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Reading strategies outline images
5 Sentence Summary Template
Do your students have trouble writing summaries? Do you struggle getting students to pick out the most important details from a text? Use this 5 sentence summary! I broke down each finger and gave writing space for each part. This helps students visually see that they should have 5 parts and there are little hints for each finger. This works great with ELLs!This is a 1 page PDF file of the 5 Sentence Summary Template.
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1st - 6th
Cause and Effect Graphic Organizer
This Cause and Effect Graphic Organizer can be used for any appropriate grade level! Use this when close reading, or when working on teaching Cause & Effect as a reading strategy to your students.
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Not Grade Specific
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Reading Question Quest
Gives the student an opportunity to understand the reading. It allows them to think before, during, and after the reading.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Illustration Guide
have students illustrate the chapters of their book as they read.Bonus if you let them use their pictures on assessments.I use this for novels during Spanish class. At the end of the novel students take a speaking test where they retell the story in the target language and can use their pictures to guide themselves.
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Not Grade Specific
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Reading group outline/notes
Use this to write down notes from reading groups, write who you saw that day, or plan out groups!
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Not Grade Specific
Student Reading Conference Form
Reading conference form that focuses on the things you want to focus on! I got tired of using conference forms that had "glows" and "grows" for first grade (any grade) students. I needed something that gave me a place to document errors, focus on things I noticed while students were reading, and to document my next steps. I keep these in my data notebook on each of my students and make copies as needed. I have a long date line to represent a week of time or and individual day. I hope you find t
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PreK - 3rd
Nonfiction Text Structure Anchor Chart
This anchor chart displays the characteristics of Description, Problem and Solution, Compare and Contrast, Cause and Effect, and Sequence.
Grades:
6th - 8th
Inferencing Tone Theme Questions in Reading
There are four short texts with questions assessing students' basic inferencing skills--infer about the tone and theme of the texts. Students can also be exposed to poetic devices like rhyming pattern, poem types like couplet and quatrain. The word file and the suggested answer keys will be sent to teachers who are interested in the exercises by downloading the exercises and agreeing to write a brief review of the exercises.
Grades:
5th - 8th
Inferencing Graphic Organizer
Graphic Organizers give purpose to students while reading and keep them on task. This can also be a helpful tool when writing summaries from a text. Can be used digitally for online learning of printed and used in the classroom!
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1st - 8th
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Junior Language Block Outline- Combining Novel Study with Skills Work (Daily 5)
Love studying a novel together as a class? Are you having difficulty incorporating this element of reading with your Daily 5 program? This outline will help you to better organize your language block so that students can engage in whole group reading and idea sharing, as well guided and independent tasks.
Grades:
2nd - 10th
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