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Reinforce vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills using human body-parts terminology (nose, ear, arm, eye, back, stomach, cheek, shoulder, finger, face/head, hair, tongue, lip, tooth, thumb, foot, leg, neck, knee, hand).
An interactive reading companion packet for the book 'The Legend of the Indian Paintbrush' by Tomie dePaola, teaching reading comprehension, vocabulary, and response-to-literature skills.
Reinforce vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills using classroom terminology (chair, bulletin board, bookshelf, board, clock, computer, door, table, map, carpet, sink, smartboard, desk, garbage can, window).
Reinforce vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills using terminology related to screws and related small hardware/tools (jar, light bulb, bottle cap, screw, bolt, drill bit).
A comprehensive close-reading unit on vertebrate animals (mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, reptiles) combining nonfiction reading passages, vocabulary instruction, and hands-on classification/sorting activities to build science content knowledge and reading comprehension skills
Reinforce vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills using egg-production terminology (rooster, egg carton, hen, hen house, fried egg, nesting box).
A multi-part butterfly/insect unit combining nonfiction close-reading passages, vocabulary work, a research report, and graphic organizers to build reading comprehension and content knowledge about butterfly biology and life cycle.
A cross-curricular reading unit for the novel 'Dear Mr. Henshaw' by Beverly Cleary combining reading comprehension, writing, social studies (map skills), and a science/STEM extension activity.
Reinforce vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills using weather-forecast terminology (cloudy, hot, showers, thunderstorm, clear night, snowy, hail, overcast, sleet, weatherman/meteorologist, heavy rain, sunny, cold, thunder).
Reinforce vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills using bedroom-related household terminology (nightstand, blanket, armoire, dresser, carpet, bookshelf, bunk beds, vanity, alarm clock, closet, lamp, laundry basket, mattress, poster, bed, pillow).
Reinforce vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills using personal-hygiene and health terminology (blowing nose in a tissue, brushing hair/teeth, toilet paper, taking a bath, coughing in elbow, washing hands, soap, bacteria, virus, hand sanitizer).
Reinforce vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills using sports terminology (skating, snowboarding, soccer, gymnastics, skiing, hockey, marathon, surfing, ballet, baseball, swimming, basketball, golfing, tennis, volleyball, bowling).
Interactive read-aloud companion resource of 24 activities built around the picture book 'Volcano Rising' by Elizabeth Rusch, teaching reading comprehension and volcano science content.
A grades 5-7 nonfiction science reading article explaining the biology behind why leaves change color in autumn (chlorophyll, photosynthesis, daylight/temperature changes), paired with comprehension and extension questions.
This resource is a Five Paragraph Essay Chart. This is a 1-page graphic that will give students a detailed look at developed a five paragraph essay. You can print and display this in your class.
This resource is a Writing Process Wheel. This is a great visual reminder that can easily be printed and displayed on a bulletin board or place in students' notebooks.
Lesson plan / visual mind-map poster teaching rules for correct pronoun usage.
A teaching guide/graphic organizer explaining the structure of a five-paragraph essay (introduction, three supporting paragraphs, conclusion) with transition words and a grading rubric.
Informational science reading article about bats (biology/life science) paired with comprehension and extension questions, for literacy and content-area reading practice.
Provides a reading comprehension and activity set on the excretory system, focused specifically on the kidneys and large intestine.
Provides a reading comprehension and activity set on the digestive system, focused specifically on the mouth through stomach portion.
Provides a reading comprehension and activity set on the excretory system, focused specifically on the skin, liver, and lungs.
Provides a reading comprehension and activity set on the human reproductive system, including fertilization and development.
Teach primary students (grades K-3) to use graphic organizers (Venn diagrams, sequencing diagrams, web diagrams) for higher-order thinking, using imaginative short stories, comprehension questions, and diagram activities aligned to national reading, social studies, math, and science standards.