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The Giver Test/Quiz/ Study Guide Chapters 7 & 8
Chapter Test for The Giver. Forces students to prove their understanding of how incidents in the story affect different aspects such as plot, character interactions, how incidents changed a character's perspective or decisions, and explain themes. Vocabulary added from the text. Students must use content from the story, include a context clue, and the sentence must be original. (I had students define any words they did not know as we read on a vocabulary chart) I used this with Louisiana Guid
6th - 9th
Close Reading, English Language Arts, Literature
CCSS
RL.7.1
, RL.7.2
, RL.7.3
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Lemonade War Chapters 7-14 Quiz
CONTENT & VOCAB ( & Bonus) Quiz Chapters 7-14 22 short answer, T/F, and multiple choice questions 12 vocabulary matching questions 1 bonus = providing examples of character conflicts (Cvs.C, Cvs.Self, Cvs.N, Cvs.S) **Goes with vocabulary grid, short answer questions, AND Chapter 1-6 Quiz**
1st - 8th
Close Reading, English Language Arts, Literature
Exit Ticket - Determining Theme (Editable to insert book/passage names)
Movie theater exit ticket formative assessment. This PPT document is editable and can be used with any short passage or book. A fun activity to use after students finish reading a book or short story that has been adapted into a movie. Great to use with books like Wonder, Charlotte's Web, Matilda, Where the Wild Things Are etc.
3rd - 5th
Close Reading, Reading, Writing
Modeling Healthy Conflict Resolution at Home
Modeling Healthy Conflict Resolution at Home – A Parent Reflection Guide & Practical ChecklistHelp parents turn everyday conflicts into powerful teaching moments. This in-depth parent guide focuses on modeling healthy conflict resolution at home, showing how children learn emotional regulation, communication, and problem-solving by watching adults handle disagreements. Inside this resource, parents will find:A clear explanation of why conflict resolution skills matterPractical strategies for ma
Not Specific
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
Holes Timeline Review
Item includes 13 important events from Holes. Each event includes a photo and a summary. Events can be printed, cut, and used for students to put in order to review for test/quiz.
2nd - 6th
Balanced Literacy, Close Reading, English Language Arts
Also included in: Holes BUNDLE
2nd Grade 2013 Common Core Reading Street A.R. Test Stories List
A list of 2nd Grade 2013 Common Core Reading Street stories that are also A.R. tests. Stories are listed by unit. Quiz number, A.R. level, and points possible are also listed with each story.
This comprehensive list can be sent home for students to refer to throughout the year or kept in a student folder for them to refer to at school.
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2nd
Balanced Literacy, Close Reading, Reading
Plot Diagram: Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, and Resolution
The plot diagram graphic organizer can be used with any short story to check students' reading comprehension and understanding. A plot diagram can also be used as a formative assessment to test comprehension and the plot elements.
9th - 12th
Close Reading, English Language Arts, Reading Strategies
CCSS
CCRA.R.3
National Board English Language Arts | Standards Mastery Quiz (Component 1)
Build confidence with the National Board English Language Arts Standards using this focused Standards Mastery Quiz. Designed to support Component 1 preparation, this resource helps candidates move beyond simply recognizing the standards to truly understanding how they guide instructional decisions, text selection, assessment, and student learning. This quiz functions as both a diagnostic tool and a targeted study resource, making it ideal for independent candidates, study cohorts, and NBCT-
Not Specific
Balanced Literacy, Close Reading, Writing
Also included in: National Board English Language Arts Ages 11 - 18: Component 1 Bundle
Student Reading Log - Accelerated Reader
This is a student reading log developed for the Accelerated Reader Program. It helps students to keep track of their weekly reading, the book's title, author, the number of points it is worth, when they started reading the book, when they completed the book, the number of points their earned on the literacy quiz, and if the book was easy, just right, or challenging for them to complete.
3rd - 8th
Balanced Literacy, Close Reading, Literature
Planning Quality Family Time That Strengthens Bonds | Parent Reflection Guide
Planning Quality Family Time That Strengthens Bonds | Parent Reflection Guide Help parents build stronger, more meaningful relationships with their children through intentional connection and quality time. This comprehensive resource provides a powerful mix of reflection tools, practical strategies, and ready-to-use ideas to help families move from distracted routines to deep, lasting bonds. Inside this resource, you’ll find: ✔ Parent self-check reflection questions ✔ Step-by-step guidance for
Not Specific
Close Reading, Informational Text, Sight Words
The Streetlight That Wanted to Shine Elsewhere
The Streetlight That Wanted to Shine Elsewhere is a beautifully written short story that teaches children the importance of appreciating their own value, embracing purpose, and understanding that their light matters right where they are.Perfect for elementary to middle school classrooms (Grades 2–6), this resource can be used for:Morning meetings or SEL lessonsGrowth mindset discussionsReading comprehension activities✅ What’s Included:Original illustrated story (printable)Reflection and writing
2nd - 6th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
The Lanterns That Remembered Faces
✨ Bring character education to life with story-based learning!The Lanterns That Remembered Faces is a beautifully written short story for grades 3–6 that teaches students about legacy, ancestry, and the lasting power of kindness. Perfect for read-alouds, literacy centers, or morning meetings, this story reminds young learners that every act of kindness lights a path for future generations.✅ What’s Included:Original story (classroom-friendly, printable)Writing prompt: “What kind of light will you
3rd - 6th
Close Reading, Reading, Sight Words
The City That Ran on Promises
Bring character education to life with this original short story, The City That Ran on Promises. Perfect for grades 3–8, this engaging tale teaches students the importance of keeping commitments, building trust, and understanding personal responsibility through a magical city that literally runs on promises.✅ Great for SEL lessons, morning meetings, or character-building activities✅ Includes a heartwarming story + built-in discussion questions✅ Encourages students to reflect on the power of hone
3rd - 8th
Close Reading, Library Skills, Reading
The Pianist Who Played in Silence
Bring inspiration into your classroom with this beautifully written short story: The Pianist Who Played in Silence. This story follows Elias, a young boy who cannot hear but dreams of playing the piano. Through determination and creativity, he discovers that music is more than sound—it’s emotion, expression, and connection. Perfect for SEL (Social-Emotional Learning), diversity & inclusion, and character education lessons, this resource helps students understand:✔️ The power of self-expression✔️
3rd - 8th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
The Fountain That Traded Time for Wishes
Bring powerful lessons to your classroom with this beautifully written short story! The Fountain That Traded Time for Wishes is a heartwarming tale that helps students reflect on:✔️ The importance of time management✔️ How choices have consequences✔️ Why gratitude and effort matter more than shortcutsPerfect for grades 3–8, this resource can be used for:Character education lessonsMorning meetings or circle timeSocial-emotional learning (SEL)Your students will love the magical fountain, and they’l
3rd - 8th
Close Reading, Library Skills, Reading
The Garden That Grew Memories
Bring your students on a touching journey of reflection with The Garden That Grew Memories, a beautifully written short story designed for grades 4–8 (but flexible across levels). In this uplifting tale, a forgotten garden holds the memories of laughter, loss, and love. When a young girl learns to nurture it, she discovers that reflection and remembrance can heal hearts and build resilience.✨ Perfect for:Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) lessonsMorning meetings & read-aloudsWriting prompts on memo
4th - 8th
Close Reading, Library Skills, Reading
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