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Better than flashcards – this page has space to write the vocabulary word, synonyms, a sentence and an illustration for each word. You may also like… Vocabulary Boxes Vocabulary Memorization Cards Vocabulary Organizer Weekly Vocabulary Table
Before reading, students can fill out this form to stir interest in the story and better understand what they will read. This was made for fictional stories but can easily be adapted to work for chapters in a history or...
This form gives students a chance to say how they felt about a book. You may also like… Book Review Prereading Questions Classroom Library Book Checkout Form Character Study Organizer
Students use this form to keep track of the books and pages read. There is space for 15 entries. One idea is to have students log the pages read at the end of every week. You may also like… Weekly...
As students read a story they look at how they learn about the characters. What clues are given that help them get to know the characters? This form helps students focus on and analyze the four ways in which an...
Help students interact with their reading. These bookmarks ask essential questions, have literary terms to find, and have space to write words to look up later. You may also like… Critical Reading Questions SQ3R Reading Comprehension Form Reading Response Form...
Students focus on the main idea of the story with this graphic organizer. In the light bulb, predict what will happen in the story, then draw a picture of it in the box. You may also like… Map the Story...
An anagram is a word or phrase made by rearranging the letters in another word or phrase. Unscramble the letters to form a word or phrase. THEME: Famous Books Try Trap Hero Dog Kick Ball Into Rim A Wittiest Fool...
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