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These cards are based on the play, “The Phantom Tollbooth,” by Susan Nanus, however, they may be used for the book version too, by Norton Juster. Task cards are a fun way to check basic comprehension, therefore many questions begin with: what, explain, describe, who, etc. These Task Cards may also serve as a pre-reading activity to help students predict or prepare for a Close Read approach, or simply as an after students read check up activity. Students can draw from a box of cut out task cards

These cards are based on Natalie Babbitt’s The Search for DeliciousTask cards are a fun way to check basic comprehension, therefore many questions begin with: what, explain, describe, who, etc. These Task Cards may also serve as a pre-reading activity to help students predict or prepare for a Close Read approach, or simply as an after students read check up activity. There are 100 Question Task Cards and 20 vocabulary cards. Students can draw from a box of cut out task cards as they work in a

This resource will give students plenty to think about while reading 6th grade fiction. However, the questions can be used for higher or lower grades. Resource is presented in multiple ways to ensure teacher and student choices. Created in a task card format one question per card, several questions per card, all questions for a given standard per card, etc. Standards included: only 1-6 are spotlighted with specific questions that have students probe what they read while they read. Resource can

This resource is designed to engage children who are in Pre-K through grade 4. However, these can also be used in grades 5 or 6 with struggling students or with students who have special education needs. There are over 30 cards which can be run off on stock paper and/or laminated, and cutout. The intention is to offer varied activities to children as they arrive in class in the morning, return to class after lunch, and/or get ready for dismissal. Time given per card will vary but a good rule o

These task cards are based on Theodore Taylor’s The Cay.Task cards are a fun way to check basic comprehension, therefore many questions begin with: what, explain, describe, who, etc. There are also vocabulary cards for student practice while reading unfamiliar words, to using words in sentences, to defining, and to tracking them in the novel itself. Task Card Questions may also serve as a pre-reading activity to help students predict or prepare for a Close Read approach, or simply as an after

These task cards are based on Natalie Babbitt’s The Search for Delicious.Task cards are a fun way to check basic comprehension, therefore many questions begin with: what, explain, describe, who, etc. These Task Cards may also serve as a pre-reading activity to help students predict or prepare for a Close Read approach, or simply as an after students read check up activity. There are 100 Question Task Cards and 20 vocabulary cards. Students can draw from a box of cut out task cards as they work

These cards are based on Carl Hiaasen’s book titled FLUSH Task cards are a fun way to check basic comprehension, therefore many questions begin with: what, explain, describe, who, etc. These Task Cards may also serve as a pre-reading activity to help students predict or prepare for a Close Read approach, or simply as an after students read check up activity. There are 81 Question Task Cards and 16 character cards. Students can draw from a box of cut out task cards as they work in a small group