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Support various aspects of reading comprehension. Utilize visual tools to engage students more effectively.
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Reading comprehension practice using animal-themed stories at increasing difficulty (by Flesch-Kincaid grade level), paired with multiple-choice comprehension questions and graphic organizers.
A set of blank story graphic organizer templates helping 1st and 2nd grade students analyze story structure, sequence events, and retell stories after reading.
A novel study / reader response packet to accompany the novel Inside Out & Back Again by Thanhha Lai, supporting comprehension and interaction with the text.
Free download A short early-reading passage paired with a main-idea-and-details graphic organizer, used to practice identifying the main idea and supporting details of a story.
Provide apple-themed graphic organizers for students to demonstrate comprehension of a story's structure and elements.
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.
Free download A short early-reading passage paired with a main-idea-and-details graphic organizer, used to practice identifying the main idea and supporting details of a story.
Novel study / literature kit for 'Touching Spirit Bear' by Ben Mikaelsen (Classroom Complete Press, Grades 5-6), providing chapter comprehension questions leveled by Bloom's Taxonomy, graphic organizers, writing tasks, a word search, a comprehension quiz, and an answer key.
A generic set of reading-response graphic organizer templates for use with any informational text, covering main idea, author's purpose, and text analysis.
Free download A short early-reading passage paired with a main-idea-and-details graphic organizer, used to practice identifying the main idea and supporting details of a story.
Book C 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 4-5.
A set of blank, story-agnostic graphic-organizer printables that teachers pair with any story of their choosing to build comprehension skills.
A Collection of Reading Comprehension Activities suitable for any story.
A graphic organizer and background reading to teach the causes, key figures, and effects of the Second Great Awakening religious revival movement (1800s-1840s) in U.S. history.
A set of short nonfiction reading passages with multiple-choice comprehension questions, answer keys, and graphic organizers for independent reading practice.
A simple graphic-organizer activity to help students prepare for a class discussion by recording main ideas, questions, and interesting points from required reading/material.
A graphic-organizer activity for early readers to identify and clarify unknown words and phrases encountered while reading a first-grade-level book.
A set of ten blank, subject-agnostic graphic-organizer templates for analyzing/reviewing any text (reading comprehension scaffolds).
A graphic-organizer activity for beginning readers to identify and ask/answer questions about unknown words encountered while reading a book.
Give young students a simple graphic organizer to record predictions about a fable and identify its lesson.
Students read the background sections, answer questions, and use the comparison organizer to examine different responses to religious revival. The later material asks them to consider social effects and connections with changing ideas about authority. Use the pages for a guided history discussion or pair reading followed by a class comparison.
Guide students through watching the film Cesar Chavez (2014) and analyzing its content and historical context, including comparison to another civil-rights leader.
Graphic organizer to help students analyze a character's words, thoughts, actions, feelings, physical characteristics, and identity roles while reading.
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…