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Illustrations and Words Slides Centers Worksheets Print Digital Text RL2.7
Boost your 2nd graders' reading comprehension with this RL.2.7 resource focused on using information gained from the illustrations and words in a print or digital text to demonstrate understanding of its characters, setting, or plot and understanding the integration of knowledge and ideas of stories. This engaging Help Me Teach pack includes Google Slides™, PowerPoint slides, anchor charts, notebook helpers, practice worksheets, and literacy center activities—perfect for whole group lesso
2nd
Literature, Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
RL.2.7
Reading: Story Elements Task Cards & Worksheet
This fun task card set quizzes students about character, setting, and plot. Students then complete a worksheet to show their mastery. Included: 26 task cards with paragraphs for students to read and analyzeThe worksheet that can apply to any task card1 poster about what context clues are, to help students analyze the stories1 poster with context clue definition and objectivesWant more reading?!Story Elements Task CardsMain Idea Task CardsTheme Visuals and GameCause and EffectPoint of ViewAuthor
1st - 6th
English Language Arts
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.3
Character Setting and Plot Graphic Organizer
This one-page, very simple organizer helps students recall the main characters, setting, and the plot of the story. This item is the one page pictured. There is nothing else included. You simply print to use. Enjoy!Please note: This item was made for second graders, but it has been successfully used by first and third graders as well. If you download this item and you like it, please let me know. Thank you! Two options in Easel (one with typing boxes and one without). You choose which page
1st - 3rd
Literature, Reading
CCSS
RL.2.1
Fiction Reading Comprehension Worksheets | Graphic Organizers & Response
Product Summary: Bring deeper thinking to your fiction read-alouds and independent reading with these Depth and Complexity Think Sheets. Designed for 3rd grade to 6th grade, these pages guide students to explore characters, settings, themes, and events in fiction stories using the Depth and Complexity icons. Each Think Sheet includes kid-friendly questions that help students: Notice details that reveal character traits, setting, and plot Identify patterns in how characters act or how events r
3rd - 6th
Literature, Novel Studies, Reading Strategies
Story Structure (RL.3.5) ELA Reading Comprehension Worksheets | 3rd Grade
Students will refer to parts of stories and a poem when answering questions about a fictional text, and describe how each successive part builds on earlier sections (RL.3.5). This includes identifying which sections of a text contain specific story elements (i.e. setting, characters, problem, solution), and describing the impact certain parts of a story (i.e. dialogue, paragraphs) have on the plot. These reading comprehension worksheets have a mini-lesson and reference notes at the top to serv
3rd
ELA Test Prep, Reading Strategies, Short Stories
CCSS
RL.3.5
Book Report Grades 1-4
A fun, kid-friendly book report worksheet for Grades 1–4! Students write and draw as they identify setting, characters, plot, conflict, resolution, and theme. Ideal for reading response, book projects, and literacy centers.
1st - 5th
Literature, Novel Studies, Reading
Brainstorming Activity- Print and Go Sheets
Easy to use and ready-made! This worksheet guides students through the process of planning out their essay or story. It organizes their thoughts into a easy to read chart. On this chart, students will plan out their story by answering the following questions:
- WHERE does your story take place? (setting)
- WHEN does your story happen? (setting)
- WHO is going to be in your story? (characters)
- WHAT is happening in your story? (plot/conflict)
- HOW does your story end? (resolution)
This chart
1st - 8th
Creative Writing, English Language Arts, Writing
Elementary Library K-1 Listen & Respond: Caldecott Awards 2025 Story Elements
Teach award winning books seamlessly with these fun worksheets! These activities are designed to help students respond to read alouds while practicing how to identify story elements. Each worksheet is double sided and follows the same pattern to help build routine in your class. On the front page students will identify and write down the different story elements: setting, characters, plot, problem and solution. They will also rate the story. On the back page students will draw a picture to go w
K - 2nd
Library Skills, Reading, Writing
Literary Elements- 6-9 -English Language Art Montessori 911
The file contains Templates for : 1-Story Building Blocks 2-Theme Plant 3-Plot Detective (2 Pages) 4-Plot Pyramid 5-Setting Tree 6-Main Character 7-Book Report (2 Pages) Pdf File Easy To Print
4th - 6th
English Language Arts, Literature
Generic Novel Study Any Book Club Assignments Independent Choice Boards Template
With this no-prep generic novel study for any book, you can print book club assignments or share digital worksheets for literature circles or independent novel study packets. Use the choice boards any novel for fun reading activities found within this generic novel study template. These discussion activities and end of novel projects work great with any chapter book. Invite students to use this as a book report template as you teach about theme, characters, setting, and plot with these novel stu
3rd - 6th
English Language Arts, Reading, Writing
CCSS
RL.4.1
, RL.4.2
, RL.4.3
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Hatchet I Have Who Has? Whole Class Reading Comprehension Game Easy Prep
