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A Bad Case of Stripes - Interactive Reading Game - Vocabulary + Comprehension
So apparently, Camilla Cream woke up looking like a walking rainbow—and that’s only the beginning. Lucky for you (and your students), this no-prep Google Slides™ game turns her wild, stripe-covered meltdown into an ELA adventure packed with vocabulary, comprehension, and color-coded chaos. What Students Will DoYour class will: Diagnose Camilla’s “stripe situation” through vocabulary and character-trait puzzles Decide whether she’s dramatic, misunderstood, or both 😭 Sequence the events that
2nd - 3rd
Literature, Reading, Vocabulary
CCSS
RL.2.1
, RL.2.2
, RL.2.3
+9
Also included in: Funny Interactive Reading Games
Plant Affirmation Cards for Toddlers, Preschool, or Elementary
Bring some positive energy into your classroom with these plant themed affirmation. Affirmations are in simple language, great for reading to preschoolers, or for practice for early readers. Hang affirmations around a mirror, or use as a deck in a dramatic play, literacy, or writing center! Affirmations included: smart, kind, helpful, calm, silly, brave, joyful, loved, lucky, special.
PreK - 2nd
Character Education, Classroom Community
Robert Browning's My Last Duchess Poem Mini Activity and Answer Key
Behind every portrait, there’s a story, and sometimes a threat. This one-page activity dives into Robert Browning’s My Last Duchess, a dramatic monologue dripping with control, jealousy, and quiet menace. Students will complete a simple TPCAST analysis while exploring how Browning uses poetic form to reveal the Duke’s twisted sense of pride and possession. Perfect for poetry units, Victorian literature, or thematic explorations of power, gender, and voice, this resource invites students to read
5th - 12th
Balanced Literacy, Close Reading, Literature
Football CSI Mystery Digital Activity Inference, Logic & Evidence Analysis (4–7)
Bring high-interest inference practice, digital CSI investigation, and football-themed logic challenges into your classroom with this fully digital Football CSI Mystery, perfect for Grades 4–7. Designed for Google Slides, this interactive WhoDunnit strengthens reading comprehension, deductive reasoning, critical thinking, and evidence analysis while keeping students engaged in both traditional and 1:1 digital classrooms. Students work through a structured crime scene protocol, examin
4th - 6th
Close Reading, Forensics, Informational Text
CCSS
RL.4.1
, RL.5.1
, RL.6.1
+7
ELA Intervention | RL.6 Point of View | Test Taking Strategies
Looking for an engaging and low-prep way to teach RL.6 Point of View, Perspective, & Suspense to upper elementary and middle school students? This RL.6 Intervention Mini-Lesson was designed for Grades 5–9 and gives students targeted practice with: ✔️ Point of view ✔️ Character perspective ✔️ Suspense & tension ✔️ Dramatic irony ✔️ How narration affects meaning ✔️ EOG-style reading comprehension questions This resource includes: ⭐ Bell ringer activity (TRUE/FALSE review) ⭐ Original high-interest
5th - 9th
ELA Test Prep, Literature
CCSS
RL.5.6
, RL.6.6
, RL.7.6
+2
Also included in: ELA Intervention Bundle | Test Prep | Literature
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