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Read the short story 'Found Money' (about two boys who find and return a lost envelope of cash), then use a 'Good Readers' poster/graphic organizer to answer questions about the story and record the sentence where each answer was found; a second blank graphic organizer is provided for use with any other text.
Free download Students read the short English story on the anchor chart, then study a worked example ("The Lion and the Mouse") that models identifying the main idea and supporting details, and finally fill in a blank graphic organizer (story title, main idea, details) for the story's own title and content.
Free download Students read the short English story on the anchor chart, then study a worked example ("The Lion and the Mouse") that models identifying the main idea and supporting details, and finally fill in a blank graphic organizer (story title, main idea, details) for the story's own title and content.
After reading the story 'Prometheus the Firebringer' (provided externally, not in this file), answer 5 reflective questions covering mythological explanations of natural phenomena, Zeus's motivations, whether the mind is mankind's greatest weapon, whether Prometheus would repeat his choice, and what the myth says about hope; includes a…
Students read the passage 'When Ants Go Marching, They Count Their Steps' and record how illustrations and words in the text demonstrate understanding of where, when, why, and how key events occur, using a graphic organizer; the organizer can be reused with other informational texts.
Free download Students read the short English story on the anchor chart, then study a worked example ("The Lion and the Mouse") that models identifying the main idea and supporting details, and finally fill in a blank graphic organizer (story title, main idea, details) for the story's own title and content.
Students read each legend, then complete a multiple-choice comprehension worksheet requiring them to select the correct answer and underline the sentence in the story that supports it (covering recall, character motivation, vocabulary-in-context, inference, setting/theme, and identifying genre features of a legend), plus a bonus…
After reading a book, spin the wheel and identify characters, settings, and major events; record answers using a graphic organizer.
A Common Core-aligned comprehension and research-project packet accompanying the novel 'Peak' (about climbing Mt. Everest), including guided research projects, comprehension questions, vocabulary, and assessment materials.
Listen to a referenced YouTube song, read the song lyrics as a nonfiction passage, answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, complete a compare-and-contrast graphic organizer on two of the musicians, answer compare-and-contrast multiple-choice questions, write a compare-and-contrast paragraph using transition words, and choose the…
Teaches reading comprehension and compare-and-contrast skills using a nonfiction rap-song passage about the origins of Hip Hop (DJ Kool Herc, Cindy Campbell, and Grandmaster Flash).
Read the 'Davy Crockett' biography passage, then use a graphic organizer to answer given questions and write the sentence from the text where the answer was found, and write and answer one original question.
Teaches reading comprehension and compare-and-contrast skills using a nonfiction rap-song passage about the origins of Hip Hop (DJ Kool Herc, Cindy Campbell, and Grandmaster Flash).
Free download Read the short story, solve a vocabulary crossword, answer true/false and multiple-choice comprehension questions, answer long-answer critical-thinking questions about narration/foreshadowing/character, and complete a cause-and-effect graphic organizer.
Students make predictions before reading, examine and respond to the book cover, fill in a story-elements graphic organizer, retell/illustrate story sequence, describe events in chronological order, and write a Somebody-Wanted-But-So style summary.
Answer section comprehension questions and complete graphic organizers and writing tasks tied to specific page ranges, exercising skills such as identifying story elements, sequencing events, comparing/contrasting, summarizing, inferring outcomes, and drawing conclusions.
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.
Free download Students read the short English story on the anchor chart, then study a worked example ("The Lion and the Mouse") that models identifying the main idea and supporting details, and finally fill in a blank graphic organizer (story title, main idea, details) for the story's own title and content.
Free download Students read the short English story on the anchor chart, then study a worked example ("The Lion and the Mouse") that models identifying the main idea and supporting details, and finally fill in a blank graphic organizer (story title, main idea, details) for the story's own title and content.
Free download Students read the short English story on the anchor chart, then study a worked example ("The Lion and the Mouse") that models identifying the main idea and supporting details, and finally fill in a blank graphic organizer (story title, main idea, details) for the story's own title and content.
Free download Read the short story 'The Balloon That Wouldn't Float' and fill in graphic organizers for main idea, supporting details, a glossary, predictions, questions, text connections (I see/I hear/I feel), inferences, picture clues, context clues, and conclusion.
Free download Students read the short English story on the anchor chart, then study a worked example ("The Lion and the Mouse") that models identifying the main idea and supporting details, and finally fill in a blank graphic organizer (story title, main idea, details) for the story's own title and content.
Watch an 'Are Robots Hurting Job Growth' 60 Minutes/CBS News video and answer 8 comprehension questions; read the textbook section on unemployment and complete an 'Unemployment: An Overview' graphic organizer (defining frictional, seasonal, structural, and cyclical unemployment with examples, and distinguishing underemployed vs.…
Free download Students read the short English story on the anchor chart, then study a worked example ("The Lion and the Mouse") that models identifying the main idea and supporting details, and finally fill in a blank graphic organizer (story title, main idea, details) for the story's own title and content.