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View each slide's sentence with a blank, choose the correct verb form from listed choices (advancing through choices/slides), then check against the answers reproduced at the end of each set; a printable answer/bubble sheet is also included.
Students read literary and informational texts, answer selected and written-response questions, and develop an argument using paired passages. The teacher guide and response rubrics support review of how students use evidence and explain their thinking. A separate Grade 7 ELA practice test is available when you need the related set for that grade.
Practice distinguishing short vs. long vowel sounds in simple words.
A class-book follow-up activity to reading 'Chicka, Chicka, Boom, Boom', where each student contributes a page about their own name.
Look at a given word, sound it out, look at a picture, then change the first letter to match the picture and write the new word (e.g. jug -> bug; also bat, pen, dig, top listed as starting words).
Helps students identify and sort Cinderella characters together with matching character traits.
Provide a set of nonfiction science reading passages (one per lesson listed below) paired with comprehension questions and an answer key, to build science reading comprehension and content knowledge on the lesson topics.
Practice putting letters and themed word lists into alphabetical (ABC) order.
A map-reading activity that has students use a state map of Georgia to locate cities, rivers, mountains, neighboring states, and bodies of water using cardinal and intermediate directions.
Students read the review sheet, then answer 3-option multiple-choice questions (writing/circling the correct letter) across 8 worksheets on subject-verb agreement; they can self-check using the included answer key.
Look at pictures and fill in a missing beginning, middle, or ending sound; then, across five separate pages, trace CVC words for each short vowel (A, E, I, O, U) matched to pictures.
Provide a set of nonfiction science reading passages (one per lesson listed below) paired with comprehension questions and an answer key, to build science reading comprehension and content knowledge on the lesson topics.
A dot-to-dot puzzle activity book pairing connect-the-dots pictures with short animal/nature facts.
A set of three earth-science reading-comprehension lessons on natural resources, ocean exploration, and ocean resources, each combining an informational passage with comprehension questions. Editable Word version of the same resource.
Look at each pictured word (e.g., bed, mug, baby, moon, hat, pie, rain, bat, rake, fox), draw a circle around short-vowel words and a square around long-vowel words, then color the pictures.
This is a Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Literacy + Math Activity . On the first page, students will write their name and color the letters in their name. On the second page, students will count the coconuts and write how many.
Practice recognizing rhyming word families by matching pictures to a target word ending.
Free download Free single-lesson sample of a candy-themed reading comprehension resource: two differentiated passages on candy types followed by comprehension, vocabulary and writing activities.
Practice identifying the correct initial consonant blend sound for a pictured word.
A set of three earth-science reading-comprehension lessons on natural resources, ocean exploration, and ocean resources, each combining an informational passage with comprehension questions. Standard worksheet-format PDF (single combined document rather than the separate 'Presentable' slide-style files of the sibling product).
A high school life-skills/personal-finance lesson teaching students how the Canada Pension Plan and US Social Security retirement programs work, so they can compare the two systems and calculate contribution amounts.
Match pictures of animals to their names or related words, use the words to fill in a small across/down crossword puzzle, then use the puzzle's circled letters to solve a related mystery-word fill-in-the-blank.
Students walk/rotate to numbered question cards posted around the room, read a mini frog-life-cycle text excerpt on each card, and circle the correct non-fiction text feature (heading, caption, diagram, table of contents, glossary, labels, photograph, bold print, true/false) on their own recording sheet.
A peer-quizzing card game that reinforces reading exponential expressions by identifying the base and exponent, using a sheltered-language sentence-frame strategy.