Make Hatchet Review an Adventure with "I Have...Who Has?"!Your students will love this action-packed game that brings Gary Paulsen's survival classic to life! Perfect for reinforcing characters, plot, setting, and survival skills while keeping the whole class engaged. Why Teachers & Students Go Wild for This Game:✅ Flexible Play – Covers the entire book but split into two manageable sets (no need to finish the novel first!) ✅ Active Review – Students collaborate to recall key details with
4th - 7th
English Language Arts, Reading
Fantasy Genre Fiction Book Report Scrapbook Project & Rubric
Fantasy Genre Scrapbook Fiction Book ReportEveryone needs a little fantasy sometimes! After reading a fantasy book, students create a scrapbook of their novel to share with other people. The students' scrapbooks will include information on the: Main CharacterAntagonistSettingPlotElements of FantasyBook ReviewInside this ResourceThis resource includes all student pages for the project, including an explanation of the project: Suggested Lesson PlanProject Introduction & Lesson Student HandoutsScra
3rd - 6th
Literature, Reading
African Safari Soundscape for Elementary Creative Writing + Directed Drawing
Whether you are seeking a guided, differentiated creative writing activity, a musical expression listening activity for your elementary music sub, or an adaptive ELA Writer's Workshop for your special education students, this African Safari Soundscape Board with differentiated writing worksheets is for you! Instead of staring blankly at a text-based writing prompt, your students will be guided through a themed soundscapes to generate story ideas! With this auditory input, your students will
K - 3rd
Creative Writing, Music
CCSS
W.2.6
, W.3.10
Beach Soundscape for Creative Writing & Music Expression + Directed Drawing
Whether you are seeking an end of year, summer creative writing activity, a musical expression listening activity for your elementary music sub, or an adaptive ELA writing experience for your special education students, this Beach Soundscape Board with differentiated writing worksheets is for you! Instead of staring blankly at a text-based writing prompt, your students will be guided through a themed soundscapes to generate story ideas! With this auditory input, your students will discover
K - 3rd
Creative Writing, Music
Depth of Knowledge 3 Questions for Sophia's War Novel Study
Great DOK 3 questions for the end of the novel! This will prompt students to think further, and produce strategic thinking about the text, Sophia's War. Great for 4th, 5th, or 6th grade! Could also be used for pushing your academically strong 3rd graders. Explain how setting, events, conflict, and character development contribute to the plot in a literary text.
3rd - 6th
ELA Test Prep, Literature
Engaging Hexagonal Thinking Activity for "Freak the Mighty" - Critical Thinking
Ignite your students' critical thinking and literary analysis skills with this captivating hexagonal thinking activity centered around the beloved novel "Freak the Mighty" by Rodman Philbrick. Perfect for middle and high school English Language Arts classrooms, this comprehensive lesson encourages students to delve deep into the themes, characters, and literary elements of the novel in a collaborative and interactive setting. What's Included:A detailed lesson plan outlining step-by-step instruct
5th - 8th
English Language Arts, Literature, Reading
CCSS
RL.6.1
, RL.6.2
, RL.6.3
+23
Story Structure ELA Reading Comprehension Worksheets GRADE 4 & 5 (RL.4.5/RL.5.5)
Students will refer to structural elements of stories and a poem, and explain how a series of sentences, paragraphs, lines and stanzas fit together to provide the overall structure of the text. Specifically, students will identify and describe the role parts of a text have in developing a story's plot and/or its elements (setting, main characters, problem, solution). These reading comprehension worksheets have a mini-lesson and reference notes at the top to serve as an anchor, followed by a f
4th - 5th
ELA Test Prep, Reading Strategies, Short Stories
CCSS
RL.4.5
, RL.5.5
Change in Setting
Help your students dive deeper into reading comprehension with this engaging, ready to use assignment focused on how setting influences a story. This activity guides students to analyze the time and place of a narrative and explore how changing the setting would impact characters, events, and overall meaning. Perfect for reinforcing story elements, critical thinking, and cause-and-effect skills, this resource encourages students to think creatively while supporting key literacy standards. Addres
K - 3rd
Literature, Reading, Writing
Mimio-Young Authors' Conf.: writing stages to publish a book -2 weeks (3rd-8th)
The Young Authors' Conference (grades 3-8) is designed to instill a love of reading and writing, provides an opportunity for area students to celebrate the writing process. Students are invited to attend the conference with a professional author and learn from the author's personal experiences.
This covers many writing standards from 3rd-8th grade from writing to publishing literature.
This mimio goes through each stage of the writing process and gives a lesson on each step. It includes vide
3rd - 8th
Creative Writing, English Language Arts, Writing
CCSS
W.3.3
, W.3.5
, W.8.3
+1
DIFFERENTIATED READING PASSAGES : Genres- Historical Fiction- Story Elements
Description Reading Comprehension: Historical Fiction – The Making of the Eiffel TowerBring history and literature together with this engaging reading comprehension activity focused on a historical fiction passages about the making of the Eiffel Tower! Perfect for Common Core-aligned reading practice, test prep, or literary genre study, this resource helps students strengthen their understanding of key story elements while exploring a fascinating moment in history. What’s Included:✅ 3 Orig
3rd - 6th
ELA Test Prep, Reading, Reading Strategies
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