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These are COMPLETE 400+ pages of Assessments and Teaching Notes for ALL English Language Arts Standards for 3rd Grade. These will cover your entire year! Reading comprehension (literature and informational), writing, language/grammar, fluency, speaking and listening are all included. Use them for more than just assessments. They are a perfect supplement to your English Language Arts Curriculum.
This resource is a COMPLETE year of Daily Review OR Morning Work for all Math and English Language Arts Standards for 5th Grade. That is 180 pages, or a fresh new page for each morning/day of the school year!
This a great Thanksgiving-themed resource to promote reading comprehension in your classroom. I provide passages, questions, and a step-by-step close-reading strategy to help students develop skills to read for deeper meaning.
This Christmas-themed resource helps 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.
This winter-themed helps 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.
This resource contains everything you will need to implement close reading in your classroom! I’ve included THREE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF EACH PASSAGE for you to easily differentiate in your classroom! There are also text-dependent questions and writing prompts for your students to cite evidence from the text.
This resource contains everything you will need to implement close reading in your classroom! I’ve included THREE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF EACH PASSAGE for you to easily differentiate in your classroom! There are also text-dependent questions and writing prompts for your students to cite evidence from the text.
I created this Halloween-themed 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.
These are COMPLETE 400+ pages of Assessments and Teaching Notes for ALL English Language Arts Standards for 6th Grade. These will cover your entire year!
This resource includes everything you will need to practice determining theme with your students! I’ve included THREE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF EACH PASSAGE for you to easily differentiate in your classroom! There are also short-answer questions for your students to practice determining theme.
This resource contains everything you will need to implement close reading in your classroom! I’ve included THREE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF EACH PASSAGE for you to easily differentiate in your classroom! There are also text-dependent questions and writing prompts for your students to cite evidence from the text.
I created these logic and brain games as a fun activity to give to your students at the start of the year (or anytime for enrichment.) The games are back-to-school-themed and ask your students to solve real-world, first-week teacher problems. Missing bus assignments, mixed-up seating charts, spilled bag lunches, and disorganized student lines are just some of the back-to-school problems they will solve.
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.
Halloween Logic Games are a fun activity to give to your students during Halloween (or anytime for enrichment.) The games are Halloween-themed and ask your students to solve some problems that might pop up during the Halloween season. The puzzles include a witch who forgot the recipes to her secret brew, children who mixed up their bags of candy, a spider that has spun math webs, a trick-or-treater with a secret map of his neighborhood, guessing their classmate’s costumes, and monsters who forgot their room assignments in the haunted house.
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.
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