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Main Idea (CCSS RI.4.2): Supplemental Worksheets for the Common Core This vital digital resource is designed to provide support for teachers working with the 4th grade language arts curriculum , focusing on key reading skills…
This Main Idea Worksheet is a great way for students to organize details and determine the main idea as they read independently. This is a great skill for students to have as they move on to more difficult texts.
Supplemental reading-comprehension worksheets giving students practice finding the main idea and author's purpose in short nonfiction passages, aligned to CCSS RI.5.2.
A no-prep reading packet teaching major events of World War II (Pearl Harbor, Iwo Jima, D-Day, V-E Day, V-J Day, the Holocaust) through differentiated informational passages.
The Major General Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way to help your students improve their reading skills. The worksheet features a passage about Major General, followed by questions designed to test your students' comprehension.
This Make a Snowman Worksheet is a great way for students to practice following directions. It's also a lot of fun!
A cut-and-assemble phonics mini-book that reinforces the 'og' word family (dog/fog/jog/log/frog/hedgehog) through a fill-in-the-blank sentence activity and a sequenced story book.
A cut-and-assemble phonics mini-book that reinforces the 'ot' word family (tot/lot/cot/pot/hot) through a fill-in-the-blank sentence activity and a sequenced story book.
This Make Your Own Card Games Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way for students to build their reading comprehension skills. The worksheet features John and Scott making up card games. This is a fun and interactive way for students to learn about reading comprehension.
Word search & scramble puzzle worksheet activities for kids 2nd and 3rd grades to 4th and 5th grades, also solution for the puzzles is included ⭐ This document contains a word search and a word scramble activity.
Making a Bed Sequence Worksheet helps students write numbers in order to tell a story. This is a great way for students to practice their sequencing skills.
Students cut apart bed-making sentences and arrange them into a sensible routine before gluing. Words such as first, next, then, and finally help establish the sequence, while the actions themselves provide a second check. Read the finished order aloud to see whether it moves from preparing the bedding to the completed bed.
Creative writing prompt where students write a short story about making a card for their mom, using a picture prompt and a given word bank.
This worksheet will help your students understand the reasons why an author writes a piece of text. It will also help them to support their own opinions with reasons.
This worksheet can help your students understand why the author wrote a particular piece by having them read an informational text. It's a great way to get them thinking critically about the author's purpose.
Making A Sandwich Sequencing Worksheet helps students cut out and glue sentences in the correct order so the story makes sense.
Table of contents: p.4-5 Making connections with assessment p.6 Types of connections with assessment p.7-8 Making connections p.9 Types of connection p.10 Making connections with the scenario: Lost dog p.11 Making connections with the…
Practice making inferences using rap song lyrics as a reading passage, focused on the history/eras of rap music.
Practice making inferences using rap song lyrics about the origins and history of hip-hop.
This product can help teachers by providing a worksheet for students to use while reading. The worksheet will help students to record their schema and textual evidences while making inferences.
This worksheet is great for helping students to organize their thoughts while reading and making inferences. It provides a place for them to record schema and textual evidences, which will help them to better understand the text.
A short passage describes Katie getting ready for a special night without naming the occasion or her costume. Three questions ask students to infer what is happening and identify the words that support their answers. Use the response guide after students have explained how the clues led to their conclusions.
This worksheet is a great way for students to practice making inferences while reading. It includes a story and some questions for students to answer.
Ask students to explain which story details support their answer before they draw. Discuss different reasonable destinations and compare how well each fits the clues.