In this activity, students read a story and answer questions about the text. The resource contains guided reading and assessment questions.
Students will gain an understanding of using contractions in speaking and in written text. They will identify word pairs used to make contractions and create contractions appropriately. They will also have a better understanding of how certain grammatical structures, like contractions, contribute to the overall understanding of a text.
In this activity, students read a story and answer questions about the text. The resource contains guided reading and assessment questions.
In this lesson, students answer questions using details from the text and explain why they chose specific details to answer questions from the text.
In this activity, students read about the different games that Native American children played. The resource contains guided reading and assessment questions.
In this lesson students will share their completed projects with their classmates. Students will be able to assess their own understanding as they look at others work and examine their projects. Students will scan QR codes to see video presentations and complete a reflection sheet to end the lesson. This lesson was developed by Ashley Harris as part of their completion of the North Carolina Global Educator Digital Badge program. This lesson plan has been vetted at the local and state level for standards alignment, Global Education focus, and content accuracy.
In this lesson, The Jolly Postman is used as an authentic example to discuss letter writing as a genre. Students explore letters to the storybook characters delivered by The Jolly Postman. They then learn how to categorize their own examples of mail. The Jolly Postman uses well-known storybook characters, from fairy tales and nursery rhymes, as recipients of letters. This children's storybook is therefore ideal for using as a review of these genres of literature and as a means of helping children begin to explore rhyme and a variety of writing styles. Several pieces of literature appropriate for use with this lesson are suggested.
This scientific article explains the historical background and the spreading of the legend. It starts with lady Kunigunde who, after the death of her husband, falls in love with Albrecht the Handsome from Nuremberg. After a misunderstanding she kills her two children from the first marriage. Albrecht leaves her and she dies of sorrow over her dead and her fate. Ever since she has been spooking in the Plassenburg castle. The legend spread in variations as one of the most popular ghost stories all over Germany and into England. The article is written for native speakers 9 years and up.
In this activity, students read a story and answer questions about the text. The resource contains guided reading and assessment questions.
In this activity, students read a story and answer questions about the text. The resource contains guided reading and assessment questions.
In this module, students consider the guiding question: How do writers capture a reader's imagination? as they take a deep study of the classic tale Peter Pan.
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Students will be designing a graphic based on the book they have finished reading in their guided reading group. They will use the app, Canva (www.canva.com), to create the graphic. The graphic will include key details, descriptions, themes, plot, summary, as well as other text evidence we have discussed throughout our guided reading time together. Students will create their graphics, and present them in a gallery walk for the rest of the class.
The content on their graphics will come from our guided reading group questions and discussions . They will record answers in their Google Classroom, based on the questions I post. Questions will be text dependent, and focus on comprehension, main idea, key details, point of view, and connections. Students will then synthesize the information and discussion topics to create a graphic about their book.
In this activity, students learn about the types of stories that Pixar tells. The resource contains guided reading and assessment questions.
In this exercise, students will compare two books of the same genre and similar topics using questions that require students to demonstrate understanding of a text by referring explicitly to the text as the basis for answers.
In this activity, students read a story and answer questions about the text. The resource contains guided reading and assessment questions.
In this short story, three characters discuss training their pets.
In this activity, students read a poem and answer questions about the text. The resource contains guided reading and assessment questions.
In this activity, students read a story and answer questions about the text. The resource contains guided reading and assessment questions.
In this activity, students read about a boy who helps a classmate on the first day of second grade. The resource contains guided reading and assessment questions.
In this activity, students read about a girl works hard to make enough money to buy a doll. The resource contains guided reading and assessment questions.