Reading Portfolios- Part 3: Reading Responses {+ freebie}
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We as teachers know that reading at home is crucial to becoming a better reader.If you’re like me, you have used one of these. I used a reading log like this for years and didn’t think twice about it. However, I did think it was interesting that most of my students read exactly 30 minutes […]
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Attention getters are a great classroom management tool! Whether students are busy working in groups, on class projects, or are just plain chatty, these attention getters are not only fun, but are an effective way to get your class re-focused, so you can give instructions. The ideas listed are interactive. The teacher says the first phrase, […]
Help your students avoid the STUCK feeling when writing about their reading! Reading responses do NOT have to be challenging when you can use sentence stems to get your students started. These reading response posters are great as a wall display, a reference ring, or for your students' interactive ...
Novel studies engage, motivate, and instantly hook students! Offer choice of text if possible, but certainly be able to differentiate the questions for each of your students with this novel study. There are more after-reading questions and activities than students could ever complete - so pick and choose what is most appropriate for each student or guided reading group. Your students will have age-appropriate and developmentally appropriate response to text activities, while administrators will be impressed with your ability to meet the needs of a diverse group of learners! Plus, once you have novel studies or literature circles or book talk groups set, they will last you quite a while - front load the work and then have the time to enjoy reading and working with your students! What's included? With 129 pages of student activities, you have everything you need to turn this novel into a mini unit of study for your students, while differentiating for individual student needs. For each chapter in Escape from Baxters' Barn, there is one page for independent responses or to include in a book club, guided reading group, or literacy circle. This one-pager includes a frayer model-type vocabulary practice and one short response question. We have the RATTS strategy for responding to a short response question checklist added at the bottom of the page, along with a cheat sheet of effective and useful evidence statements, or sentence stems, for answering the questions in writing. ***I also included pages without the RATTS checklist for classrooms that do not use that model. There are also 31 pages of multiple choice questions. 124 questions total.
Novel studies engage, motivate, and instantly hook students! Offer choice of text if possible, but certainly be able to differentiate the questions for each of your students with this novel study. There are more after-reading questions and activities than students could ever complete - so pick and choose what is most appropriate for each student or guided reading group. Your students will have age-appropriate and developmentally appropriate response to text activities, while administrators will be impressed with your ability to meet the needs of a diverse group of learners! Plus, once you have novel studies or literature circles or book talk groups set, they will last you quite a while - front load the work and then have the time to enjoy reading and working with your students! With 72 pages of student activities, you have everything you need to turn this novel into a mini unit of study for your students, while differentiating for individual student needs. For each chapter in The Key Collection, there is one page of short response questions for independent responses or to include in a book club, guided reading group, or literacy circle. This one-pager includes a frayer model-type vocabulary practice and one short response question. We have the RATTS strategy for responding to a short response question checklist added at the bottom of the page, along with a cheat sheet of effective and useful evidence statements, or sentence stems, for answering the questions in writing. For each chapter, we also have a page of 4 multiple choice questions for additional ELA test prep. ***I also included pages without the RATTS checklist for classrooms that do not use that model.
Novel studies engage, motivate, and instantly hook students! Offer choice of text if possible, but certainly be able to differentiate the questions for each of your students with this novel study. There are more after-reading questions and activities than students could ever complete - so pick and choose what is most appropriate for each student or guided reading group. Your students will have age-appropriate and developmentally appropriate response to text activities, while administrators will be impressed with your ability to meet the needs of a diverse group of learners! Plus, once you have novel studies or literature circles or book talk groups set, they will last you quite a while - front load the work and then have the time to enjoy reading and working with your students! What's included? With 84 pages of student activities, you have everything you need to turn this novel into a mini unit of study for your students, while differentiating for individual student needs. For each chapter in Mercy Watson to the Rescue, there are 2 pages for independent responses or to include in a book club, guided reading group, or literacy circle. Each one-pager includes a frayer model-type vocabulary practice and one short response question. We have the RAT (Restate, Answer, Text-based detail) strategy for responding to a short response question checklist added at the bottom of the page, along with a cheat sheet of effective and useful evidence statements, or sentence stems, for answering the questions in writing. ***I also included pages without the RAT checklist for classrooms that do not use that model. There is also a culminating activity - celebrate Mercy Watson's birthday! Some exciting elements include: - Reading A Piglet Named Mercy picture book - decorate a party hat - make your own invitation to the party - decorate a seating place mat Additional worksheets are included for further differentiation.
