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Are you looking for engaging texts for your students to practice their English Language Arts skills? Then, these are the texts you've been looking for! In this product, you have access to forty-five high-interest texts that will help your students warm up for the day. There is a text for every school day of a 9-Week Marking Period. Each text is unique, focusing on different skills and concepts that your students will be working on throughout the entire year. These concepts and skills range from:

Need a fun and engaging way for students to review text structure? Look no further! This board game will have students enjoying themselves as they review their content material. The types of text structures that are reviewed in this game are: 1. Description 2. Sequencing 3. Compare and Contrast 4. Cause and Effect 5. Problem and Solution The game comes with 48 text structures cards, two board games (one with a space-theme and one with an animal-theme), answer keys, game pieces, and extra cards f

Highly engaging materials for students - no mess with loose leaf notes! This product comes with: * A 50 States and Capitals Booklet (Graphic Organizer) * The 5 Regions of the United States Booklets (Graphic Organizers) * Project Suggestions, Website Suggestions, and Song Suggestions * Bonus: "I Have, Who Has?" Game This product focuses on students learning and reviewing the 50 states and capitals, and understanding the geographic and demographic features of the 5 regions of the United States (th

TEACHER-TESTED! STUDENT-APPROVED!These Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement Review Cards are ideal for centers/stations, small group work, for whole-group review, and more! This product comes with: 1. 40 Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement Review Cards 2. Graphic Organizer 3. Answer Key 4. Quick-and-Easy Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement Notes for Reviewing the Concept 5. A poster for the classroom! If you find any errors, please contact me immediately and this product will be updated as soon as possible!

Are you struggling to find a resource that will challenge your students to write daily and enjoy the prompts they're responding to? These writing prompts are perfect for Homeroom/Resource periods, extension activities, bell ringers, exit/entry tickets, writing prompts at the end of your ELA block, small group sessions, discussions, etc. These prompts focus on random topics that range from would-you-rather questions, to personal questions, to writing a short story based on the prompt provided.

Are your students struggling with fluency, accuracy, retell/comprehension, and morphology? Many students today seem to be struggling with these basic reading skills. This booklet was designed to help older students (around grades 4-6) review long vowels within open syllables (long a, e, i, o, and u - with 'y' occasionally acting as a long vowel in the place of a long 'i' or a long 'e') within the context of a story. This resource was designed so that older students can feel like their reading i

Engage your students in the concepts of text evidence and inference without them even knowing that they're learning! This activity is a mystery, requiring students to dig into the text evidence to draw conclusions, ultimately determining the culprit of the crime. Students need to establish a claim, provide evidence to support the claim, and explain (the inference) how their evidence proves that one of the four students is guilty. Your students will be practicing important concepts and skills,

Are you looking for engaging texts for your students to practice their English Language Arts skills? Then, these are the texts you've been looking for! In this product, you have access to forty-five high-interest texts that will help your students warm up for the day. There is a text for every school day of a 9-Week Marking Period. Each text is unique, focusing on different skills and concepts that your students will be working on throughout the entire year. These concepts and skills range from:

Are you struggling to find a resource that will challenge your students to write daily and enjoy the prompts they're responding to? These writing prompts are perfect for Homeroom/Resource periods, extension activities, bell ringers, exit/entry tickets, writing prompts at the end of your ELA block, small group sessions, discussions, etc. These prompts focus on random topics that range from would-you-rather questions, to personal questions, to writing a short story based on the prompt provided.

Are you struggling to find a resource that will challenge your students to write daily and enjoy the prompts they're responding to? These writing prompts are perfect for Homeroom/Resource periods, extension activities, bell ringers, exit/entry tickets, writing prompts at the end of your ELA block, small group sessions, discussions, etc. These prompts focus on random topics that range from would-you-rather questions, to personal questions, to writing a short story based on the prompt provided.

Are you struggling to find a resource that will challenge your students to write daily and enjoy the prompts they're responding to? These writing prompts are perfect for Homeroom/Resource periods, extension activities, bell ringers, exit/entry tickets, writing prompts at the end of your ELA block, small group sessions, discussions, etc. These prompts focus on random topics that range from would-you-rather questions, to personal questions, to writing a short story based on the prompt provided.

Are you struggling to find a resource that will challenge your students to write daily and enjoy the prompts they're responding to? These writing prompts are perfect for Homeroom/Resource periods, extension activities, bell ringers, exit/entry tickets, writing prompts at the end of your ELA block, small group sessions, discussions, etc. These prompts focus on finishing the portions of the prompts that have been provided. Included in this Product:1. 25 unique prompts (5 for each week in Novembe

Are you struggling to find a resource that will challenge your students to write daily and enjoy the prompts they're responding to? These writing prompts are perfect for Homeroom/Resource periods, extension activities, bell ringers, exit/entry tickets, writing prompts at the end of your ELA block, small group sessions, discussions, etc. These prompts focus on random topics that range from would-you-rather questions, to personal questions, to writing a short story based on the prompt provided.

Are you struggling to find a resource that will challenge your students to write daily and enjoy the prompts they're responding to? These writing prompts are perfect for Homeroom/Resource periods, extension activities, bell ringers, exit/entry tickets, writing prompts at the end of your ELA block, small group sessions, discussions, etc. These prompts focus on random topics that range from would-you-rather questions, to personal questions, to writing a short story based on the prompt provided.

Are you struggling to find a resource that will challenge your students to write daily and enjoy the prompts they're responding to? These writing prompts are perfect for Homeroom/Resource periods, extension activities, bell ringers, exit/entry tickets, writing prompts at the end of your ELA block, small group sessions, discussions, etc. These prompts focus on random topics that range from would-you-rather questions, to personal questions, to writing a short story based on the prompt provided.

Are you struggling to find a resource that will challenge your students to write daily and enjoy the prompts they're responding to? These writing prompts are perfect for Homeroom/Resource periods, extension activities, bell ringers, exit/entry tickets, writing prompts at the end of your ELA block, small group sessions, discussions, etc. These prompts focus on finishing the portions of the prompts that have been provided. Included in this Product:1. 25 unique prompts (5 for each week in Februar

Are you struggling to find a resource that will challenge your students to write daily and enjoy the prompts they're responding to? These writing prompts are perfect for Homeroom/Resource periods, extension activities, bell ringers, exit/entry tickets, writing prompts at the end of your ELA block, small group sessions, discussions, etc. These prompts focus on random topics that range from would-you-rather questions, to personal questions, to writing a short story based on the prompt provided.