You can pretty much close your eyes and pick any single one of those books and you’ll be in good shape. If your child is at all nebulous about listening to a story without any pictures, give one of these a go and see what he or she says after. Find more about the best

Finding great chapter books for 2nd graders can be a challenge. You want to make sure your students have books at their reading level, but you also want to make sure they've got a good selection of books that will hold their interest. That's why I created this book list for 2nd graders. 20 Awesome 2nd Grade

Drama Circles are engaging culminating activities for novel studies or read alouds in the upper elementary classrooms.

Every school year is different. Different students, different needs, different plans. But one thing always remains constant: The need for engaging, SHORT novels. Maybe you're filling a shorter amount of time. Maybe you're dealing with short attention spans. Maybe you just need a quick read! Today I’m sharing 10 books your students will LOVE. These books are all 120 pages or less, making them an efficient read. BONUS: You'll also find 4 books that are 140 pages or less that I just couldn't leave off. Explore the list below of the BEST short novels for your school year. Let me know in the comments what I’ve missed and which are your favorites! Engaging Novels under 120 pages: 1. The Tiger Rising by: Kate DiCamillo Rob and Sistine's surprising discovery of a tiger gives them the courage to face past trauma. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 2. Frindle by: Andrew Clements Join Nick Allen as he sparks a language revolution by inventing a new word, 'frindle', and learns about the power of creativity in the process. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 3. Sideways Stories from Wayside School by: Louis Sachar Explore the eccentricities of Wayside School, a thirty-story building with a classroom on each floor, and encounter its quirky students and teachers. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 4. Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing by: Judy Blume Peter Hatcher navigates the challenges of sibling rivalry and growing up with his mischievous younger brother, Fudge. 5. My Father's Dragon by: Ruth Stiles Gannett A resourceful young boy named Elmer sets off on an adventure to rescue a baby dragon. 6. The Chocolate Touch by: Patrick Skene Catling A boy named John discovers the consequences of his insatiable love for chocolate when everything he touches turns into chocolate. 7. Sounder by: William H. Armstrong A young African American boy and his dog, Sounder, face hardship and injustice in the rural South as they strive to reunite their family. 8. Sarah Plain and Tall by: Patricia MacLachlan A widowed farmer and two children eagerly await the arrival of Sarah, a kind-hearted woman from Maine, as they hope she will become their new mother. 9. Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle by: Betty MacDonald Enter the whimsical world of Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle, a magical woman who helps parents solve their children's misbehavior. 10. Fantastic Mr. Fox by: Roald Dahl Mr. Fox outsmarts three mean farmers who are determined to catch him and his family by relying on his cleverness and love for adventure. Engaging Novels under 140 pages: 11. Number the Stars by: Lois Lowry Two young Danish girls, Annemarie and Ellen, display bravery and resilience as they help Ellen escape the Nazis during World War II. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 12. Tuck Everlasting by: Natalie Babbit A young girl named Winnie Foster discovers the Tuck family's secret of immortality and must decide between eternal life and the natural cycle of life and death. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 13. Stuart Little by: E.B. White A small and adventurous mouse named Stuart Little embarks on a series of daring escapades in New York City, searching for his friend Margalo the bird. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 14. Mr. Popper's Penguins by: Richard and Florence Atwater Mr. Popper's life takes a chaotic turn when he unexpectedly receives a penguin as a gift. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links. The compensation received will never influence the content, topics, or posts made in this blog.

I have created chapter-by-chapter reading comprehension questions for the novel "Clean Getaway" by Nic Stone. The questions you will receive require students to answer "right there" questions, make inferences, text-dependent questions, and use evidence from the text to support their thinking. An ans...

I have created reading comprehension questions for the novel "As Brave As You" by Jason Reynolds. The questions you will receive require students to answer "right there" questions, make inferences, text-dependent questions, and use evidence from the text to support their thinking. I have not include...

Classroom discussion questions for The Barren Grounds by David A. Robertson.

