45 Reading Response Sheets for Common Core Standards

Our district adopted the new Common Core Standards during the 2011-12 school year. We have gone through the process of unpacking them and we are implementing them. These graphic organizers can be used as an instructional tool or as a way to assess students on the common core standards (perfect for standards-based report cards). These graphic organizers were developed and aligned with 4th grade ELA Common Core Standards, but they are suitable for 3rd grade and 5th grade students as well. They are also wonderful for those that implement Reader's Workshop in their classroom. In this packet you will find the following graphic organizers.

There are 45 graphic organizers in all.

-Event Detail Web
-Setting Detail Web
-Character Detail Web
-Story Map
-3 Cause and Effect Maps
-Nonfiction Facts Organizer
-Fact and Opinion
-Problem and Solution
-Descriptive Text Structure (nonfiction)
-Chronological/Sequence of Events Text Structure (nonfiction)
-Summary form
-Character Sketch (for character traits)
-Fictional Summary
-Summary for Nonfiction
-Nonfiction graphic organizer
-Text features
-3-2-1 Response to Nonfiction
-Point of View (compare/contrast 1st and 3rd narration of text on the same subject)
-Primary/Secondary Sources (compare/contrast two texts- primary source and secondary source about the same subject)
-Primary and Secondary Source organizer (brainstorm examples of each type of text)
-What's the Message? Theme organizer
-5 Parts of Speech Organizers
-Vocabulary Map (definition, synonym, illustration, sentence)
-3 Figurative Language Organizers (simile, metaphor, idiom)
-Compare/Contrast H-Chart (can be used to compare ANYTHING- characters, themes of books, point of view, etc,)
-Compare/Contrast Venn Diagram (can be used to compare ANYTHING- characters, themes of books, point of view, etc,)
-Characteristics of Texts (record elements of poetry, prose, and drama)
-Compare/Contrast Chart (can be used to compare ANYTHING- characters, themes of books, point of view, etc,)
-Main Idea and Supporting Detail Organizer
-Visualize: Create a Story Strip for Visualization
-Making Predictions Organizer
-Making Inferences
-Ask Questions (Before, During, and After)
-Questions (Who, What, When, Where, Why, How)
-Making Connections- Text to Self
-Making Connections-Text to Text
-Making Connections- Text to World

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