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Free high school reading strategies images
Main Idea and Supporting Details Anchor Chart
This man idea anchor chart helps students with identifying the Main Idea of informational text and what to look for when it comes to supporting details. This can be printed on 8.5x11 paper or blown up into a poster.
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3rd - 12th
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Plot Diagram Anchor Chart
Use this poster in your classroom as an anchor chart, notes, or even as part of a study guide for students!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Main Ideas and Supporting Details Poster
This poster can be used as a printout/handout for students or it can be laminated and hung up in the classroom for students to reference. The visual of a stool can help students understand that supporting details support, or help hold up, the main idea of the story in reading or in writing.
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3rd - 12th
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Retro Boho Groovy Modern Teacher Toolbox Labels- Blank Template (PNG file)
This is a preview of the paid version of Teacher Toolbox Labels.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
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Conversations with Carson: THE QUESTION GAME!
A child's ability to answer comprehension questions such as, "Where are your shoes?", "Who wants pizza for dinner?", and "When is your friend coming over to play?" forms the necessary foundation for functional verbal communication and makes it possible for a child to participate in basic conversations. Social Star Academy designed this jeopardy style game to give children with Autism, other language impairments, those learning English, or any student who needs practice answering common "wh" ques
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K - 12th
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Text Toolbox for Annotating Notes
With a close read students are reading with pencil in hand annotating their thoughts as they read. This chart gives suggestions on symbols and their meanings for these notations.
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1st - 12th
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ACT/SAT Quick Reference Study Planner
The Quick Reference Guide for ACT or SAT Prep is your essential tool for efficient and effective instruction preparation. Designed to help tutors maximize student study time and performance, this guide provides concise, targeted information and strategies for each section of the SAT. It will minimize the time you need to support students but still be effective.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
CK Letter Sound Font for Personal & Classroom Use
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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One of Us is Lying Suspect Boards
The Suspect Boards for One of Us is Lying, novel by Karen M. McManus, allow students to put the characters from the novel on trial and make an argument for which character killed Simon. After chapter 4, students must use textual evidence and analyze the character's motivations and secrets to prove their character is the killer!Directions: Put students in groups and have them pick one of the four main characters (or assign) Cooper, Addy, Bronwyn, or NateHave them find 5 characters that have or ar
Grades:
9th - 12th
Collaborative Reading Activity Jobs
Reciprocal Teaching - Comprehension/Deep Dive into texts or passages. These are to be used as flash cards. Print, cut, and fold in half so that the "Job" is on one side, and the description on the other. Students should be in groups of 6, with each student having one "Job." Use and resuse these cards to support wholesome understanding of passages and texts in multiple subjects.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Text Structure Student Chart
Student friendly handout includes the six types of text structures: description, chronological order/sequence, compare and contrast, problem and solution, and cause and effect. Each text structure has a visual, author's purpose and clues to look out for.
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4th - 12th
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Public Speaking Observation Worksheet
When introducing a unit on speeches, presentations, or public speaking, it's best to demonstrate your expectations. Assign this worksheet while students watch demonstrations from the teacher (or a TedTalk) to maximize engagement!
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5th - 12th, Staff
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH WORKSHEETS (English-Spanish)
BLACK HISTORY MONTH WORKSHEETS (English-Spanish)Statement and Picture association accompanied with a FUNNY Word Search activity, this is ideal for kids and teens.
Grades:
2nd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Social Studies: Biography Review - Higher Order Thinking Questions
This is an excellent resource for those who are using biography to assess reading retention (Social Studies, English, etc.). It includes higher order thinking questions, clipart licensed from Canva, and would make a great section of a class lesson.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Conflict & Resolution Anchor Chart
Conflict & Resolution anchor chart for Reading and writing teachers!
Grades:
2nd - 9th
Who? What? When? Where? How?
Who, What, When, Where, and How classroom signs using Symbol Stix characters.
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Grades:
K - 9th
QAR - Question Creation Matrix
Watch students thrive in creating their own question assessments for a selected text. This is a great tool for students to use in Literature circles, small groups, or to even help the teacher create a student generated assessment!
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Annotations Strategies
A collections of annotation strategies to use with all kinds of reading assignments. Pick two or three strategies that match the purpose of the reading.
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9th - 12th
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Marco de Interrogativas y Súper Siete
Use this frame to have the question words and the Super Seven accessible for all your students either in the classroom or online.
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Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Literary Elements Plot Chart Poster
High resolution JPEG poster to display in the classroom to help supplement teaching literary elements and narrative writing.
To purchase the bundle of 21 high quality image posters on Literary Elements, at over a 50 % discount visit the link below:
Link-Literary Elements Poster Pack
If you are interested in the Literary Elements Bundle that goes along with these posters check out the link below. The unit contains PPT lectures, student notes, student exercises, graphic organizers, etc.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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Literary Plot Chart
Fillable plot chart for literary purposes. Includes space for students to write:Exposition5 Rising Action EventsClimax5 Falling Action EventsResolution
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Reading Quote Poster Frederick Douglass
Use this reading quote from Frederick Douglass to inspire your students everyday.
This is one digital file which will print up to a 18x24.
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This is a digital image, no actual poster will be shipped. Files are 300 dpi JPG's.
You can print the design yourself on your home printer, or have them printed by any photo finisher of your choice. Please note that the color may appear darker when printed. Regardless of how it appears on your scree
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4th - 12th
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Annotation Guide
Annotation GuideWhen reading any piece of literature, we want our students to analyze the text and think critically about what they are reading. Annotating can help with this! Using this annotation guide will help give students examples of what kinds of annotations they can do when reading. Next to each element is a brief example of what students could jot down in their books. Happy reading!
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8th - 9th
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Y phonics at the beginning and end of words
When an SLP and phonics collide, things may look a bit different. An example of this is with the 'y' phoneme. Guess how speech therapist's target 'y' distortions? Would you believe that this is produced with an EXAGGERATED LONG E SOUND? 'eeeyes' So, in all fairness, y is truly always somewhat of a vowel to me, the 'yuh' sound we typically pair with 'y' is really a result of long E blending to the next sound. This is not usually the logic when we teach phonics, but struggling readers tend to thin
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1st - 12th
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