Ms Lapointe

This passage is about Eric Weihenmayer's determination to challenge himself after losing his eye sight. This is a passage and 9 comprehension questions spanning most of the reading standards. Questions include: right there questions, context clues, chronological order, cause and effect, finding text evidence, main idea, (character) traits. Some are multiple choice, fill in the blank, multi select, order. Please take a look at the preview for questions.

This is a simple sheet to collect important information about your students for the beginning of the year. Several themes to chose from. Questions include, name, DOB, nickname, address, parent 1 and parent 2 contact, who lives at home, preferred method of contact, allergies/medical conditions, do you have a place at home for homework, anything the teacher should know.

A writing prompt about whether we should live on the moon. Two texts, one for and one against. Best for 4th and 5th grade.

A puzzle with blank pieces. Students fill Who? What? Where? When? Why?

This is two different stories of Cinderella, a Korean and Chinese version. Students will need to read each story then compare and contrast themes and plot using FSA style questions.

This lesson is for the standard RL.4.6 (Common Core) but is tailored to the Florida State Standards. Make connections between the text of a story or drama and a visual or oral presentation of the text, identifying where each version reflects specific descriptions and directions in the text. Gives a full lesson using the gradual release method and includes teacher talk for new teachers. All needed materials are available except the excerpt from Charlotte's Web to avoid copy right issues, howeve

A comprehension passage on the overseas highway, with a paragraph specifically about the 7 mile bridge. Accompanied with 12 comprehension questions, several include context clues, summarizing and main idea. Others are simple comprehension questions.

These are two games for helping students practice multiplication while interacting with others. The file offers the printable cards with numbers from 0 to 12. There are stars on each card to represent the number in a picture as well. Multiplication war is students battling against each other to answer first. Race to the Top is trying complete a mountain before your opponent does by using your multiplication facts.

Students will be given a heading parts of a play. They need to cut everything out, and glue correctly under each heading.

A worksheet to give students accountability while silent reading or reading groups. Students need to find 5 cause and effect relationships in their book. You can use silent reading books, guided reading groups, book studies etc. Students must include the page number, the cause and the effect along with a quote to support their decision.