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Set clear expectations during your literacy block with this R.E.A.D. station poster set! Includes 6 student-friendly posters (R.E.A.D., Technology, and Teacher Time), matching basket labels, and a sample weekly & whiteboard layout. Perfect for grades 2–4, this low-prep resource helps students stay focused and independent during reading rotations—while keeping your small group time running smoothly! This resource is built around a simple 4-basket station system, with each basket matching one l

Are you looking for a practical and organized way to plan your teaching month? My Monthly Unit Plans are exactly what I use to keep my classroom running smoothly, and they might be just what you need, too! Each editable unit plan is designed using stories/texts from the Wonders Curriculum and Benchmark Assessments, making it easier for you to connect standards, lessons, and assessments seamlessly. I include: Themed Topics to guide your month (e.g., Kindness, Friendship, Pumpkins).Relevant Stand

Looking for an engaging and easy-to-use resource to teach about **winter holidays? This Holiday Research Graphic Organizer is perfect for introducing your students to diverse celebrations like Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Christmas, Diwali, and the Lunar New Year!  This resource includes:   Individual graphic organizers for Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Christmas, Diwali, and Lunar New YearA generic Winter Holidays organizer for broader discussions  A customizable template where students can fill in the holiday of

Big Red Lollipop is the perfect story to teach and model identifying main story elements. These main story elements graphic organizers are the ideal way for students to identify the characters, setting, and main events at the beginning, middle, and end. There are several versions of the graphic organizer to help meet your student's needs. Purchase my Main Story Elements Anchor Chart HereVisit www.rebeccajeanette.com for teacher tips and resources.

In this simple-to-use reading activity, students will listen to the story "I Need My Monster" by Amanda Noll. They will discuss how Gabe (the monster) helps Ethan (the young boy) in the story. Then, they will think about how a monster, if they had one in their desk, could help them at school. They will also give their monster a name, write two words to describe their monster and draw their monster in the space provided. This is a great activity for the first week of school because it gives the t

Are you looking for simple easy-to-use activities for after Winter Break? Students will listen to the story Squirrel's New Year's Resolution by Pat Miller, review the skills with the included anchor charts, & complete the comprehension activities. What's IncludedResolution Achor Chart & ActivityQuestioning Anchor Chart & Text Dependent QuestionsProblem and Solution Anchor Chart & Graphic OrganizerStory Structure Anchor Chart & Graphic OrganizerThis can be used during whole group small group or

These print-and-go anchor charts and graphic organizers are perfect for teaching students about American Symbols. You can add the anchor chart to your focus wall and students can use the graphic organizer to write details about each symbol. There is a poster template included for students to focus on one symbol and use their understanding of text features to complete the poster.

These print-and-go anchor charts and graphic organizers are perfect for teaching students how to use text features to gather additional information. You can add the anchor chart to your focus wall and students can use the graphic organizer to show what they have learned from each text feature. There is a black and white version & a color version included. There is also an additional poster template as well.

These print-and-go anchor charts and graphic organizers are perfect for teaching students how to identify main story elements. You can add the anchor chart to your focus wall and students can use the graphic organizer to show their understanding of story structure. There is a black and white version & a color version included.

These print-and-go anchor charts and graphic organizers are perfect for teaching students how to ask questions while reading. You can add the anchor chart to your focus wall and students can use the graphic organizer to write down questions as they read. There is a black and white version & a color version included.

These print-and-go anchor charts and graphic organizers are perfect for teaching how to identify the problem and solution in literature. You can add the anchor chart to your focus wall and students can use the graphic organizer to show their understanding. There is a black and white version & a color version included.

These print-and-go anchor charts are perfect for teaching point of view & character perspective. You can add the anchor chart to your focus wall in color or black and white.

These print-and-go anchor charts and graphic organizers are perfect for teaching the features of poetry. You can add the anchor chart to your focus wall and students can use the graphic organizer to show their understanding. There is a black and white version & a color version included.

These print-and-go anchor charts and graphic organizers are perfect for teaching context clues. Students can write down unknown words or you can provide specific terms for students to find the meaning of. You can add the anchor chart to your focus wall and students can use the graphic organizer to show their understanding using context clues to determine the meaning of unknown words. There is a black and white version & a color version included.

These print-and-go anchor charts and graphic organizers are perfect for teaching central idea and relevant details. You can add the anchor chart to your focus wall and students can use the graphic organizer to show their understanding of non-fiction text. There is a black and white version & a color version included, too.

These are some of my favorite read-aloud books for back-to-school. This pack includes 5 book suggestions, anchor charts to post on your focus board, & activity for each book! What's Included:What If Everybody Did That - Rules Those Shoes - Predictions The Wednesday Surprise - Synthesize More Than Anything Else - Making Connections Thank You, Mr. Falker - Making Connections Check our www.rebeccajeanette.com for more book recommendations and resources!

Stellaluna by Janell Cannon is a great book to teach numerous comprehension skills. I made it easy for you with these comprehension anchor charts & activities. Your students can listen to the book on storylineonline.net and complete a different activity each day. Skills Included:Questioning Context Clues Problem & Solution Story Structure Character Perspective

Looking for read-alouds to get you through the first month of school? Check out this simple 20-day back-to-school outline where I aligned a reading strategy with each read-aloud. This will ensure that your read-aloud is meaningful & engaging! I also included 5 reading strategies anchor charts. Anchor Charts Included:Questioning Visualizing Making Connections Predictions Inferring Check out my TpT store for additional Reading Lessons

Enemy Pie is a great book that can be used to teach numerous skills. I made it easy for you with these Google Slide activities. Students will listen to Enemy Pie by Derek Munson and complete the activities during whole group, small group, or as independent work. It's that easy! What's Included: Enemy Pie read aloud linked to storylineonline.net Perspective Anchor Chart Understanding Perspective Question Chart Theme Anchor Chart Understanding Theme Question Chart Comprehension Questions Writing

Struggling to build your classroom community? I'm here to help! As a teacher for 16 years, the question I'm asked the most is... "How do you get your class to behave so well ALL the time?" I've figured out the best way to build classroom community without wasting your precious educational time on random icebreakers and meaningless games. In this eBook you will learn my TOP 3 read alouds for building a strong bond with your class. I include questions and ideas for a successful read-aloud expe