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Five Ws Detective is a terrifically fun sentence building game that helps players crack silly cases by defining who did it, what did they do, when was it done and why it was done. Players select a clue and work against the clock to fill in the missing data. Then the players have to write a case su
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If you enjoyed my first Reading For Details and Main Idea pack, then you'll love this one too! This is a fantastic and fun way to get your students to pay attention to the details. Student will get to use different colored highlighters to highlight different details from 7 different stories. After p
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Graphic Organizers that can be used for Anchor Charts / Posters / Literacy Stations / Literacy Centers / Interactive Notebooks / Bookmarks
" Talk to the Hand Graphic Organizers " is a colorful unit that teachers can use in a variety of formats such as classroom posters / anchor charts, and Smartboa
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Use this 5 W's graphic organizer to research a famous American. Great for Black History Month or Women's History Month or for responses to biographies. Students can independently research a text or on the computer. This also works great in a guided reading format.
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This Graphic Organizer by The Resourceful Teacher is intended for students to organize details by answering the 5 W's: who, what, when, where, and why.
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This is a set of 5 posters featuring the 5 w's - who, what, when, where, and why. Each poster explains the meaning of the term and has a sample picture with labels.
These posters can be used to help teach the second grade Common Core Standard for the 5 W's.
CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RL.2.1 Ask and answer
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Super Hero's answer your questions.
It is important for our students to answer the 5 W's and H questions. This product would be cute to add to a center or a bulletin board to display so children could be reminded of what type of questions to ask themselves why reading.
This is very helpful to thos
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This is a graphic organizer of the the 5 W's (who, what, when, where, why) and an H (how) for the common core reading standards.
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This download contains 5 small posters that can be posted near computers that will remind students what to look for when searching for a credible website. While researching, students will be reminded to look for who, what, when, where, and why of each website. This package also contains a URL chea
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This bundle pack is a great, visually stimulating way to teach your kiddos 6 important question words- who?, what?, when?, where?, why? and how?
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-6 colorful flash cards each measuring 8.5"x5.5" and come 2 to a page, ready to print on standard 8.5"x11" paper and cut along the whit
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Your students will love to read this cute story about a boy named Jason and his puppy Peanut! You can project this story on your board and read it together as a class, you can print and give each student their own copy to read, or it can be done in small group settings. After students have read the
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Road Trippin' Through the Common Core: Reading and Writing Unit
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Who, What, When, Where, Why and How color posters for display on wall or interactive board.
3 different 5 w's and h graphic organizer printables.
4 different beginning, middle and end graphic organizer printables.
Student "Lic
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Want a fun way to introduce each of the 9 Famous Americans while reviewing an important Common Core Reading Standard? Look no further than this Famous Americans Questions Bundle that requires students to answer Who? What? When? Where? Why? questions about Paul Revere, Frederick Douglass, Susan B. An
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Reading Strategy using the 5 W's
Who
What
Where
When
Why
With question stems to get children thinking deeper about what they read.
The 5 W's are presented using detectives to illustrate the need to "investigate" books. This packet has been customized by title and author for books in the Common Core Suggested Unit 5, American Contributors, but includes a template graphic organizer so that it can be used with other books.
This p
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Support your reading instruction with these great bookmarks that focus on the 5 W's.
**Both bookmarks have guided questions to encourage students to use them more often.
Fiction Bookmark: Who, What,Where, When, Why
Focus is on characters, setting, plot, author's purpose.
Non Fiction Bookmark: Who
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Help kiddos in the planning phase of their writing by using a graphic organizer that focuses on the 5 W's of a storyline (who, what, where, when and why). This Hollywood themed product adds flair to the planning fun! Then they can begin to draft their story.
If you like this Hollywood themed produ
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Eyewords Multisensory Question Words have been created to introduce and differentiate the reading of question words for young and/or struggling readers. As a complement to phonemic instruction, Eyewords provides a holistic (visual, auditory and kinesthetic) approach to teaching the question words.
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This worksheet scaffolds the 5 Ws strategy. Students read a chapter of a book, a short story, or an article and identify "who, where, and when" first. Then they use that information to explain the "what and why".
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Students will learn and explore each of the following question words: WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY and HOW
The materials included are resources to help teach students how to ask questions in order for them to understand something better:
-Foldable with images and definitions
(3 different versions t
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Your students will enjoy reading the story Celia goes to the Circus. You can make copies and give each student their own story to read or project the story on your board and read it together as a class. (Could also be done in small groups) After reading the story test your students knowledge of the
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The Five W's and How!(Zebra Theme Posters)
Are your student's not sure what the Five W's and How are: What needs to be in their writing or what do they need to find out from a story. This poster set may help spark their thoughts of what to look for when answering questions or putting words in their
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Save time and use these handouts and posters with your students after they read a book or story.
6 Posters with Who?, What?, When? Where? Why? How?
6 Worksheets with Who?, What?, When? Where? Why? How?
10 Worksheets with pictures to answer questions with 5W's
10 Worksheets with no pictures for old
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Summarizing is one of the most difficult skills I teach. Creating this graphic organizer and summarizing technique has helped me and my students. The graphic organizer provides an outline for answering the 5 Ws about a given passage and then pairs it with a space to write a brief summary below. The
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Are you looking for a quick and independent way to assess a student's reading comprehension? This is the worksheet for you. It can be put along with ANY passage and the students will be able to tell the who, what, where, when, and why of the story! It is a one sheet wonder!
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This die can be used as a game or in small groups. Cut out and glue the die When this die is ruled it will land on one of the 5 w's or 1 h for the students to answer about a text.
5 w's = Where, when, who, why, when
1 h = how
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Five W's Question Words PowerPoint :
Learn about the basics of the five Ws question words, interrogatory sentences and have students practice choosing the proper question word to use. Perfect for grades K-3rd!
