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Free download Students learn Week 1 vocabulary and complete a vocabulary quiz, draw the setting described in Chapter 1, fill out a setting-analysis graphic organizer (smells/sounds/sights) for Chapters 1-2, write a reading response on how a different setting might affect the characters, make predictions about the NightWings' plans for RainWing venom,…
Students complete morning/afternoon 'get acquainted' and wrap-up messages, read independently and fill out reader response forms, complete reading comprehension passages and questions (river history, steamships, Mark Twain, the Sultana), construct a river timeline, locate cities/states and world rivers on maps, create a steamship travel…
Free download Following a 5-day pacing guide, students read the Prologue and Chapters 1-5, learn Week 1 vocabulary and complete a vocabulary quiz, answer Prologue comprehension questions, and complete response worksheets: a prologue reflection, a character-traits graphic organizer (external/internal traits), a character-analysis tracker across the…
Students complete morning/afternoon 'get acquainted' and wrap-up message activities; independently read at their level and complete reader-response forms; work through inventor/invention activities (brainstorm everyday inventions; read about the invention of the refrigerator, potato chips, video games, and Legos; color/construct a Legos…
Following a daily pacing guide, students read the Prologue and assigned chapters, learn and are quizzed on weekly vocabulary, answer chapter comprehension questions, complete literary-skill/response worksheets (setting drawing, setting analysis graphic organizer, reading response on setting, predictions, compare and contrast setting,…
Students read the novel and complete chapter-by-chapter comprehension/critical-thinking questions (across Bloom's Taxonomy levels), writing tasks, a word search, and a comprehension quiz; graphic organizers support the study.
Students read/listen to the story about a boy who visits rooms representing five feelings, then answer comprehension questions, complete a true/false reading check and sequencing activity, fill in a story map graphic organizer, complete SEL reflection sheets connecting each 'room' to their own feelings, do a creative writing prompt…
Complete graphic organizers and activities responding to the read-aloud book: make predictions, identify problem/solution, sequence events, analyze cause/effect, describe setting, analyze character traits/development/perspective, summarize, and make connections/inferences.
Make predictions before reading; identify story elements; sequence and retell the story; complete a summary graphic organizer; make connections and inferences; visualize descriptive language; complete a word scramble, crossword, and word search; sort narrative vs. nonfiction details; determine fact vs. fiction and true vs. false…
Complete K-W-L charts, vocabulary cards/worksheet, a video fill-in-the-blank worksheet, a polar-bear/penguin clues worksheet, hands-on learning activities, reading passages, reading-comprehension worksheets, an adaptations worksheet, a world map worksheet, a Venn diagram, a comparison essay (using provided stationery, a transition-words…
Make predictions before reading; fill in story-element graphic organizers; sequence events (first/next/then/last); make inferences and text-to-self connections; write a SWBS-style summary; sort story events by category (happiest/funniest/most embarrassing/most unbelievable/saddest); track two characters' (Abanni and Haki) feelings and…
Students complete a variety of print-and-go activities across the two days: solve multiplication problems to decode a secret message, do a close reading of a nonfiction passage ('Sony's New Smart Watch') with a graphic organizer and vocabulary work, write a persuasive design pitch for a new smart watch, participate in a math task-card…
A read-aloud picture book companion for "The Birthday Swap" by Loretta Lopez, providing print-and-go comprehension, character-analysis, and response activities to accompany the book.
Read a two-level differentiated passage (Version A, higher reading level; Version B, lower) about Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Stanton, Frederick Douglass, Sojourner Truth, and Harriet Tubman; fill in a graphic organizer classifying each person as suffragist/abolitionist/both with their contribution and a fact; answer multiple-choice…
Students read a passage about voluntary exchange (including a gold-mining-town example), fill in a graphic organizer, match vocabulary terms (goods, trade, voluntary exchange, services) to definitions, answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, and write a short summary paragraph.
Reading/graphic-organizer packet teaching 5th-grade students about industrialization (rise of factories, urbanization, transportation).
Teach grade 5 students about the political and economic regions of the United States through a reading packet with guided worksheets and graphic organizers.
Teach students about the events and impacts of September 11, 2001 using two differentiated reading passages paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and graphic-organizer activities.
Annotate a nonfiction text using coded symbols (circle = unsure/confused/question, heart = connection/favorite part, underline = important/key information); before reading, record schema (what I know) and questions (what I'm wondering); while reading, record the topic, three facts, and the author's purpose; identify the text's structure…
Read a 900-Lexile informational passage about literacy rates and standard of living in Europe; complete a vocabulary matching exercise (literacy, literacy rate, standard of living, Balkans), a 4-fact graphic organizer, an illustration and vocabulary-definition task, a written summary, and answer 9 multiple-choice/short-response…
Introduce students to business organization and management concepts (organizational structures, the four functions of management, and leadership styles) via a slideshow lesson, graphic-organizer handouts, and a supplementary video-based worksheet with an answer key.
Students read a passage written at a 6th-grade level, complete a graphic organizer on colonization's effects (health, literacy, language), match 5 vocabulary terms to definitions, answer 8 multiple-choice comprehension questions, and answer 2 constructed-response questions (a short 2-3 sentence response and a longer paragraph) about…
Read a short informational passage about literacy rates and standard of living in Australia; label a bar chart comparing literacy rates of Australia, New Zealand, and Indonesia; complete a 4-fact graphic organizer; complete a vocabulary matching exercise (literacy, literacy rate, standard of living, impoverished); do an…
Read an informational passage about credit, then complete a graphic organizer contrasting uses/costs of credit, match vocabulary terms to definitions, fill in blanks with vocabulary words, write supporting details for a claim, and answer multiple-choice comprehension questions.