Ms Lemone

This worksheet can be used to help students practice distinguishing between CVC and CVCe words

Compatible with UFLI lesson 53

Compatible with UFLI lesson 62

Can be used to brainstorm descriptive words prior to writing, to note descriptive language used in a mentor text, to brainstorm synonyms for vocabulary development or to describe objects in science lessons.

Students will segment multisyllabic words with suffix -ed and determine the correct pronunciation of -ed.

These words are easily confused. These sentences can help students practice differentiating between then.

This place value chart has visuals (place value blocks), number form and standard form for numbers from hundred millions to thousandths to help students conceptualize and compare up to three numbers.

This includes a lesson, partner work, and independent practice with identifying the noun a pronoun refers to in a short passage.

Students can use this sheet to practice determining the noun that a pronoun refers to in short passages.

Students often have a hard time determining what pronouns refer to, which causes them to confuse characters and miss key ideas in a text. I created these sentences to help them practice determining what each pronoun represents. We label the pronouns with an initial for character, or write the name of the object/idea above it. I use the first page as modeling/guided practice and the next two as partner/independent work.

Gives students an opportunity to practice reading sentences with contractions and identifying the contractions.

This packet allows students to practice determining the main idea and details. It is scaffolded. The first example in each set is meant to be used for modeling, so may be more challenging. There is a blank graphic organizer at the end.

Use this worksheet to help students read between the lines in a short story to determine implied actions of a character.

Students can use this sheet to determine character emotions from short sentences and practice giving text evidence to support their ideas. A word bank is included.

Students can use this template to help them craft a written response to a text.

Students can use this G.O. to determine character emotions using text evidence, including character's thoughts, actions and quotations

This is a good tool for helping students track characters in chapter books.

Two worksheets with 6 sentences each that can be used to practice determining the meaning of unfamiliar words from context.

Students can use this sheet to practice generating causes and effects to simple scenarios.

A graphic organizer for keeping track story elements and retelling