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This resource includes everything you will need to practice vocabulary and context clues with your students. I’ve included THREE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF EACH PASSAGE for you to easily differentiate in your classroom! There are also matching, multiple-choice questions and short-answer questions for your students to practice vocabulary and context clues.
This resource includes everything you will need to practice text structure with your students. I’ve included THREE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF EACH PASSAGE for you to easily differentiate in your classroom! There are also multiple choice questions, graphic organizers, and short-answer questions for your students to practice text structure.
This resource includes everything you will need to practice citing text evidence with your students! I’ve included THREE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF EACH PASSAGE for you to easily differentiate in your classroom! There are also multiple choice questions and short-answer questions for your students to practice citing text evidence.
This has everything to help students identify, understand, and use different text features. As students progress through this resource, the text and questions increase in complexity. Students will also get repeated exposure to the common text features they see in textbooks and other informational texts.
This resource includes everything you will need to practice summarizing with your students! I’ve included THREE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF EACH PASSAGE for you to easily differentiate in your classroom! There are also graphic organizers, multiple choice questions, and short-answer questions for your students to practice summarizing.
This resource includes everything you will need to practice main idea and key details with your students! I’ve included THREE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF EACH PASSAGE for you to easily differentiate in your classroom! There are also thinking maps, multiple choice questions, and short-answer questions for your students to practice main idea and key details.
These are COMPLETE 400+ pages of Assessments and Teaching Notes for ALL English Language Arts Standards for 5th Grade. These will cover your entire year!
The ability to analyze story elements aids in reading comprehension, leads to a deeper understanding of literature, and helps students develop and write their own stories. As teachers, we want students to understand a story arc or events that happen in the beginning, middle, and end of a story. Students should understand that authors often begin a story by introducing and developing the characters and setting, introduce a conflict and action to build tension and interest, and conclude a story with a climax that resolves the conflict. The goal of this resource is to help your students practice these skills to identify and analyze different story elements.
This resource helps you teach point of view to your students. There are various stories in which the point of view and narrator’s perspective has a dramatic impact on the story.
This resource is designed to help your students develop strategies to understand the meaning of unfamiliar words including using restatements, synonyms, antonyms, inferences, examples, definitions, and the word’s part of speech to determine its meaning.
The purpose of reading paired literature passages is to provide students with an opportunity to compare and contrast different literary elements. With a set of paired literature passages, students can be prompted to find connections and differences in story/plot elements, topics, genres, themes, details, etc.
This resource includes everything you will need to practice characters with your students! I’ve included THREE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF EACH PASSAGE for you to easily differentiate in your classroom!
I created this resource to help students read complex texts independently and for a specific purpose. I’ve researched several strategies for close reading and have developed a process that will make your teaching more effective, and help your students develop skills to read for deeper meaning.
The key to building strong writers is to practice early and often—but the key to building a love of writing is to make it fun! With these back to school writing activities, students respond to narrative and persuasive prompts with the aid of writing graphic organizers while goofy prompts about stinky feet, zoo animals as pets, and time travel will get students invested in the writing process. While the prompts emphasize the first few weeks of the school year, you can pull out this resource all year long to make writing a blast instead of a drag.
Back to School | Beginning of the Year Reader’s Theater Plays, Scripts and Poem This resource contains five different back to school reader’s theater scripts for your students to perform.
This resource includes everything you will need to practice characters with your students! I’ve included THREE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF EACH PASSAGE for you to easily differentiate in your classroom!
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