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This is a growing resource that I will add more to in the near future! :)
Updated as of 4/11/2018 to include another story and comprehension questions to go with!
Updated as of 6/20/2017 to include a "Create Your Own Story" planning and publishing page!
Updated 11/15/2017- With a new short story
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This graphic organizer poster of the 5 question words is formatted to print in 8 by 11" size and a poster size of 16 by 11". Students will learn to use their hand to remind them of the 5 W's and H to help them with their reading and writing in all subjects.
Positive feedback is appreciated :)
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Use this graphic organizer to help your students hone their non-fiction reading skills. It works great with classroom magazines like Scholastic News, Time for Kids, or Weekly reader, but it can be used with any newspaper or magazine article. Once you've guided your students through "The Five W's"
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Students will read the story(written by myself) about a girl and her dog and answer questions using the 5 Ws in a simple organizer. Students may use test taking strategies to highlight, number paragraphs and label possible answers right on the same page. Make these double sided and cut down that lar
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Students will identify sentence parts by sorting them into the correct subject & predicate category.
They will cut out and glue the phrases to the appropriate place.
As students are able, they can write the sentences they created on the lined paper.
This task can easily be aligned with CCSS by t
Relaxed Writing (Story Organizer Checklist)
Writing frightens some students because they feel they have nothing to write about or they do not know where to begin. Asking questions is a great way to stimulate the thinking process and builds creativity in the writer. Using the five W's can stimulate
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We teach the 5 W's so students will be able to fully understand the literature they read. Also helps when trying to uncover a good mystery! Here's a little birthday invitation to teach primary students the 5 W's (who, what, where, when, why) I hope you will find it helpful. Enjoy!
Use this fun and colorful 5 W graphic organizer as a tool for pre- and post- reading fiction and non-fiction literature. Students will have fun filling in each egg with their responses to the 5 W's - who, what, when, were, and why. This tool may also be used as assessment tool to measure understa
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Do your students need help writing their personal narrative? Mine sure did! So, I created a "5-W's" style pre-writing activity. Each THINKING SQUARE asks a questions using one of the "5-W's". These questions are tailored to help students prepare to write their own personal narratived.
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Graphic Organizer Five W's. The Five W’’s Chart is intended to be used when mapping out a fiction story. Students will in each row with details that answer the “W” question (Who were the characters involved?, What happened in the story?, Where did the event take place?, When did it happen?, and Why
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Nonfiction Short Story - Arava the Turtle includes reading
comprehension questions: Who, What, Where, When, Why
Arava the Turtle is the true story of a tortoise that arrived at a zoo unable to move her hind legs. Students are motivated to know who, what, where, when, and why. The ending of the
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Students read the hilarious passages then answer who, what, when, where, & why questions designed to test comprehension. Each of the 150 funny passages focusses on one of the Five W questions at a time.
Each task card is written in the form of a "newspaper article." The laugh-out-loud stories a
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Are you introducing the 5 question words (who, what, where, when, and why?) and you'd like to give your kids a simple activity to practice? This scoot game might be the answer!
This game is appropriate for first graders at mid-year or late in the year. It consists of 21 cards, each one with a sho
Use this 3 page document as a way of introducing the 5 W's. I found this to be an easy way of comparing the 5 W's to what we had already learned about story structure in terms of characters, setting, plot etc.
Included is a story outline page, as well as 2 writing pages where the students can writ
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Reluctant readers of all ages and students reading below grade level are sure to enjoy these high-interest, factual newspaper articles.
Each article is presented in a realistic and appealing format complete with dateline and picture. Follow-up questions require the reader to respond to the Five W'
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This is a spinner your classes can use to analyze printed, audio, or video sources using the Five W's format. It is designed to work on a Smart Board and was made using Microsoft PowerPoint. If you do not have a Smart Board you can use this program on your LCD Projector if a student (or teacher) s
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This graphic organizer would be great to do with any book; fiction or non-fiction. When completed you can have a bulletin board ready for October, fall, or Halloween.
The inside of the bat's body has a place for the title of the book, while on each wing there are the who, what, where, when, why
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This song helps students learn the 5 W's: who, what, when, where & why. The song gives brief definitions of each of the five.
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The Five W's and How!(Owl Theme Posters)
Are your student's not sure what the Five W's and How are: What needs to be in their writing or what do they need to find out from a story. This poster set may help spark their thoughts of what to look for when answering questions or putting words in their jo
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Get ready for MARCH MADNESS with this non-fiction 5Ws question task card set about BASKETBALL!
March Madness takes on a whole new meaning in the state of Kentucky, so my students LOVE basketball. I’ve been wanting to create a few products to use with them. This is a set of 10 informational task car
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The Duhbuhyou (W) Family Story Element mini flip chart is a fun anticipatory set before modeling and teaching story elements to your students.
Students will color, cut out, and paste together their story element hands. A small amount of glue will be placed at the bottom of the palm only to create a
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Are you working on questioning skills with your primary students? These question stem rings may help your students with generating questions about their reading or scaffold their thinking on the type of questions readers can and should ask themselves. These question rings can be used in stations, sm
The Five W's and How!(Giraffe Theme Posters)
Are your student's not sure what the Five W's and How are: What needs to be in their writing or what do they need to find out from a story. This poster set may help spark their thoughts of what to look for when answering questions or putting words in thei
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Do you like to use the 5-W's style questions, during reading? Well, here is a quick and easy format for studenst to follow to answer the 5-W's style reading questions about any story!
WHO? WHAT? WHEN? WHERE? WHY? HOW? Use these tools to help you teach and review this concept:
Included:
Teacher Notes
2 work sheets
Reading Log
Cards to add to your literacy wall.
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