Novel studies engage, motivate, and instantly hook students! Offer choice of text if possible, but certainly be able to differentiate the questions for each of your students with this novel study. There are more after-reading questions and activities than students could ever complete - so pick and choose what is most appropriate for each student or guided reading group. Your students will have age-appropriate and developmentally appropriate response to text activities, while administrators will be impressed with your ability to meet the needs of a diverse group of learners! Plus, once you have novel studies or literature circles or book talk groups set, they will last you quite a while - front load the work and then have the time to enjoy reading and working with your students! What's included? With 60 pages of student activities, you have everything you need to turn this novel into a mini unit of study for your students, while differentiating for individual student needs. For each chapter in The Mystery of Meerkat Hill, there is one page for independent responses or to include in a book club, guided reading group, or literacy circle. This one-pager includes a frayer model-type vocabulary practice and one short response question. We have the RATTS strategy for responding to a short response question checklist added at the bottom of the page, along with a cheat sheet of effective and useful evidence statements, or sentence stems, for answering the questions in writing. ***I also included pages without the RATTS checklist for classrooms that do not use that model. There are also 8 pages of multiple choice questions. 32 questions total.
Novel studies engage, motivate, and instantly hook students! Offer choice of text if possible, but certainly be able to differentiate the questions for each of your students with this novel study. There are more after-reading questions and activities than students could ever complete - so pick and choose what is most appropriate for each student or guided reading group. Your students will have age-appropriate and developmentally appropriate response to text activities, while administrators will be impressed with your ability to meet the needs of a diverse group of learners! Plus, once you have novel studies or literature circles or book talk groups set, they will last you quite a while - front load the work and then have the time to enjoy reading and working with your students! What's included? With 66 pages of student activities, you have everything you need to turn this novel into a mini unit of study for your students, while differentiating for individual student needs. For each chapter in Helen Keller, there is one page for independent responses or to include in a book club, guided reading group, or literacy circle. This one-pager includes a frayer model-type vocabulary practice and one short response question. We have the RATTS strategy for responding to a short response question checklist added at the bottom of the page, along with a cheat sheet of effective and useful evidence statements, or sentence stems, for answering the questions in writing. ***I also included pages without the RATTS checklist for classrooms that do not use that model. For each of the ten chapters, I included a page of 4 multiple choice questions for ELA test prep.
Novel studies engage, motivate, and instantly hook students! Offer choice of text if possible, but certainly be able to differentiate the questions for each of your students with this novel study. There are more after-reading questions and activities than students could ever complete - so pick and choose what is most appropriate for each student or guided reading group. Your students will have age-appropriate and developmentally appropriate response to text activities, while administrators will be impressed with your ability to meet the needs of a diverse group of learners! Plus, once you have novel studies or literature circles or book talk groups set, they will last you quite a while - front load the work and then have the time to enjoy reading and working with your students! What's included? With 92 pages of student activities, you have everything you need to turn this novel into a mini unit of study for your students, while differentiating for individual student needs. For each chapter in Mercy Watson Goes for a Ride, there are 2 pages for independent responses or to include in a book club, guided reading group, or literacy circle. Each one-pager includes a frayer model-type vocabulary practice and one short response question. We have the RAT (Restate, Answer, Text-based detail) strategy for responding to a short response question checklist added at the bottom of the page, along with a cheat sheet of effective and useful evidence statements, or sentence stems, for answering the questions in writing. ***I also included pages without the RAT checklist for classrooms that do not use that model. I have included a fun activity where kids can draw Mercy in the car, or draw the background to show where she is going. There is also a culminating activity - celebrate Mercy Watson's birthday! Some exciting elements include: - Reading A Piglet Named Mercy picture book - decorate a party hat - make your own invitation to the party - decorate a seating place mat Additional worksheets are included for further differentiation.
Novel studies engage, motivate, and instantly hook students! Offer choice of text if possible, but certainly be able to differentiate the questions for each of your students with this novel study. There are more after-reading questions and activities than students could ever complete - so pick and choose what is most appropriate for each student or guided reading group. Your students will have age-appropriate and developmentally appropriate response to text activities, while administrators will be impressed with your ability to meet the needs of a diverse group of learners! Plus, once you have novel studies or literature circles or book talk groups set, they will last you quite a while - front load the work and then have the time to enjoy reading and working with your students! What's Included? With 57 pages of student activities, you have everything you need to turn this novel into a mini unit of study for your students, while differentiating for individual student needs. For each chapter in My Name is Maria Isabel, there is one page for independent responses or to include in a book club, guided reading group, or literacy circle. This one-pager includes a frayer model-type vocabulary practice and one short response question. We have the RATTS strategy for responding to a short response question checklist added at the bottom of the page, along with a cheat sheet of effective and useful evidence statements, or sentence stems, for answering the questions in writing. ***I also included pages without the RATTS checklist for classrooms that do not use that model. There are 3 pages of multiple choice questions included to align with the text. These are based on released state assessment questions to support further test prep work.
