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Are you a Media Specialist or teacher struggling to check to see if your younger ones have comprehension of the SSYRA, Jr. titles, now that districts and schools have done away with Accelerated Reader and Reading Counts? This quiz was designed to check the comprehension of early elementary readers (Grades K-2) after reading the book, The Alien Next Door #1: The New Kid, by A.I. Newton. This book was selected as a nominee for the Sunshine State Young Readers Award, Jr. program for the 2019-2020

Are you a Media Specialist or teacher struggling to check to see if your younger ones have comprehension of the SSYRA, Jr. titles, now that districts and schools have done away with Accelerated Reader and Reading Counts? This quiz was designed to check the comprehension of early elementary readers (Grades K-2) after reading the book, Time Jumpers #1 - Stealing the Sword by Wendy Mass. This book was selected as a nominee for the Sunshine State Young Readers Award, Jr. program for the 2019-2020 s

I used this behavior tracker for each student's planner. It corresponds with clip charts. We glue them in on Monday morning and each afternoon before packing up, students mark their behavior. This file is editable for you in case you have other words on your chart for each behavior level. There are 6 charts per page.

Are you a Media Specialist or teacher struggling to check to see if your younger ones have comprehension of the SSYRA, Jr. titles, now that districts and schools have done away with Accelerated Reader and Reading Counts? This quiz was designed to check the comprehension of early elementary readers (Grades K-2) after reading the book, Dandy by Ame Dyckman. This book was selected as a nominee for the Sunshine State Young Readers Award, Jr. program for the 2020-2021 school year. This quiz will ensu

This product was designed for use as a "Creation Station" math center. Students have to solve half of each equation, then draw the Base-Ten blocks to balance each side of the equation.

There are multiple journals per page to address the standard of balancing equations.

Most CUBES printable posters include the E standing for Evaluate. With the younger grades, I wanted the E to stand for Equation. All other letters are the same: C=Circle the numbers and change number words to numbers. U=Underline the question. B=Box the math action words and write the symbol that goes with them. E= Equation! Write an equation for the problem. S= Solve and check. Is your answer reasonable? My version also included an example problem that has been marked according to the st