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3rd grade graphing guided reading books
Lulu's Mysterious Mission {A Book Companion}
Get your young detectives excited about reading with this engaging Lulu's Mysterious Mission book companion! Here's what you'll get:A fun graphing activity to find out which Lulu book is everyone's favorite. Students can tally, graph, and analyze the data.Graphic organizers for Lulu and Ms. Sonia Sofia Solinsky to help students organize their thoughts and observations.A story map to keep track of the plot and events.A graphic organizer to record clues as students read.A page for interactive note
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1st - 3rd
Bean Plant Life Cycle Book Observation Journal Parts of a Seed Graph & Sorting
These 7 fun STEAM / STEM activities about the bean plant life cycle will engage your students this spring! They will tally, graph, read about, examine, grow, measure, record, sort, and sequence the life cycle of bean seeds. Most of these activities are ready to print and go, though some require minimal preparation. This resource includes:Bean Life Cycle Book, a 10 page reproducible non-fiction reader about the life cycle of a green bean,Bean Life Cycle Journal and Sequencing Activities, Directio
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K - 3rd
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Also included in:Â STEM STEAM Plants Science Activities Bundle Apples Pumpkins Leaves and Beans
Lemonade For Sale by Stuart J. Murphy-A Book Response Journal, Bar Graph Study
Everything you need to explore Lemonade for Sale – and Bar Graphs - in this 58 page journal. It includes many graphic organizers, constructed response questions and a week's worth of activities and story elements. This journal can be used a few pages at a time or as a packet. Can also be used for assessment purposes.
The journal includes:
-Fiction vs. nonfiction
-What do you know about...
-Prediction
-Questions/answers while reading
-16 Comprehension questions
-3 in depth writing prompts:
Grades:
1st - 4th
Sir Cumference and the Off-The-Charts Dessert
This lesson allows students to reflect on the connections between math terms and literature through the book Sir Cumference and the Off-The-Charts Dessert a wonderful picture book by Cindy Neuschwander. The students are to reflects on ways to tally data and the different ways to represent data including the use of bar graphs and pie charts.
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3rd - 6th
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Horrible Harry and the Triple Revenge Novel Unit
This unit goes along with the Horrible Harry book that kids love so much! This book is a great way to teach students about revenge, and the disadvantages to revenge.
This unit includes the following:
*Math--graphing student opinions on a bar graph
*Writing--Writing a letter, opinion pieces
*Literacy--Problem/solution, compare/contrast
*Foldables
*Health--healthy and unhealthy snacks
This would be a great whole class or small group lesson to complete while working through the story! Kids loves
Grades:
2nd - 4th
The Seasons, Rhyming Read: Earth's Tilt, Bar Graphs, Reading Detective, Workbook
"My Favorite Season" eases the transition for students going back to school because it normalizes change. We emphasize the positive in each season while building important academic knowledge and transferable skills. This unit provides a simple yet accurate scientific explanation for why seasons happen using bright, rich diagrams they must label. This unit contains a diagram of the Earth's tilt, bar graphing challenges, all seamlessly alongside ELA skills like finding evidence inside a story, han
Grades:
1st - 3rd
NGSS:
1-ESS1-2
The Facts about Ice Cream, How to get Ice Cream and How to Make Ice Cream
This non-fiction set of texts will grab everyone's attention. This package includes 3 texts written at the grade 2/3 level. The main text provides a simple history of ice cream loaded with math, with word work activities focusing on the long vowel patterns "ee/ea", beyond the text inferring comprehension questions and text feature activities. (Possible answers included) Plus there are 2 additional procedural texts: How to get Ice Cream and How to Make Ice Cream. A writing graphic organizer is
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Graphing Worksheet
This is a great tool for recording data of multiple data sets (ex. model a, model b, model c, etc.). There are blanks provided for students to demonstrate labeling and other elements of a graph, including the legend. Also, included is a blank page for students to formulate their own questions related to the data.
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Grades:
1st - 5th
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