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This bundle includes 3 recipes and 3 fliers/forms. Each has ten questions focusing on recall, vocabulary, roots, affixes, with TEI options. Each question set is presented in two ways. One set is traditional multiple-choice, the other set is fill-in-the-blank wherever possible for added difficulty. The questions are otherwise the same.

Review isolated skills on a regular basis with 25 sheets designed to be used for warm ups, weekly classwork, or quizzes. Written for third grade in mind, these sheets review concepts that are key to getting some of those "smaller" concepts such as synonyms/antonyms, base words, prefixes/suffixes, alphabetical order, true/false, cause/effect, guide words, and academic vocabulary. Formatted to fit on a single double-sided sheet, these review sheets can be a life saver throughout the year or during

Includes alphabetical order, prefixes/suffixes, predicting, reading skills, guide words, internet search terms, base words, fact/opinion, cause and effect, and many others! Bonus: Test taking strategies, and notes sheet!

Functional text with 10 questions. There are 2 options for questions, one that is all multiple choice, and another that is more fill-in-the-blank style to increase difficulty on many of the questions. Includes one TEI-style question, as well as synonyms, antonyms, and prefix review.

Practice functional text comprehension skills with this Holiday Celebration flier. Includes two options for questions, one being multiple-choice focused, and the other including more fill-in-the-blank style questions for added difficulty. Covers basic comprehension, roots, and synonyms review.

Contains 10 questions relating to the recipe, prefixes, suffixes, and synonyms. Contains questions in two forms. One is entirely multiple choice and TEI, the other has lines for a more difficult fill-in-the-blank style response.

Short paragraphs designed to review predicting, and include space to explain what evidence fueled the student's prediction. This was designed as a review activity and assessment for beginning of year third graders, but can be used for students just learning to make written predictions and defend their responses.

Introduce the idea of search terms, or review with this basic pre or post test. Students both select search terms from an assortment of options and come up with search terms on their own based on basic prompts.

Practice functional text using this project flier with ten questions relating to the content and vocabulary in the text. Questions are presented in two ways to give flexibility in difficulty. One set is traditional multiple-choice, the other is more fill-in-the-blank style when possible.

Practice functional text using this permission slip with ten questions relating to the content and vocabulary in the text. Questions are presented in two ways to give flexibility in difficulty. One set is traditional multiple-choice, the other is more fill-in-the-blank style when possible.

This graphic organizer helps your students clearly and concisely summarize short stories and chapters of longer books. It separates each section, reviewing essential vocabulary while including helpful hints to help students summarize the story successfully. Includes tips for writing good summaries, and includes instruction on how to transcribe the organizer content into a paragraph with full sentences.

Ten questions about a recipe that include TEI, synonyms/antonyms, roots, and prefixes/suffixes. Use as an assessment, pretest, or activity. Alternatively, cook the recipe and use the questions as an accompaniment! Contains questions in two formats. One is primarily multiple-choice. The other contains fill-in-the-blank style questions whenever possible to increase difficulty.

Practice functional text using three fliers/forms with ten questions per text relating to the content and vocabulary in the text. Questions are presented in two ways to give flexibility in difficulty. One set is traditional multiple-choice, the other is more fill-in-the-blank style when possible.

Three real recipes that you can use in the classroom or at home. Each contains 10 associated questions that cover roots, affixes, synonyms/antonyms, cause and effect relationships, and making inferences. Each recipe contains the ten questions in two types. One is multiple-choice based to emphasize test prep strategies, the other contains fill-in-the-blank style whenever possible to give added rigor and encourage students to think for themselves.

A basic intro to atoms and elements, with discussion about what elements are most prominent on Earth in various locations.

Three alphabetical order practice designed for third grade review, but can be used for many grade levels depending on student ability and need. May be used as practice or as a pretest or assessment.

An overview of soil formation and soil horizons. Intended for use in 6th grade, but can be used in other grade levels for an overview.

A free sample of the test prep/review activities for third grade reading. See full set of 25 (this activity is included) here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Reading-Review-Practice-Warm-UpsQuizzesTest-Prep-5254889Review skills vary in the larger product. Review testing skills, synonyms/antonyms, prefixes/suffixes/base words, and alphabetical order.

Alphabetical order practice that can be an activity, pretest, or assessment as needed. Designed for third grade review, but can be used in other grades depending on the level of the student.