Engage your students with these Pre-Reading Historical Introductions to 4 superb novels; perfect for read-aloud! These Digital GOOGLE SLIDE lessons seamlessly present background information for each novel's setting and the critical world events of the time-period. These resources greatly improve comprehension while aligning to standards, ensuring a richer literary experience for all learning styles. Number the Stars by Lois Lowry Bud Not Buddy by Christopher Paul Curtis -*audiobook link included Esperanza Rising by Pam Munoz Ryan The Watsons Go To Birmingham by Christopher Paul Curtis-*audiobook link included For use with whole group, small group, or independent work for regular ed, learning support, ESL or virtual/homeschool classrooms Each GOOGLE SLIDE presentation includes: 1. **Author Photo and Short Biography** Providing students with a personal connection to the author, enhancing their engagement and understanding of the writer’s influence behind the story. 2. **Historical Fiction Genre** Preparing students to critically analyze how real-world events of the time-period are portrayed through creative storytelling. 3. **Audio Link to Book**Providing an additional resource to support diverse learning styles and ensuring all students can access and engage with the text. 4. **Location Facts, Photos, and Maps** Providing students with a concrete understanding of the setting, enriching their grasp of the historical and geographical context of the story. 5. **Time-period Facts, Photos and Links** Helping students visualize and comprehend the novel’s historical context, deepening their understanding of the events and culture depicted in the story. 6. **Link to Time-period Music** Immersing students in the cultural atmosphere of the era, promoting an emotional connection. 7. **Links to Historical Video Clips** Bringing history to life, providing visual imagery and helping students better understand the events and people of the time-period. 8. **List of Books Written by each Author** Reading other books by the same author is important because it allows students to explore similar themes and styles, fostering a greater interest in literature and a deeper connection with the author's body of work. 9. **Pre- and Post- Printable Assessments with Answer Keys** Crucial for the digital introduction lesson helping to gauge students' initial knowledge and track their progress, ensuring their understanding of the novel. DIGITAL USES IN THE CLASSROOM: · Introduce new story · Provide factual backstory to historical fiction text · Stimulate group discussion · Create predictions about text · Use as distance learning resource · Post on webpage · Add to electronic notebooks Please be sure to view the preview and watch the video for detailed images and descriptions of the lesson. This lesson is also available in Google Slides! Enjoy! -From Kiwious About Vocab

One of the best ways to inspire gratitude in young readers is through shared stories. By opening ourselves up to the lives/hardships of others, it can leave us grateful for our own experiences. The following books have resilient characters who are born into circumstance they can’t control. These character are also easy to connect with. They are sure to inspire gratitude in your classroom! 1. A Long Walk to Water by: Linda Sue Park A Long Walk to Water weaves the stories of 2 characters: Nya and Salva. Nya walks miles each day to fetch water for her family and Salva is one of the Sudanese "lost boys." Throughout the novel you'll see their stories connect in a thoughtful way! 2. Refugee by: Alan Gratz This book tells the story of three different refugee children. Josef (1930s Nazi Germany), Isabel (Cuba 1994), and Mahmoud (Syria 2015) all fight for survival in unimaginable ways. Their stories intertwine in an emotion yet hopeful way. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 3. I Am Malala by: Malala Yousafzai This memoir is the best-selling story of Malala Yousafzai. After the Taliban placed major limitations on women's rights, young Malala decided to fight back. This true story is personal and eye-opening for students. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 4. The War that Saved My Life by: Kimberly Brubaker Bradley This Newbery Honor book is set during the turbulent time of WWII. Young Ada is hidden away by her cruel mother because of a "twisted foot." Ada overcomes so much: a physical disability, parental abuse, moving and meeting new people, and war. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 5. A Night Divided by: Jennifer A. Nielsen Gerta's family wakes up one morning to be divided by the Berlin Wall. For the next few years, the family risks their lives to find a way to reunite. This is an engaging historical fiction book about the Cold War. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 6. Esperanza Rising by: Pam Munoz Ryan Esperanza is a young Mexican girl who loses everything: her family, her friends, her home, and her country. She becomes an immigrant worker and faces hardships for which she's not prepared. But as her name suggests, she grows and learns to have hope for the future. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 7. Freak the Mighty By: Rodman Philbrick Making friends is hard, especially if students feel like they'll never fit in. This novel is about looking for friends in unlikely places. It is a tear-jerker and will cover some tough themes. But it is powerful! >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 8. Inside Out and Back Again by: Thanaa Lai This novel is inspired by the author's childhood experiences as a refugee. The main character, Ha, is growing up in Saigon during the Vietnam War. As her family flees the city, they yearn and hope for peace. 9. Brown Girl Dreaming by: Jacqueline Woodson Jacqueline Woodson tells her story in verse, making it very different from the other selections. She shares her experiences as an African American child in the 1960s/70s. You'll find her feelings are still relevant and inspirational for students today. 10. Wish by: Barbara O'Connor Charlie is very familiar with making wishes, as she makes the same wish every day. But as her hope begins to fail, she creates unlikely bonds with a stray dog and a neighbor boy. This coming of age story teaches us to be careful for what we wish. Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links. The compensation received will never influence the content, topics, or posts made in this blog.

