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Teach Inferencing with Short Films
Teach EVERY reading literature and reading informational text common core state standard using inspirational and engaging short films and video clips! For an entire year of highly engaging, no prep lesson plans and student activities, download myGrade 3 – 5, Grade 6 – 8, or Grade 9 – 12 reading with short films bundle. In addition to using pixar films to teach inferencing, summary, theme, characterization, conflict, allusion, figurative language and more, these bundles also come with educational
the sight word sentence cards are great for beginning and ending words, so they can be used
250+ FREE Sight Word Sentence Cards - This Reading Mama
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Snoopy Reading Strategies ^^
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Comprehension Strategy Posters (free!)
reading comprehension posters
the three levels of reading and writing skills for students to use in their own classroom
Read-Aloud, Shared Reading, Guided Reading: What's the Difference? - Learning at the Primary Pond
four different types of speech bubbles with the words,'comprehension '
the hots task cards for students to use in their writing and reading skills, including
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HOTS (higher order thinking) task cards. Get your kiddos’ higher thinking skills flowing with these HOTS Reading Task Cards. The pack includes 50 different activities which are split into the following themes: character, author, plot, setting, book and text connections. Encouraging higher level thinking is especially important in reading in order to ensure that students develop critical comprehension skills. These are not your ordinary reading task cards; no recall questions or other low-level a
the text difficulty chart for reading alouds and guided reading, which includes three levels to read
Read-Aloud, Shared Reading, Guided Reading: What's the Difference? - Learning at the Primary Pond
the time needed to implement reading is shown in this table, which shows how many books are
Read-Aloud, Shared Reading, Guided Reading: What's the Difference? - Learning at the Primary Pond
Read-Aloud, Shared Reading, Guided Reading: What’s the Difference?
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