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This is a PowerPoint with images that represent the action in each chapter. This is a great visual aid that helps students visualize what is happening in the story.

This is a Google Slides presentation that includes visuals from each chapter of the book Scritch Scratch. This includes pictures of all of the historical places in Chicago, including, the Eastland Disaster, the Chicago History Museum, Resurrection Mary, Inez Clarke, the Hull House, Graceland Cemetery, Lincoln Park, Iroquois Theater, Dexter Graves, Lincoln Park, etc.

This is a Google Slides presentation with the Google app Peardeck embedded into it to encourage engagement. You can use the slides without Peardeck though. These slides include: objectives, before reading poll, vocabulary from the article, background on Abraham Lincoln, minilesson on inferring with pictures along with a teacher example and student practice slides.

A modified version of a Christmas Carol for elementary or middle school students. It includes two days worth of "exit tickets", which involve questions about antagonist/protagonist, theme, character trait, etc.

The PowerPoint includes a brief grammar review about why we capitalize certain words, why we use punctuation, and the importance of proofreading/editing. Each topic includes the reason why these skills are important and examples for students to practice with.

This is a Google Slides presentation that can and should be used with the Google Add on of Peardeck. Peardeck encourages participation with students-especially virtually. The presentation includes Objectives, a Before Reading Poll, Background on the Battle of Bull Run along with practice for students working on the skill of summarizing.

This is a PowerPoint with chapter visuals from each of the chapters of From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler.

This is a Google Slides presentation with the Google app Peardeck embedded into it to encourage engagement. (You can use the slides without Peardeck though.) These slides include: objectives, before reading poll, context clues practice, vocabulary practice, background on slavery, Richard Wright and the creation of National Freedom Day, pictures of Richard Wright, a linked video option, minilesson on main idea, along with multiple choice student practice slides (and answers) in which students pic

This Google Slides presentation includes important images from each chapter of the book to help with student understanding.

FYI this has two exit tickets per page and prints as one page. This is a half sheet exit ticket in which students are asked what challenge the character faced along with providing two pieces of evidence that supports their answer.

This is an excerpt from the James Hurst story with assessment like questions, for example, finding evidence to support their answer, describing how a character is feeling, etc. There is also space for students to do an AQE as to why their answer is correct. Key is included.

FYI There are two exit tickets per the page and it prints on one page. This is a generic exit ticket to use for Achieve to determine level of engagement and understanding. One portion asks them to find an interesting fact, then come up with a question they still have and then to rate if they liked the article and if they understood it.

FYI: This is one page with two half sheet exit tickets. Prints all on one page. This is an exit ticket that allows students to select a word, provide what they believe to be the definition along with the strategy they used to figure it out.

FYI: This is one sheet with two half sheet exit tickets. Prints all on one page. This is an exit ticket in which students have to determine the topic along with using three of the most important details that supports their answer.

FYI: this is one page of two half sheet exit tickets. When printed it prints all on one page. This exit ticket asks students to determine the theme of the text along with providing two pieces of evidence.

FYI This is one exit ticket (each are a half sheet) This is an exit ticket in which students are asked two make two inferences and find supporting evidence for both.