Read online (using Epic Books: https://www.getepic.com/) or grab a copy of this page-turner that will instantly become a favorite. This is the perfect read aloud or novel study to support reading comprehension using a high interest text. Also see Upside Down Magic Digital Library & Novel Study for more resources! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Upside-Down-Magic-Digital-Library-Novel-Study-6887523

This Vocabulary Unit for Jeanne DuPrau's beloved novel City of Ember skyrockets your students' vocabulary. Fantastic for read aloud, novel study, or book groups. Unlike any vocabulary resource out there. See the PREVIEW above to see exactly what you'll get! ⬆️ How does it work? Give your student the 2-sided chapter foldable. As you read aloud, students use context clues to predict each word's meaning. Then they uncover the true meaning! Continue your read aloud 'till you reach the next vocab word. Unlike publishing house vocabulary programs, these Novel Word Resources WORK. Why? The kids are invested in finding each word's meaning. Because it's connected to a a story they CARE about. And because there's no prep for you, it's FAST and EASY. HERE'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU'LL GET ❶ 12 two-sided foldables, one per chapter. ❷ 10 vocab words per section (At 12 sections that's 120 WORDS your students will learn!) ❸ Vocabulary lists with page numbers from the book ❹ Ideas for using in the classroom. MULTIPLE USES read aloud book groups morning or bellringer work homework Your future self is asking you to do the following: 1) Grab this resource 2) Shine 3) Go home on time!

Naya Nuki Novel Study includes Reading Strategy Skills, Comprehension Questions/Activities, Vocabulary, Writing and Extension Exercises. This product is designed to give the teacher multiple teaching options to meet the needs and skill levels of all students. View the complete description of this ...

This Vocabulary Unit skyrockets your students' vocabulary for Louis Sachar's HOLES. Fantastic for read aloud, novel study, or book groups. Works for both in-person and distance learning. Unlike any vocabulary resource out there. See the PREVIEW above to see exactly what you'll get! ⬆️ How does it work? You present or share a chapter's slideshow. As you read aloud, students use context clues to predict each word's meaning. Then you uncover the true meaning! And continue your read aloud 'till you reach the next vocab word. Unlike publishing house vocabulary programs, these Novel Word Resources WORK. Why? The kids are invested in finding each word's meaning. Because it's connected to a a story they CARE about. And because there's no prep for you. It's FAST and EASY. HERE'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU'LL GET ❶ Google Slides AND Powerpoint versions of the slideshows ❷ 10 vocab words per section. (At 17 sections that's 170 WORDS your students will learn!) ❸ Vocabulary lists with page numbers from the book ❹ Ideas for using in the classroom. ❺ Links to Google slides Your future self is asking you to do the following: 1) Grab this resource 2) Shine 3) Go home on time!

This Vocabulary Unit skyrockets your students' vocabulary for Kate DiCamillo's endearing novel The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane. Fantastic for read aloud, novel study, or book groups. Works for both in-person and distance learning. Unlike any vocabulary resource out there. See the PREVIEW above to see exactly what you'll get! ⬆️ How does it work? You present or share a chapter's slideshow. As you read aloud, students use context clues to predict each word's meaning. Then you uncover the true meaning! And continue your read aloud 'till you reach the next vocab word. Unlike publishing house vocabulary programs, these Novel Word Resources WORK. Why? The kids are invested in finding each word's meaning. Because it's connected to a a story they CARE about. And because there's no prep for you. It's FAST and EASY. HERE'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU'LL GET ❶ Google Slides AND Powerpoint versions of the slideshows ❷ 10 vocab words per section. (At 8 sections that's 80 WORDS your students will learn!) ❸ Vocabulary lists with page numbers from the book ❹ Ideas for using in the classroom. ❺ Links to Google slides Your future self is asking you to do the following: 1) Grab this resource 2) Shine 3) Go home on time!

