensive Fiction vs. Nonfiction Anchor Chart and Sort activity. This resource includes a printable anchor chart for sorting the differences between fiction and nonfiction texts, providing a hands-on learning experience for students.Students can cut and glue the elements of fiction and different features of nonfiction texts into their intera
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1st - 5th
Also included in: Fiction vs Nonfiction | Summarizing | Interactive Notebook
Elements of Realistic Fiction Anchor Chart, Poster, Organizer, and Questions
Support your realistic fiction genre study with a poster, anchor chart, organizer, and questions. Each comes as a color or grayscale page that you may print or display. Kids learn to distinguish, identify, and analyze elements (characters, setting, plot and theme).Open the preview to take a closer look. You can use these handy resources with any story.Enjoy teaching!Brenda Kovich
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3rd - 5th
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FREE Reading Comprehension Strategies Posters - Essential Skills for ELA
Use these bright and colorful posters at centers or to decorate your classroom. These anchors are a great way to remind students to use their reading strategies!Plus, there's a digital slideshow version that you can project while students are reading. The posters rotate every minute.WHAT’S INCLUDED:✍️ PRINT:8 Reading Strategies PostersSummarizingAuthor's PurposeMaking ConnectionsInferencePredictingQuestioningVisualizingCompare and ContrastDIGITAL:Google Slides - SlideshowGreat for 2nd, 3rd, 4th,
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2nd - 6th
THEODOR GEISEL (Dr. Seuss) AUTHOR STUDY: Activity and Graphic Organizers
DR. SEUSS AUTHOR STUDY! THEODOR GEISEL AUTHOR STUDY!Learning about Dr. Seuss or studying his books like Green Eggs and Ham, The Lorax, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, or The Cat in the Hat, has never been more fun! This activity makes a great bulletin board display! Great for Read Across America week, Dr. Seuss week, or Dr. Seuss's birthday on March 2.BIG GALOOTStudents will love creating a Big Galoot of Dr. Seuss, one of the greatest picture book authors of all time. Ready-to-go templates make
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2nd - 5th
Also included in: Author Study BUNDLE: Activity, Graphic Organizers, Bulletin Board, Easel
Historical Fiction Anchor Chart, Poster, Graphic Organizer, and Questions
Support your historical fiction genre study with a poster, anchor chart, graphic organizer, and questions. Each comes as a color or grayscale page that you may print or display. Kids learn to distinguish, identify, and analyze elements (characters, setting, plot, and history). Open the preview to take a closer look. You can use the handy pages with any book. They're perfect for third grade, fourth grade, and fifth grade.Enjoy Teaching!Brenda Kovich
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3rd - 5th
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Elements of Greek Mythology Poster, Anchor Chart, Graphic Organizer & Questions
Support your Greek mythology unit with a poster, anchor chart, graphic organizer, and questions. Each comes as a color or grayscale page that you may print or display. Kids learn to distinguish, identify, and analyze elements (characters, setting, plot, and theme).Open the preview to take a closer look. You can use the handy pages with any myth. They're perfect for third grade, fourth grade, and fifth grade.Enjoy Teaching!Brenda Kovich
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3rd - 5th
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