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**Might be helpful when teaching/discussing COVID-19 with younger students.Questions based on the book Sid the Science Kid: The Trouble with Germs. You can find this book on GetEpic (read-to-me feature!). Minimum adult-support needed. Reading comprehension questions, open-ended. Opportunity for students to be creative and design a flyer. Two pages of comprehension questionsBook Report PageDesign a PosterGreat for Distance Learning or easy sub plans! Please rate and check out my store for more!

Who doesn't love to see the little excited faces of an emerging reader? This little booklet will manifest confidence and maybe even a newfound appreciation for St. Patrick's Day!There are two options in this file: Vocabulary words bolded (matching the pictures)Vocabulary words omitted (to be written in by student)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to use emergent readers?Some other ideas for the emergent booklets: Station work

Blacksmith's Song by Elizabeth Van Steenwyck with illustrations by Anna Rich is a historical fictional picture book about the Underground Railroad-- found on GetEpic! It tells of one method that might have been used to communicate with freedom seekers. This lesson is great for teaching students about the Underground Railroad--- and would also be a great resource for sub plans, too!? The story... A young boy goes to watch his father, the Blacksmith. His father sometimes plays a certain song out

Students can access this book for free on GetEpic: The Long- Lost Secret Diary of the World’s Worst Astronaut by Tim Collins. Age range is 9-12. 189 pages, includes non-fiction astronaut elements (glossary/descriptions of real astronauts, history of space travel, etc..). Tim Collins writes other books in this series: Long-Lost Secret Diary of the World's Worst Knight, Long-Lost Secret Diary of the World's Worst Pirate, Long-Lost Secret Diary of the World's Worst Dinosaur Hunter. This file in

Who doesn't love to see the little excited faces of an emerging reader? This little booklet will manifest confidence and maybe even a newfound appreciation for Easter!There are two options in this file: Vocabulary words bolded (matching the pictures)Vocabulary words omitted (to be written in by student)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to use emergent readers?Some other ideas for the emergent booklets: Station workClass sets

Does your third grader want to watch a movie, but you want to make it more educational? Need something to make distance learning more engaging and less of a struggle? Here's a good reason to watch the new movie Onward! This resource includes:10 Word Problems (Mixed 3rd Grade Review)Multiplication/Division Secret Message Activity8 "Watch, Pause, & Do" Questions (8 movie questions, 8 math questions) Answer keys to allThe math concepts include: multiplication, division, 2x1 digit multiplication, co

**Parent-Free, Student-Friendly.Students can access this book for free on GetEpic! GetEpic is free for educators, 30 day free trial for parents. The Long- Lost Secret Diary of the World’s Worst Pirate by Tim Collins. Age range is 9-12. 139 pages, includes non-fiction Pirate elements (glossary/descriptions of real pirates, pirates in pop culture, etc..). Cartoon images. Tim Collins writes other books in this series: Long-Lost Secret Diary of the World's Worst Knight, Long-Lost Secret Diary of th

Howdy y'all! Fixin' to do some reading/ writing about the great state of Texas? In this resource, you'll find : A version that has easy-to-read sentences (no writing)A version that has students write in a word/phraseA version that allows students to create their own sentencesDifferent blank page templates--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to use emergent readers?Some other ideas for the emergent booklets: Station workClass set

Hi teachers! Students needing more writing practice? This resource should be great for Kindergarten-2nd graders. It should fit diverse student background/home life. Writing prompts are open-ended, and aim to practice different writing skills. Great for distance learning. Other uses could include homework, interventions, emergency sub plans, writing workshops, small groups, or for a writing center. For more, check out my store!

Got a class of little green thumbs?Use this emergent reader booklet to keep students engaged with reading, writing and even gardening! In this resource, you'll find four different versions. Full sentence (Students do not write)Cloze sentence (Students write a word/phrase/sentence)Full sentence (Spanish version- students do not write)Cloze sentence (Students write a word/phrase/sentence in Spanish)Additional page add-ons (in English AND Spanish)Blank writing template (Seed growing journal?) "In

¡Vamos a la playa!Use this emergent reader to keep students engaged and ready to go to the BEACH! In this resource, you'll find : A full sentence versionCloze sentence versionStudents write their own sentencesDifferent blank page templates--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to use emergent readers?Some other ideas for the emergent booklets: Station workClass sets to do together as a classGreat little activity for easy sub plans

"Captain Planet, he's our hero..." Use this emergent reader to keep students engaged and keen on Earth Day! In this resource, you'll find three different versions. Full sentence (Students do not write)Cloze sentence (students write a word)Students write the full sentenceThere are additional blank page templates for students to write in their own sentences and draw their own pictures. Lastly, the book includes the same text on both the top and bottom of each sheet of paper to make copying/cut

Sweet, sweet summer is upon us! Use this emergent reader to keep students engaged before the very much anticipated summer vacation! In this resource, you'll find : A full sentence versionCloze sentence versionStudents write their own sentencesDifferent blank page templates--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to use emergent readers?Some other ideas for the emergent booklets: Station workClass sets to do together as a classGreat l

Spring is in the air... Use this emergent reader to keep students engaged and keen on SPRING! In this resource, you'll find : Two different versions: full sentences, cloze sentences"What are the 5 senses" Notes Page (for student notebook?)An additional emergent reader template for students to create their OWN book using the 5 Senses Notes PageDifferent blank page templates --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to use emergent rea

Hi teachers! Students needing more writing practice? This resource should be great for 2nd- 4th graders. It should fit diverse student background/home life. Writing prompts are open-ended, and aim to practice different writing skills. Great for distance learning as well. Leveled templates could be helpful for ELLs or SPED students. Other uses could include homework, interventions, emergency sub plans, writing workshops, small groups, or for a writing center. For more, check out my store!