Wish Novel Study includes Reading Strategy Skills, Comprehension Questions/Activities, Vocabulary, Writing and Extension Exercises. This product is designed to give the teacher multiple teaching options to meet the needs and skill levels of all students. View the complete description of this novel...

This Vocabulary Unit skyrockets your students' vocabulary for Jeanne DuPrau's beloved novel City of Ember. Fantastic for read aloud, novel study, or book groups. Works for both in-person and distance learning. Unlike any vocabulary resource out there. See the PREVIEW above to see exactly what you'll get! ⬆️ How does it work? You present or share a chapter's slideshow. As you read aloud, students use context clues to predict each word's meaning. Then you uncover the true meaning! And continue your read aloud 'till you reach the next vocab word. Unlike publishing house vocabulary programs, these Novel Word Resources WORK. Why? The kids are invested in finding each word's meaning. Because it's connected to a a story they CARE about. And because there's no prep for you. It's FAST and EASY. HERE'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU'LL GET ❶ Google Slides AND Powerpoint versions of the slideshows ❷ 10 vocab words per section. (At 12 sections that's 120 WORDS your students will learn!) ❸ Vocabulary lists with page numbers from the book ❹ Ideas for using in the classroom. ❺ Links to Google slides Your future self is asking you to do the following: 1) Grab this resource 2) Shine 3) Go home on time!

After reading Wonder by R.J. Palacio, students worked in small collaborative groups to create character posters about each of the characte...

Thanks to all who entered our 2016 Reader Survey! The winner of one of our favorite picture books is: Kenzie!!! Congratulations! I’ll be emailing you for your address and picture book choice this weekend! I wrote out a couple of different grade one book lists at the beginning of the school year, like grade one…

This Restart Vocabulary Unit skyrockets your students' vocabulary of Gordon Korman's fabulous book Restart. Fantastic for read aloud, novel study, or books groups. Works for both in-person and remote learning. Unlike any vocabulary resource out there. See the PREVIEW above to see exactly what you'll get! ⬆️ How does it work? You send your students the student vocabulary slides. As you read aloud, students use context clues to predict each word's meaning. Then they uncover the true meaning! And continue your read aloud 'till you reach the next vocab word. Unlike publishing house vocabulary programs, these Novel Word Resources WORK. Why? The kids are invested in finding each word's meaning. Because it's connected to a a story they CARE about. And because there's no prep for you. It's FAST and EASY. HERE'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU'LL GET ❶ Google Slides AND Powerpoint versions of the Student Slides ❷ 10 vocab words per chapter. (At 15 chapters that's 150 WORDS your students will learn!) ❸ Vocabulary lists with page numbers from the book ❹ Ideas for using in the classroom. ❺ Links to Google slides Your future self is asking you to do the following: 1) Grab this resource 2) Shine 3) Go home on time!

The Only Road Novel Side KickTurn your novel into a picture book with this chapter-by-chapter photo filled slideshow! Perfect for ESOL Learners! What learner doesn't love a visual aid?This Rules Novel SIDEKICK is made to be used as a visual support for your students throughout the novel. Whether you...

This Vocabulary Unit skyrockets your students' vocabulary of Kate DiCamillo's spirited novel Flora and Ulysses. Fantastic for read aloud, novel study, or books groups. Works for both in-person and remote learning. Unlike any vocabulary resource out there. See the PREVIEW above to see exactly what you'll get! ⬆️ How does it work? You send your students the student vocabulary slides. As you read aloud, students use context clues to predict each word's meaning. Then they uncover the true meaning! And continue your read aloud 'till you reach the next vocab word. Unlike publishing house vocabulary programs, these Novel Word Resources WORK. Why? The kids are invested in finding each word's meaning. Because it's connected to a a story they CARE about. And because there's no prep for you. It's FAST and EASY. HERE'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU'LL GET ❶ Google Slides AND Powerpoint versions of the Student Slides ❷ 10 vocab words per section. (At 13 sections that's 130 WORDS your students will learn!) ❸ Vocabulary lists with page numbers from the book ❹ Ideas for using in the classroom. ❺ Links to Google slides Your future self is asking you to do the following: 1) Grab this resource 2) Shine 3) Go home on time!

