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This no-prep activity includes all six signposts illustrated in an original, engaging story to which students can relate. Studying the signposts as they function in a complete story rather than piecemeal helps students grasp how each signpost works by itself as well as how all six signposts work together. Great for a sub, this self-contained resource includes a two-page story, “On the Dance Floor,” and three pages of signpost graphic organizers with two signposts per page. All the signposts are

This no-prep activity includes all six signposts illustrated in an original, engaging story about two brothers, Yanni and Max. Students can learn or review the six signposts and then identify the signposts as they function in a complete four-page story, “Apollo Milkshake.” Six pages of signpost graphic organizers are great note-taking tools as the signposts are described within the organizer, along with two questions related to the signpost. Students can work independently or in groups or statio

Designed to save you time and provide options to help all students improve their reading skills, this no-prep resource includes all five nonfiction signposts illustrated in an original nonfiction article about Taylor Swift. The text is provided in two formats, and both open-ended and scaffolded graphic organizers help target students’ individual needs. All the nonfiction signposts are illustrated at least twice. Great for: sub workindependent practicesmall groupsinterventionenrichmentThis origi

This no-prep activity includes all six signposts illustrated in an original, engaging story about a girl spending time with her grandmother. Studying the signposts as they function in a complete story rather than piecemeal helps students grasp how each signpost works by itself as well as how all six signposts work together. Great for a sub, this self-contained resource includes a two-page short story, “The Sights of Paris,” and three pages of signpost graphic organizers with two signposts per p

Great for a sub, extra practice, pairs, or assessment, this self-contained Reading Comprehension resource includes: An original, relatable two-page story, “On the Dance Floor” A 10-question multiple-choice quiz that helps assess students’ grasp of story elements, including characterization, point of view, theme, and moreA separate, 10-question multiple-choice quiz that helps assess students’ grasp of all 6 Notice & Note Fiction SignpostsSome knowledge of Story Elements and Fiction Signposts is a

This all-inclusive resource includes two original, accessible, and relatable poems—with differing lengths for adaptability. The poems, comprehension questions/quizzes, and writing activities help students read and understand poetry while preparing them for STAAR and other types of assessment. Supporting each poem are 8 multiple-choice questions and a creative writing activity page. In addition, a quick quiz asks students to identify the similarities and differences between the two poems. Answer

This no-prep lesson includes: An original and accessible poemA comprehension quiz with 12 multiple-choice questions that cover everything from figurative language to making inferencesAn idea-generating graphic organizer (with a fully completed example/key)A creative writing activity pageAll parts work together to help students read, understand, and write poetry while preparing them for STAAR and other types of standardized assessment. Instilling a love of poetry now can lead to a lifelong love