Description
Talking Sticks is a management strategy that encourages all students to participate equally in a discussion. It can be used after reading a book aloud, as a part of Literature Circles, during small group literacy instruction, or when conducting a whole class novel study. This product includes 24 task cards that have discussion questions based on 5th Grade Common Core Standards. There are three sets of questions: Personal Response Questions, Literature Questions, and Informational Text Questions. The Literature and Informational Text questions are specifically aligned with 13 different Common Core Standards, and the entire activity is aligned with Speaking and Listening Standard SL.5.1. You may preview the entire ebook here.
If you would like to introduce these questions to your students in a whole group setting, I have created a version of these questions that you can display for the class and use for whole class discussions. You can purchase them from the CCSS Aligned Reading Discussion Prompts (5thGrade) page or purchase both items together in a combo pack here: CCSS Aligned Reading Discussion Combo (5thGrade)
If you are interested in Talking Sticks Mini Packs for other grade levels, you'll find them here:
Talking Sticks Discussions for all Subjects
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (Kindergarten CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (1st Grade CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (2nd Grade CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (3rd Grade CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (4th Grade CCSS Aligned)
Laura Candler, literature circles, book discussions, book clubs, 5th grade Common Core reading, cooperative learning
If you would like to introduce these questions to your students in a whole group setting, I have created a version of these questions that you can display for the class and use for whole class discussions. You can purchase them from the CCSS Aligned Reading Discussion Prompts (5thGrade) page or purchase both items together in a combo pack here: CCSS Aligned Reading Discussion Combo (5thGrade)
If you are interested in Talking Sticks Mini Packs for other grade levels, you'll find them here:
Talking Sticks Discussions for all Subjects
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (Kindergarten CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (1st Grade CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (2nd Grade CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (3rd Grade CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (4th Grade CCSS Aligned)
Laura Candler, literature circles, book discussions, book clubs, 5th grade Common Core reading, cooperative learning
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5th Grade Reading Discussion Activity and Task Cards with CCSS Questions
Laura Candler
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Highlights
Digital downloads
Grades
Subjects
Standards
CCSSRL.5.1
CCSSRL.5.2
CCSSRL.5.3
Pages
20
Teaching Duration
30 minutes
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The K-5 CCSS Reading Discussion Bundle consists of 12 Common Core Reading products designed to help guide reading discussions with Kindergarten through 5th grade students. The bundle includes all 6 Common Core Aligned Reading Discussion Prompts and all 6 Talking Sticks Book Discussion Task Cards. Th
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5th Grade CCSS Reading Discussion Bundle includes my Common Core Aligned Reading Discussion Prompts and the Talking Sticks Activity with CCSS Discussion cards for grade 5. The Reading Discussion Prompts are for whole group use, and the Talking Sticks are best for small groups, centers, or cooperativ
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Description
Talking Sticks is a management strategy that encourages all students to participate equally in a discussion. It can be used after reading a book aloud, as a part of Literature Circles, during small group literacy instruction, or when conducting a whole class novel study. This product includes 24 task cards that have discussion questions based on 5th Grade Common Core Standards. There are three sets of questions: Personal Response Questions, Literature Questions, and Informational Text Questions. The Literature and Informational Text questions are specifically aligned with 13 different Common Core Standards, and the entire activity is aligned with Speaking and Listening Standard SL.5.1. You may preview the entire ebook here.
If you would like to introduce these questions to your students in a whole group setting, I have created a version of these questions that you can display for the class and use for whole class discussions. You can purchase them from the CCSS Aligned Reading Discussion Prompts (5thGrade) page or purchase both items together in a combo pack here: CCSS Aligned Reading Discussion Combo (5thGrade)
If you are interested in Talking Sticks Mini Packs for other grade levels, you'll find them here:
Talking Sticks Discussions for all Subjects
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (Kindergarten CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (1st Grade CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (2nd Grade CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (3rd Grade CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (4th Grade CCSS Aligned)
Laura Candler, literature circles, book discussions, book clubs, 5th grade Common Core reading, cooperative learning
If you would like to introduce these questions to your students in a whole group setting, I have created a version of these questions that you can display for the class and use for whole class discussions. You can purchase them from the CCSS Aligned Reading Discussion Prompts (5thGrade) page or purchase both items together in a combo pack here: CCSS Aligned Reading Discussion Combo (5thGrade)
If you are interested in Talking Sticks Mini Packs for other grade levels, you'll find them here:
Talking Sticks Discussions for all Subjects
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (Kindergarten CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (1st Grade CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (2nd Grade CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (3rd Grade CCSS Aligned)
Talking Sticks Book Discussion (4th Grade CCSS Aligned)
Laura Candler, literature circles, book discussions, book clubs, 5th grade Common Core reading, cooperative learning
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My students enjoyed showing what they know with this resource! They were engaged in the resource.
This is a great activity to use with reading discussions.
I love using these talking sticks in my literature circles and book clubs. They keep the students involved and engaged in the conversations. Great resource. Thank you!
Thanks for taking time to review my 5th grade discussion cards, and I especially appreciate the 5-star rating because I strive to create outstanding resources! While I'm here, I wanted to invite you to enter my $25 TpT gift card giveaway, a monthly event exclusively for teachers who have purchased one or more of my resources. After you enter, you'll automatically be entered into each month's giveaway. I’ll be choosing the next winner tomorrow, July 1st, but if you miss that drawing, you'll be in the next one! Here's the link to the Google Doc entry form: https://bit.ly/25tptthankyougiveaway
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Laura Candler is amazing as always!
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Standards
to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
CCSSRL.5.1
Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.
CCSSRL.5.2
Determine a theme of a story, drama, or poem from details in the text, including how characters in a story or drama respond to challenges or how the speaker in a poem reflects upon a topic; summarize the text.
CCSSRL.5.3
Compare and contrast two or more characters, settings, or events in a story or drama, drawing on specific details in the text (e.g., how characters interact).
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