This Vocabulary Unit for C.S. Lewis's endearing novel The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe skyrockets your students' vocabulary. Fantastic for read aloud, novel study, or books groups. Unlike any vocabulary resource out there. See the PREVIEW above to see exactly what you'll get! ⬆️ How does it work? Give your student the 2-sided chapter foldable. As you read aloud, students use context clues to predict each word's meaning. Then they uncover the true meaning! Continue your read aloud 'till you reach the next vocab word. Unlike publishing house vocabulary programs, these Novel Word Resources WORK. Why? The kids are invested in finding each word's meaning. Because it's connected to a a story they CARE about. And because there's no prep for you. It's FAST and EASY. HERE'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU'LL GET ❶ 17 two-sided foldables, one per chapter. ❷ 10 vocab words per chapter. (At 17 chapters that's 170 WORDS your students will learn!) ❸ Vocabulary lists with page numbers from the book ❹ Ideas for using in the classroom. MULTIPLE USES read aloud book groups morning or bellringer work homework Your future self is asking you to do the following: 1) Grab this resource 2) Shine 3) Go home on time!

How to Eat Fried Worms by Thomas Rockwell will be the perfect book to inspire even your most reluctant readers! Every page contains so much adventure and excitement that students will never want to put the book down. This novel works great as a whole-class novel study, as a read-aloud for younger learners, or in a

March is for the girls! This month I've rounded up my favorite middle grade novels with strong female protagonists. I love that this list spans genres, cultures, social classes, and historical time periods. Each novel centers on a strong female who fights for her beliefs. These are some of the best role models in women's literature! 1. Fish in a Tree by: Linda Mullaly Hunt Ally has a tough time in school and is known as a troublemaker. That is until she meets one teacher, Mr. Daniels, who sees through her distractions. Ally is finally diagnosed with dyslexia, finds new ways to learn, and grows in self-confidence. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 2. Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus by: Dusti Bowling Aven was born without arms but that hasn't slowed her down. Aven is clever, spunky, and is capable of anything. She conquers a cross-country move, the challenge of new friendships, and uncovers a mystery she can't resist. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 3. Out of My Mind Melody is an incredibly smart 5th grader but she has a hard time expressing herself. Melody can't walk, talk, write, or communicate in any of the "normal" ways. But with the help of her parents and neighbor, Melody learns to communicate using a keyboard. She proves that she is far, far more than her disability! >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 4. A Night Divided by: Jennifer A. Nielsen Gerta's family wakes up one morning to be divided by the Berlin Wall. For the next few years, the family risks their lives to find a way to reunite. This is an engaging historical fiction book about the Cold War. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 5. The War that Saved My Life by: Kimberly Brubaker Bradley This Newbery Honor book is set during the turbulent time of WWII. Young Ada is hidden away by her cruel mother because of a "twisted foot." Ada overcomes so much: a physical disability, parental abuse, moving and meeting new people, and war. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 6. Lyddie by: Katherine Patterson Lyddie is a child laborer in 19th century New England. She is an indentured servant, textile mill worker, and plays a part in the labor movement. Lyddie is determined to bring her family back together and is the picture of perseverance. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 7. Esperanza Rising by: Pam Munoz Ryan Esperanza is a young Mexican girl who loses everything: her family, her friends, her home, and her country. She becomes an immigrant worker and faces hardships for which she's not prepared. But as her name suggests, she grows and learns to have hope for the future. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 8. I Am Malala by: Malala Yousafzai This memoir is the best-selling story of Malala Yousafzai. After the Taliban placed major limitations on women's rights, young Malala decided to fight back. This true story is personal and eye-opening for students. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 9. Front Desk by: Kelly Yang Mia Tang comes from a hard-working immigrant family. She helps her parents run the Calivista Motel, aids other immigrant families, and works toward her dream of writing. Mia has a lot to juggle and is an excellent role model. 10. The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise by: Dan Gemeinhart Coyote and her father travel the country in their bus-turned-home. But readers soon learn their travels are more than fun--they are healing from a tremendous loss. When Coyote learns of another potential loss she will stop at nothing to return home. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 11. Alone by Megan E. Freeman This brand new novel is perfect for your survival-story loving students. Maddie is 12 years old when she wakes up alone. Everyone in her town has suddenly disappeared. Now she must learn to survive on her own with just her dog and her books. 12. Because of Winn Dixie by: Kate DiCamillo Opal, who has faced loss and hardship, is an open and friendly young girl. After befriending a stray dog, she adventures around town making other unexpected friendships. This is a heartwarming story of community and healing. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 13. The Hunger Games by: Suzanne Collins In the ultimate story of survival Katniss Everdeen is thrown into "The Hunger Games". She lives in Panem, a dystopian world, in which children are chosen for these "games". Katniss is forced to weigh personal survival against humanity, friendship, and love. >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 14. Ella Enchanted by: Gail Carson Levine This is not your typical Cinderella story. In this fractured fairytale, Ella is a brave character with a mind of her own. She faces dangerous creatures, evil plots, and becomes the hero instead of waiting on her prince! >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< 15. The Wild Robot by: Peter Brown Roz is an unexpected character. As she wakes on a deserted island, she realizes she's a robot with no memories. But she knows she must survive. Roz is capable of independent feeling and emotion--not your typical robot! >>View my read aloud companion for this title on Teachers Pay Teachers!<< Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links. The compensation received will never influence the content, topics, or posts made in this blog.

