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Use this Tone and Mood Task Card/Card Sort Game to teach the difference between the concepts or review with students! Included in this product is a PDF version of the task card/cart sort game. This game is great for independent review with students, small group instruction, or differentiation! Product is meant for and recommended for students in grades 3-5. Could also be used for older students who need remediation in this area. After you print the resource, just cut out and play! Laminate the

Use this Connotation and Denotation Task Card/Card Sort Game to teach the difference between the Connotation and Denotation or review Connotation and Denotation with students! This Connotation and Denotation Task Card game is meant to engage students in the topic of Connotation and Denotation and make the concept easier to grasp! Included in this product is two versions of the same game. One version if you are printing on the same color paper and one version if you are using different colors whe

Use this Tone and Mood Task Card/Card Sort Game to teach the difference between the concepts or review with students! Included in this product is a PDF version of the task card/cart sort game. This game is great for independent review with students, small group instruction, or differentiation! Product is meant for and recommended for students in grades 6-8. Could also be used for older students who need remediation in this area. After you print the resource, just cut out and play! Laminate the c

Want a story that is going to be a big hit with your students? Look no further than "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street". Every year, this story is a HUGE hit with students. Discussion questions are a perfect tool no matter where you are in your reading. These discussion questions can be used as a tool before, during, and after reading this short story. These discussion questions can also be used as a small group activity or as task cards for students to discuss together. Included in this p

All Summer in a Day! Want a story that is going to be a big hit with your students? Look no further that "All Summer in a Day" by Ray Bradbury. Every year, All Summer in a Day is a HUGE hit with students. These All Summer in a Day Discussion Questions will help your students think about the story before, during, and after reading. "All Summer in a Day" Discussion questions are a perfect tool no matter where you are in your reading. These "All Summer in a Day" discussion questions can be used as