Apple Trouble! (A Book Companion)
Provide a book companion of activities for the story 'Apple Trouble!' by Ragnhild Scamell, focused on reading comprehension and related science content (hibernation).
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Provide a book companion of activities for the story 'Apple Trouble!' by Ragnhild Scamell, focused on reading comprehension and related science content (hibernation).
Answer open-ended reflection questions (about sacrifice, forgiveness, selfishness), complete a character comparison chart (She-Who-Is-Alone vs. selfish characters, and self vs. character), find and define story vocabulary (sacrifice, drought, selfish), retell the story using a Somebody-Wanted-But-So-Then organizer, complete…
Over 5 days, read two chapters per day (independently or aloud), watch a themed video, complete a chapter quiz and vocabulary worksheet, fill in a KWL chart (before/after reading), and do a daily hands-on activity (e.g., make a 'housewife' sewing kit, draw/make a Clara Barton paper doll and nurse's hat, build a Civil War drum…
Make predictions and activate prior knowledge before reading, read an informative text at one of two difficulty levels, identify reading strategies used, answer creative/critical questions, make text-to-self connections, identify a favorite passage and critique the text's quality, create a comic based on the text, imagine a…
Students read (or have read to them) an 8-page illustrated nonfiction booklet about penguins, answer comprehension questions (open-ended and multiple-choice), practice sounding out vocabulary words, learn glossary/vocabulary definitions, and in the 'Writing Book' version write and draw their own facts about penguins on blank…
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 (rewriting the prologue, visualizing an event, reading response on animus powers, story map, dear diary, cause and…
Provide a comprehensive literature study guide for the novel 'New Kid' by Jerry Craft, developing critical thinking and reading comprehension skills across all 14 chapters.
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 worksheets (predictions, point of view, changing/different points of view, character traits, compare and contrast characters, character…
Read the illustrated 'Jack and the Beanstalk' story; sort picture/sentence/word cards into sequence-of-events order (6-card and 9-card sets); sort characters/animals/weather/plants/buildings/furniture into categories by cutting and pasting; trace and read sentence cards; complete adjective/synonym/antonym fill-in activities…
Following a daily pacing guide, students read assigned chapters, learn and are quizzed on weekly vocabulary, answer chapter comprehension questions, complete literary-skill/response worksheets (prophecy writing, using prior knowledge, stop-and-jot, rereading, timeline, character analysis, character emotions, comparing…
Following a daily pacing guide, students read assigned chapters, learn and are quizzed on weekly vocabulary, answer chapter comprehension questions, complete literary-skill worksheets (setting, backstory, foreshadowing, character traits/analysis, predictions, timeline, point of view, conflict types, plot structure, cause and…
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 (prologue reflection, character traits, character analysis, emotions and reactions, reading response on being…
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…
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, create-your-own-monster, predictions, foreshadowing reading response, compare and contrast…
Over 5 days, read 2 chapters per day (independently or aloud), complete a KWL worksheet (Know/Want to know/Learned), take a chapter quiz after each day's reading, practice vocabulary words, watch suggested videos (e.g., Tower Bridge, A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Globe Theatre tour, William Shakespeare biography), and…
Students complete chapter questions across all 33 chapters (grouped), an author spotlight handout, writing tasks, a word search, and a comprehension quiz; teachers use graphic organizers and teaching strategies from the guide, with an Easy Marking answer key provided.