With so many good options, what are the best read aloud books for 5th grade? These books will make great choices for your readers.

The River Novel Study includes Reading Strategy Skills, Comprehension Questions/Activities, Vocabulary, Writing and Extension Exercises. This product is designed to give the teacher multiple teaching options to meet the needs and skill levels of all students. View the complete description of this ...

I have created chapter-by-chapter reading comprehension questions for the novel "Out of Hiding" by Ruth Gruener. The questions you will receive require students to answer "right there" questions, make inferences, text-dependent questions, and use evidence from the text to support their thinking. An ...

I have created reading comprehension questions for the novel "Controlled Burn" by Erin Soderberg Downing. The questions you will receive require students to answer "right there" questions, make inferences, text-dependent questions, and use evidence from the text to support their thinking. An answer ...

Here is everything you need for a novel unit on MANIAC MAGEE by Jerry Spinelli. This can be used for a whole class read aloud, book club, or guided reading. Hope you enjoy the book!! Here is what comes with this novel unit: Discussion Questions for Chapters 1-46 (7 pages of questions) Book Cover Ideas Character Analysis Graphic Organizer New Vocabulary Graphic Organizer Vocabulary Words per chapter Vocabulary Quiz- multiple choice and short answer New Important Words Graphic Organizer Cognitive Content Dictionary Explanation Theme Anchor Chart Text-to-Text, Text-to-Self, Text-to-World Connections Graphic Organizer Drawing Conclusions from two quotes from the book Meet the Author Drawing Conclusions from the actual setting of the book Character Analysis through Instagram Activity Sequencing Boxes Story Summary- (students write their own summary) Summary Graphic Organizer Sequel extension writing Create a book- extension activity Hope you enjoy reading about Maniac Magee's legacy! Libby Black

Because of Winn-Dixie Digital Novel Study for Google Drive has 80 slides of Reading Strategies, Comprehension, Vocabulary, Writing, and Extension Activities. Lots of choices to help you meet the needs of your students. Check out the preview and product listing by clicking on the product.End-of-book ...

