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Use ELA diagrams to explore literary elements. Visualize plot structures, character relationships, and themes.
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A reading comprehension resource built around graphic organizers that teach story structure, character analysis, setting, plot, nonfiction text features, and comprehension skills such as analyzing, comparing, contrasting, sequencing, questioning, cause and effect, and summarizing.
A bundle combining a frog life cycle science journal with an emergent reader booklet, teaching the stages of frog development (egg, tadpole, back legs, front legs, froglet, frog) through both open-ended journaling/observation and guided early reading.
Combine science content about extreme environments (desert, deep ocean, space) with reading comprehension and compare/contrast skills.
A print-and-go reading companion of activities to accompany the picture book "Octopus Stew" by Eric Velasquez, covering comprehension, story elements, character analysis, and extension writing/research tasks.
Book B of a 4-book reading-comprehension series pairing short reading selections (from past issues of Highlights for Children) with a matched graphic organizer and a 3-part worksheet (comprehension questions, Analyze and Write, Think and Write) to teach systematic thinking and reading strategies for grades 3-4.
A set of reusable reading-strategy anchor posters paired with blank graphic-organizer response sheets (two ruled-line versions of each: with and without pre-drawn lines) that students use with any book they are independently reading, covering the 'Five Finger Rule' for choosing a just-right book plus cause and effect, compare and…
A set of 6 generic graphic organizers giving upper elementary students extra practice with comprehension and summarizing skills after any read-aloud, class discussion, video clip, or article.
A picture-book companion providing print-and-go comprehension and response activities for the story For You Are a Kenyan Child by Kelly Cunnane.
A book companion of print-and-go reading comprehension activities for the picture book "Miss Nelson is Missing" by James Marshall.
Reading passage explaining water-cycle processes, with comprehension and extension questions, designed for distance learning / Google Classroom use.
A large science packet teaching the butterfly life cycle (egg, caterpillar, chrysalis/pupa, butterfly), butterfly anatomy, and butterfly vs. moth differences, through posters, an interactive handbook, and a wide variety of printable practice activities.
Book D of a 4-book reading-comprehension series pairing short reading selections (from past issues of Highlights for Children) with a matched graphic organizer and a 3-part worksheet (comprehension questions, Analyze and Write, Think and Write) to teach systematic thinking and reading strategies for grades 5-6.
A reading comprehension article and activity teaching how food webs work, including trophic levels, producers, consumers, and decomposers
A 15-page worksheet of Technology-Enhanced Item (TEI)-style interactive review questions for World History II, covering the Reformation, global trade, the Cold War, and independence movements.
A multi-activity packet to engage students productively during a substitute-teacher day, combining reading comprehension, creative writing, and low-prep filler activities.
A full-day substitute teacher plan package for Grade 3 built around the theme of how everyday items are manufactured, combining reading comprehension, writing, math review, and vocabulary activities.
A generic novel-study student workbook that can be used with any novel to guide pre-reading, during-reading, and post-reading comprehension and analysis activities.
Reinforce vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills using sea-animal terminology (eel, fish, jellyfish, orca, shark, crab, seal, turtle, lobster, seahorse, walrus, starfish, whale, swordfish, squid, octopus, dolphin, shrimp, stingray).
A no-prep picture book study companion for "We're Going on a Bear Hunt," providing discussion questions and a range of book-inspired activities the teacher can select from.
A 14-activity compare-and-contrast unit about polar bears and penguins, covering reading comprehension, vocabulary, writing, map skills, and hands-on tasks.
Reinforce vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills using weather-instrument terminology (hygrometer, weather vane, rain gauge, anemometer, wind sock, thermometer, barometer).
A frog/amphibian science activity packet teaching young students about frog habitats, diet, camouflage, and the frog life cycle (eggs, tadpole, mature tadpole, froglet, adult frog)
A middle/high school health unit introducing the parts and functions of the male and female reproductive systems.
8 Tips to Help Students Build Better Reading Skills - Visual Mind Map Visual Mind Map, a teaching resource suitable for educators and homeschool parents, is designed to enhance students' reading skills.