Story Elements Anchor Charts + Assessments
Anchor charts and assessments teaching kindergarten students (RL.K.3) to identify characters, setting, and major events in a story.
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Free download SUPER FREE PACK | ANCHOR CHARTS IN ENGLISH | 100 PAGES
A bundle of short original English stories/fables (including at least one classic fable, 'The Lion and the Mouse') each paired with a main-idea-and-details reading-comprehension anchor chart, provided in both a completed worked example and a blank student-practice template.
Suspense in chapter 2 of Stephen King's The Mist: Strong Characters + answer key
Analyze Suspense in Stephen King's The Mist Chapter 2\nThis 4-page Google Doc resource helps students study suspense in chapter 2 of Stephen King's horror novella The Mist.
Free download TEXT+6 ANCHOR CHARTS | The Balloon That Wouldn’t Float
Reading comprehension anchor chart set built around an original short story, teaching main idea, details, and comprehension strategies.
The Kite Runner Characterization Flip book
The Kite Runner Characterization Flip Book This unique teaching resource is perfect for students from Grades 7 through 12. It's designed as a book companion, taking the user on an enlightening journey through the main characters of the…
Who is Telling the Story? Anchor Chart
Use the charts to introduce a basic comparison between first- and third-person narration, then have students apply the sentence frame to a text you supply. Completed and partially blank versions offer different amounts of support. Ask students to examine the narrator’s words rather than dialogue alone, and explain that first-person narration can be fictional as well as a personal narrative.
Wild Christmas Reindeer by Jan Brett | Reading Comprehension Activities
A reading comprehension activity packet designed as a companion to the picture book 'Wild Christmas Reindeer' by Jan Brett, covering prediction, cause and effect, story elements, character feelings, summary writing, and discussion questions.
Answers included