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The ability to understand directions, graphs, charts and tables is vital in today's information age. This set of 40 multiple choice questions which cover a wide range of graph and chart analysis is useful to teach and assess students' understanding. It is also great when teaching students who are weaker in English (perhaps TESOL, AEIS, ELA or SATs learners.) The multiple-choice format makes this ideal if you are looking for test prep opportunities. The answers are provided which will make ma

This set of ten different assessment areas which cover a wide range of language skills - from building vocabulary to analyzing passages, from interpreting charts to appreciating poetry - is useful in evaluating students' understanding. It is also great when teaching students who are weaker in English (perhaps TESOL, AEIS, ELA or SATs learners). The multiple-choice format makes this ideal if you are looking for test prep opportunities. The answers are provided which will make marking a breeze

This set of passages with multiple choice questions are useful to teach and assess students' understanding. It is also great when teaching students who are weaker in English (perhaps TESOL, AEIS, ELA or SATs learners.) The answers are provided which will make marking a breeze! Please rate and review this :]

This comprehensive resource, "Summary Skills", serves as a detailed guide to mastering the art of summary writing. Ideal for students and educators, the document covers a wide range of techniques, exercises, and insights designed to enhance summarization abilities. With its clear structure and actionable tips, it emphasizes practical applications, making it an invaluable tool for both academic and professional development. The guide begins by defining summary writing as a daily skill, highligh

This assessment set - completely provided in Microsoft Word - is fully customizable and can be adjusted for your profile of learners. This 50 mark assessment contains: 1 visual text (on ocean pollution)1 narrative comprehension (about a tiger which entered a Malay village and caused great fear)1 nonfiction comprehension (about one’s health, well-being and diet)along with related questions and an answer key.It is very useful for teachers who need a base to set any test or exam.If you do not u

This assessment set - completely provided in Microsoft Word - is fully customizable and can be adjusted for your profile of learners. This 50 mark assessment contains: 1 visual text (advertisement for a family carnival)1 narrative comprehension (on intergenerational tensions)1 nonfiction comprehension (about problems plaguing elephant conservation)along with related questions and an answer key.It is very useful for teachers who need a base to set any test or exam.If you do not use Common Cor

This assessment set - completely provided in Microsoft Word - is fully customizable and can be adjusted for your profile of learners. This 50 mark assessment contains: 1 visual text (on plastic pollution)1 narrative comprehension (of an author's travel experience to Lake Sebu in Philippines, and of his interactions with the locals)1 nonfiction comprehension (about the threats towards Bristlecone Pine, Redwood and Sequoia trees)along with related questions and an answer key.It is very useful

Explore Reflection and Mirrors with the Types of Reflection Lesson NotesThe Types of Reflection (Diffuse/ Regular), Mirrors (Concave/Convex), and Impact of Light on Society & Environment Lesson Notes is a comprehensive educational resource that explores the science behind reflection, different types of mirrors, and the real-world impact of light. This guide provides clear explanations, real-world applications, and engaging exercises to reinforce key physics concepts. This resource comes with a

Gratitude Poetry: A Comprehensive Guide to Writing Heartfelt PoemsThis enriching lesson explores the art of gratitude and list poetry, combining creativity with introspection. It’s an ideal resource for educators, students, and poetry enthusiasts to practice self-expression while reflecting on life’s blessings. After learning more about gratitude poetry and list poetry, learners are then guided to write two poems. This is a wonderful activity for even the most reluctant readers! ✅ Analysis of

Unlock the secrets to crafting compelling opinions with this comprehensive Situational Writing Resource unit for English Language learners. Designed to enhance both understanding and application, this PDF provides students with clear guidelines and examples for expressing opinions effectively in various contexts. Whether it's crafting formal letters for real-world situations or practicing respectful communication in everyday scenarios, this resource equips learners with the tools they need t

Often, writers express their main idea in a clearly defined sentence known as a topic sentence. Topic sentences are usually found at the beginning of a paragraph in order to immediately establish the main idea. But this is not always the case— topic sentences can be found anywhere in a paragraph, and sometimes, the author chooses not to use one at all. Still, looking for the topic sentence is a good skill to have when ferreting out the meaning of a reading passage. This set of 19 multip

Finding the main idea of a written piece is one of the most important aspects of good reading comprehension. It is, however, easy to confuse the main idea or theme with the subject. Basically, the subject of a piece of writing is what that piece is generally about, plain and simple—the facts and information. However, when you look past the facts and information to the heart of what writers are trying to say, and why they are saying it, that’s the main idea. Multiple passages are accompanied

Fiction is a piece of writing that tells a story that didn’t really happen in real life—it’s fictional, made up by the author. Nonfiction, on the other hand, refers to a piece of writing about something that did happen. History books and biographies are nonfiction because they address actual events and real people. Finally, informational writing refers to passages whose purpose is to inform the reader about something. This set of 77 multiple choice questions which cover a wide range of top

This downloadable PDF resource on Readers Theatre provides educators with a dynamic approach to improving students' speaking skills and reading fluency. Ideal for middle and high school classrooms, Readers Theatre engages learners by transforming classic literature into an expressive performance activity. It eliminates the need for sets, props, or costumes, focusing instead on vocal delivery to captivate the audience and stimulate imagination. Key features of this guide include detailed instr

This set of passages with multiple choice questions are useful to teach and assess students' understanding. It is also great when teaching students who are weaker in English (for TESOL, AEIS, ELA or SATs learners.) The answers are provided which will make marking a breeze! Please rate and review this :]

Understanding the words used to construct sentences is the best way to begin practicing for a reading comprehension test. Using a dictionary is, of course, the best way to define a word. But if you’re in a testing situation and you are not allowed to use one, rely on the context clues in the sentence. For example, sometimes you will find synonyms (words that mean the same thing) or antonyms (words that mean the opposite), or details that lead you to identify the vocabulary word in question.

The word philosophy literally means “ love of wisdom.” It refers to the writings of men and women who wrestle with life’s universal questions. Students don’t have to be an expert in either subject to answer the questions correctly. All the information that they need is in the passage. They must look for the main idea, words in context, and the topic sentence to help them understand the basic information. This set of multiple choice questions is useful to teach and assess students' understan

The dictionary defines an analogy as a “similarity in some respects between things that are otherwise dissimilar.”This set of 40 multiple choice questions which cover a wide range of analogies is useful to teach and assess students' understanding. It is also great when teaching students who are weaker in English (perhaps TESOL, AEIS, ELA or SATs learners.) The multiple-choice format makes this ideal if you are looking for test prep opportunities. The answers are provided which will make mark

This 20 mark pdf assessment contains: 1 narrative comprehension (on Helen Keller, a girl with visual and hearing impairments who started to learn more about the use of language)along with an answer key.It is very useful for teachers who needs to give a test or exam.If you do not use Common Core, this unit is still perfect for teaching text features. Aligns with similar state-specific standards, including TEKS.LA.3.6.C, TEKS.LA.2.6.C, VA SOL.R.3.6.c, VA SOL.R.2.8.a. This resource is perfect for

Multiple poems are accompanied with multiple choice questions. It can be useful in guiding students to develop close reading skills. It is also great when teaching students who are weaker in English (including TESOL, AEIS and SATs learners.) The answers are provided which will make marking more pleasurable. Do rate and review this! Perhaps follow as well?