This Vocabulary Unit skyrockets your students' vocabulary for Christopher Paul Curtis's endearing novel Bud Not Buddy. Fantastic for read aloud, novel study, or book groups. Works for both in-person and distance learning. Unlike any vocabulary resource out there. See the PREVIEW above to see exactly what you'll get! ⬆️ How does it work? You present or share a chapter's slideshow. As you read aloud, students use context clues to predict each word's meaning. Then you uncover the true meaning! And continue your read aloud 'till you reach the next vocab word. Unlike publishing house vocabulary programs, these Novel Word Resources WORK. Why? The kids are invested in finding each word's meaning. Because it's connected to a a story they CARE about. And because there's no prep for you. It's FAST and EASY. HERE'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU'LL GET ❶ Google Slides AND Powerpoint versions of the slideshows ❷ 10 vocab words per section. (At 9 sections that's 90 WORDS your students will learn!) ❸ Vocabulary lists with page numbers from the book ❹ Ideas for using in the classroom. ❺ Links to Google slides Your future self is asking you to do the following: 1) Grab this resource 2) Shine 3) Go home on time!

This Vocabulary Unit skyrockets your students' vocabulary of Sharon Draper's endearing book Out of My Mind. Fantastic for read aloud, novel study, or books groups. Works for both in-person and remote learning. Unlike any vocabulary resource out there. See the PREVIEW above to see exactly what you'll get! ⬆️ How does it work? You send your students the student vocabulary slides. As you read aloud, students use context clues to predict each word's meaning. Then they uncover the true meaning! And continue your read aloud 'till you reach the next vocab word. Unlike publishing house vocabulary programs, these Novel Word Resources WORK. Why? The kids are invested in finding each word's meaning. Because it's connected to a a story they CARE about. And because there's no prep for you. It's FAST and EASY. HERE'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU'LL GET ❶ Google Slides AND Powerpoint versions of the Student Slides ❷ 10 vocab words per chapter. (At 18 chapters that's 180 WORDS your students will learn!) ❸ Vocabulary lists with page numbers from the book ❹ Ideas for using in the classroom. ❺ Links to Google slides Your future self is asking you to do the following: 1) Grab this resource 2) Shine 3) Go home on time!

I have created chapter-by-chapter reading comprehension questions for the novel "From the Desk of Zoe Washington" by Janae Marks. The questions you will receive require students to answer "right there" questions, make inferences, text-dependent questions, and use evidence from the text to support th...

I have created reading comprehension questions for the novel "Stella by Starlight" by Sharon M. Draper. The questions you will receive require students to answer "right there" questions, make inferences, text-dependent questions, and use evidence from the text to support their thinking. I have not i...

This resource is a novel study for Pax written by Sara Pennypacker. This novel study is perfect for guided reading groups, independent work, interactive read-alouds, book clubs, and more! This product includes: -Digital and Printable Version -Comprehension questions for each chapter -Vocabulary context clue graphic organizers -writing prompts -character analysis pages including character traits, feelings, and changes -Empathy anchor chart -Sequence of empathy graphic organizer -Summarizing with SWBST pages -Theme pages -Cause and effect anchor chart and graphic organizers -Figurative language graphic organizers

This Restart Vocabulary Unit skyrockets your students' vocabulary for Gordon Korman's terrific novel Restart. Fantastic for read aloud, novel study, or books groups. Works for both in-person and remote learning. Unlike any vocabulary resource out there. See the PREVIEW above to see exactly what you'll get! ⬆️ How does it work? You present or share a chapter's slideshow. As you read aloud, students use context clues to predict each word's meaning. Then you uncover the true meaning! And continue your read aloud 'till you reach the next vocab word. Unlike publishing house vocabulary programs, these Novel Word Resources WORK. Why? The kids are invested in finding each word's meaning. Because it's connected to a a story they CARE about. And because there's no prep for you. It's FAST and EASY. HERE'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU'LL GET ❶ Google Slides AND Powerpoint versions of the slideshows ❷ 10 vocab words per chapter. (At 15 sections that's 150 WORDS your students will learn!) ❸ Vocabulary lists with page numbers from the book ❹ Ideas for using in the classroom. ❺ Links to Google slides Your future self is asking you to do the following: 1) Grab this resource 2) Shine 3) Go home on time!

I have created reading comprehension questions for the novel "The War I Finally Won" by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley. The questions you will receive require students to answer "right there" questions, make inferences, text-dependent questions, and use evidence from the text to support their thinking. I...