Reading Essentials

Daily reading warm-ups centered around the engaging theme of interesting facts about nature. Warm-ups include questions that reflect common core standards. This is an easy way to assess if your students are ready for the end-of-year assessment. Questions are also related to standards for fifth grade and seventh grade. There are 5 days of warm-ups.

A week of daily reading warm-ups with common core questions. The texts are centered around the theme of extraordinary people. These are quick and provide practice for answering common core questions. They are also a quick way to assess if your students are on-track for end-of-year testing. Questions reflect the following standards: RI.6.1, RI.6.2, RI.6.4,RI.6.5, L.6.4a. The questions apply to 5th or 7th grade standards as well.

Common Core aligned questions for 5 daily reading warm-ups. Questions are designed to provide practice for standardized tests as well as reinforce solid comprehension skills. Students will enjoy reading about people from the past. These warm-ups were written to engage students about topics they enjoy learning about.

Common Core focused reading warm-ups with consistent questioning for the week. RL.6.1, RL.6.2, RL.6.3, and L.4.2 standards are addressed. An excerpt each day for a story that is high interest for 6th graders. Daily warm-ups provide practice for reading comprehension skills directly related to Common Core standards. One week of warm-ups. Use with Data Tracker so that students can track and reflect upon their progress.

Students need practice with reading nonfiction passages and answering questions. These warm-ups provide engaging passages for students to read and answer Common Core aligned questions. All of the passages focus on people who have exhibited the trait of resilience. It is important for students to recognize how others have persevered to succeed. These figures can inspire students to work hard to achieve their goals as well.

This is a 5-day packet of daily reading warm-ups. The theme is the history of Halloween. The daily questions consistently align with Common Core standards. Each day builds upon the previous day's passage. Students will have a better understanding of Halloween after reading these passages.

This is a 5-day packet of daily reading warm-ups. The theme is the history of Native Americans. The daily questions consistently align with Common Core standards. Each day the students are presented with a brief description of contributions of Native Americans. Students will have a better understanding of Native Americans after reading these passages.

5 daily reading warm-ups that are centered around the theme of apples. Nonfiction text to provide practice for students to improve comprehension skills and promote Common Core Standards.

3 days of daily reading warm-ups that include Common Core standards. Day 1 - Thanksgiving traditions Day 2 - Thanksgiving controversies Day 3 - Black Friday Informative passages with 6 multiple choice questions aligned to Common Core standards.

A reading warm-up aligned with Common Core standards with a focus on poetry. There are six questions that target standards RL.6.2, RL.6.1, RL.6.4, RL.6.5, and L.6.4a.

2 days of daily reading warm-ups with Common Core standards. Reading passages center around the topic of Thanksgiving along with consistent questioning of the standards.

Daily reading warm-up with a focus on poetry. Six Common Core-aligned questions to provide practice for your standards. Standards include RL.6.1, RL.6.2, RL.6.4, RL.6.5, L.6.4.

Student reading warm-up tracker to go with Daily Reading Warm-Ups. Students can track their progress as they complete the daily warm-ups and then reflect upon their strengths and weaknesses. Common Core standards are addressed for sixth grade.

Exit slip to assess student performance with specific Common Core standards. Specifically written to be used during an Imagery and Sensory Language unit.

Smart file which contains a performance assessment aligned with Common Core Standards for 6th grade. Students will read nonfiction, historical fiction, and watch a media clip to determine the significance of each genre and the impact upon the theme. Students will then create an essay to support their reasoning.

Warm-up tracker for students to track their progress with daily warm-ups.

Student reflection form used to recommend books read independently. Students enjoy sharing their opinions about their books and love to show them off. These slips can be displayed on a bulletin board or in the room.