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This can be used for any book. There is a male and female verison attached. Have the students create a small poster of how the characters are like in the beginning of the book then a second at the end to have them make a comparison.

Writing a thesis statement can be hard. However, with a simple form a thesis statement can be a breeze. Here are simple notes with some practice on the bottom.

Do you need a little support with writing an introduction paragraph? Here is a light hearted set of notes with thesis practice at the bottom.

Are you ready to shake up your Fridays? Why not help your students explore the world? On Fridays, read the first chapter of any book of your choosing and have the students fill out a simple sheet to help them make predictions, then form their own opinions.

Sometimes when we don't understand we have to take a step back. My students were struggling with writing a single paragraph and did not like RACES. So I created this organizer for them. These notes help break up a paragraph to make sure that all the key parts are included.

Help Lane and Bella on their first day of being a superhero. You will have to solve double and a couple triple digit addition problems to help our heroes save the day. If you answer a problem incorrectly something not so good might happen to them. Get addition practice as you practice being a superhero.

Sonja and Jack's school have an annual baking contest. The twins decide to bet a month's worth of chores on who will win. This interactive math adventure has the students practicing converting capacity measurements (gallons, quarts, pints, and cups). Through the book the students will be given a math problem which will direct their path.

Follow Jamie the pirate as his ship searches for treasure. In this math interactive book the students will practice multiplication. The questions are one digit times two digit, two digit times two digit, and two digit times three digit. The students in the book will be given math problems. If they answer correctly the will go one direction, if they answer incorrectly then the story changes.

Henry dreams about being a famous knight. However, when the princess is kidnapped he will learn what it is really like to be one. In this book students will have to add, subtract, work with fractions, and answer word problems in this mix review to see which path the adventure will go. The students will answer questions in the book, if they get an answer right their path will go one way, if they answer incorrectly the student will be given an alternative direction.

Isaac may not be the best student in his school, but he dreams on being the best wizard the world has ever known. Well, except for his role model. When Alice the Magnificent shows up he hopes she picks him to train for the day. In this interactive booklet the students will have to find the greatest common factors, add like denominators fractions, and simplify fractions.

Cory and Jaclyn only wanted a safe bus ride home. However, when they get kicked off the bus the two accidentally find a lake that helps transport them to different time periods. This is a 1 x 2 digit multiplication level book. As the students a problem correctly they go on one path, if they do not then the students are steered in another direction.

Riley is finally in fourth grade, old enough to go to the Leo Zoo field trip. It is the world famous zoo. Help Ms. Hart's class through the Zoo. When you answer correctly her class will have a great day. If you answer incorrectly her class could be chased down by a group of monkeys!

Want your kids to practice homophones? In this product you will be given a list of words to cut out, then on a separate paper the students will be given sentences with the choices of which homophones they can pick from. Then students will have to match the two cards.

Jackie is on her summer vacation when she notices an empty lot. Read about her and her neighbors who come together to create a park for the area. In this interactive book read the readers will answer questions about how length (inches, feet, and yards). If the students answer correctly they will go one direction, if they need to redo conversions they will be going in another direction.