Something Easy

Free choice silent independent reading assignments based on reading skills - making connections, predicting, visualizing, activating prior knowledge, questioning, comparing, judging and summarizing. Easily differentiated as students use books at their own reading level to complete the assignments. Comes with student tracking sheet.

A great form for allowing students to keep track of their thoughts as they read independently. This form has space for recording words that students find challenging and allows them to create their own word lists. Easily used when reading fiction or non-fiction texts including textbooks (ie. Science and Social Studies)

Useful for evaluating a variety of visual assignments, including posters, brochures and pamphlets.

A quiz with 10 multiple choice and two long answer questions to test student knowledge of the names and characteristics of 2D shapes. Answer key included.

Questions to help focus a student's research to explore the topic of temperature.

Students fill out this silent reading record sheet so that a teacher can keep track of the books they have read independently at home or at school.

This form allows students to record their thoughts about text they are reading independently. It helps to make them accountable for text read during silent independent reading.

The rubric describes group work behaviour allowing a student to rate peers and self. Students can record their marks on the record sheet to submit to the teacher.

A useful chart for assisting students to summarize narratives.

Students record information from a text that allows them to understand and infer what kind of character the author is trying to create.