Novel studies engage, motivate, and instantly hook students! Offer choice of text if possible, but certainly be able to differentiate the questions for each of your students with this novel study. There are more after-reading questions and activities than students could ever complete - so pick and choose what is most appropriate for each student or guided reading group. Your students will have age-appropriate and developmentally appropriate response to text activities, while administrators will be impressed with your ability to meet the needs of a diverse group of learners! Plus, once you have novel studies or literature circles or book talk groups set, they will last you quite a while - front load the work and then have the time to enjoy reading and working with your students! What's included? With 114 pages of student activities, you have everything you need to turn this novel into a mini unit of study for your students, while differentiating for individual student needs. For each chapter in A Boy Called Bat, there is one page for independent responses or to include in a book club, guided reading group, or literacy circle. This one-pager includes a frayer model-type vocabulary practice and one short response question. We have the RATTS strategy for responding to a short response question checklist added at the bottom of the page, along with a cheat sheet of effective and useful evidence statements, or sentence stems, for answering the questions in writing. ***I also included pages without the RATTS checklist for classrooms that do not use that model. There are also 26 pages of multiple choice questions. 52 questions total. These questions focus on vocabulary acquisition and development. Additional worksheets are included for further differentiation.
Novel studies engage, motivate, and instantly hook students! Offer choice of text if possible, but certainly be able to differentiate the questions for each of your students with this novel study. There are more after-reading questions and activities than students could ever complete - so pick and choose what is most appropriate for each student or guided reading group. Your students will have age-appropriate and developmentally appropriate response to text activities, while administrators will be impressed with your ability to meet the needs of a diverse group of learners! Plus, once you have novel studies or literature circles or book talk groups set, they will last you quite a while - front load the work and then have the time to enjoy reading and working with your students! What's included? With 23 pages of student activities, you have everything you need to turn this novel into a mini unit of study for your students, while differentiating for individual student needs. For each chapter in Only One Year by Andrea Cheng, there is one page for independent responses or to include in a book club, guided reading group, or literacy circle. This one-pager includes a frayer model-type vocabulary practice and one short response question. We have the RATTS strategy for responding to a short response question checklist added at the bottom of the page, along with a cheat sheet of effective and useful evidence statements, or sentence stems, for answering the questions in writing. ***I also included pages without the RATTS checklist for classrooms that do not use that model. At the end of the download, there are 4 pages of multiple choice questions. This is great additional practice for students, especially for ELA state test prep! There are 4 multiple choice questions on each page, created and based on released state test questions.
Novel studies engage, motivate, and instantly hook students! Offer choice of text if possible, but certainly be able to differentiate the questions for each of your students with this novel study. There are more after-reading questions and activities than students could ever complete - so pick and choose what is most appropriate for each student or guided reading group. Your students will have age-appropriate and developmentally appropriate response to text activities, while administrators will be impressed with your ability to meet the needs of a diverse group of learners! Plus, once you have novel studies or literature circles or book talk groups set, they will last you quite a while - front load the work and then have the time to enjoy reading and working with your students! What's included? With 99 pages of student activities, you have everything you need to turn this novel into a mini unit of study for your students, while differentiating for individual student needs. For each chapter in Mercy Watson Fights Crime, there are 2 pages for independent responses or to include in a book club, guided reading group, or literacy circle. Each one-pager includes a frayer model-type vocabulary practice and one short response question. We have the RAT (Restate, Answer, Text-based detail) strategy for responding to a short response question checklist added at the bottom of the page, along with a cheat sheet of effective and useful evidence statements, or sentence stems, for answering the questions in writing. ***I also included pages without the RAT checklist for classrooms that do not use that model. Included is a newspaper page for students to write about the text. There is also a page for making predictions, toast-themed! There is also a culminating activity - celebrate Mercy Watson's birthday! Some exciting elements include: - Reading A Piglet Named Mercy picture book - decorate a party hat - make your own invitation to the party - decorate a seating place mat Additional worksheets are included for further differentiation.
