Description
Give your learners practice identifying the story setting with this reading activity. You can use the no-prep digital resource in Google Slides, Seesaw...or in quiz format in Google Forms! You can also print the task cards to use at their desks or in centers.
What will you receive when you purchase?
When you download the pdf file, you will get the What's the Setting- Set 2 activity in four different formats.
You will receive:
- A private link to download the Google Slides self-checking activity (20 slides)
- A private link to download the Seesaw self-checking activity (19 slides)
- A private link to download the Google Forms self-checking activity (20 questions)
- Printable task cards (20 cards), 2 versions of the recording sheet, and an answer key
- Instructions for how to use the activity on a desktop, laptop, Chromebook, or iPad
How to use the activity in Google Slides or Seesaw:
- Students will read the text on each slide.
- They determine the setting and move the letter of their answer to the box on the slide.
- If correct, they’ll see a happy face.
How to use the Google Forms activity:
- You will send the form to your students.
- Students will read the text on each slide and identify the setting.
- They will select their answer.
- When they finish answering all 20 questions, they will click “submit” and may see which answers were correct and which were incorrect.
- You can easily assign the activity if you use Google Classroom (instructions for this are included in the pdf).
How to use the printable task cards:
- Print the cards on card stock in color or black and white. Laminate, if desired, and cut apart the cards. Print a recording sheet for each student.
- Learners read each card and determine the setting.
- Then they fill in the oval with the answer or write their answer on the recording sheet.
- An answer key is included for quick checking.
More Reading Comprehension Activities:
- Setting Task Cards - Set 1
- Problem & Solution Task Cards
- Point of view task cards
- Character trait task cards
- Main idea task cards
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Description
Give your learners practice identifying the story setting with this reading activity. You can use the no-prep digital resource in Google Slides, Seesaw...or in quiz format in Google Forms! You can also print the task cards to use at their desks or in centers.
What will you receive when you purchase?
When you download the pdf file, you will get the What's the Setting- Set 2 activity in four different formats.
You will receive:
- A private link to download the Google Slides self-checking activity (20 slides)
- A private link to download the Seesaw self-checking activity (19 slides)
- A private link to download the Google Forms self-checking activity (20 questions)
- Printable task cards (20 cards), 2 versions of the recording sheet, and an answer key
- Instructions for how to use the activity on a desktop, laptop, Chromebook, or iPad
How to use the activity in Google Slides or Seesaw:
- Students will read the text on each slide.
- They determine the setting and move the letter of their answer to the box on the slide.
- If correct, they’ll see a happy face.
How to use the Google Forms activity:
- You will send the form to your students.
- Students will read the text on each slide and identify the setting.
- They will select their answer.
- When they finish answering all 20 questions, they will click “submit” and may see which answers were correct and which were incorrect.
- You can easily assign the activity if you use Google Classroom (instructions for this are included in the pdf).
How to use the printable task cards:
- Print the cards on card stock in color or black and white. Laminate, if desired, and cut apart the cards. Print a recording sheet for each student.
- Learners read each card and determine the setting.
- Then they fill in the oval with the answer or write their answer on the recording sheet.
- An answer key is included for quick checking.
More Reading Comprehension Activities:
- Setting Task Cards - Set 1
- Problem & Solution Task Cards
- Point of view task cards
- Character trait task cards
- Main idea task cards
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