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This graphic organizer will help students to write an argumentative paragraph through the use of sentence frames. This will assist in scaffolding the creation of argument paragraphs for english language learners.

**What's Included** - 2-page reading comprehension set: a nonfiction passage about rebuilding a dinosaur theme park and a page of comprehension questions. - Questions include multiple choice and short answer focusing on main idea, key details, vocabulary, and inference. - Answer key included for easy grading. - Both printable PDF and Google Slides™ versions. **Why Teachers Love It** - Engaging dinosaur theme that connects literacy with STEM. - Cross-curricular resource to spark discussion about

Chapter Quizzes for The Clay Marble. Chapters 1-3 are one quiz and there is an individual quiz for each additional chapter. Quizzes are 2 per page for easy printing! :-)

This student handout includes directions on how to cite evidence as well as to practice passages with prompts for argumentative paragraphs. This handout also includes printable individual student checklists to use while citing evidence.

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This download contains a pre reading activity to be used with "The Clay Marble". Included is vocabulary, a map and a timeline along with reading questions for the first chapter.

This printable checklist is good for students to use when citing evidence. Your students can use this product to review their writing and ensure that it meets the requirements for citing evidence.

Use this graphic organizer to teach students how to identify theme when reading fiction texts. I like to teach theme by having students watch Pixar short films and identify the themes through the use of this graphic organizer.

Use this graphic organizer with your students to analyze argumentative texts or keep track of details in other nonfiction texts.