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This mini lesson covers the Georgia standard: ELAGSE2RL1: Ask and answer such questions as who, what, where, when, why, and how to demonstrate understanding of key details in a text. The students will be learning to ask and answer questions before, during, and after reading. This resource can be used with any text. Included are some recommended resources for books and printable leveled reading passages. Included:- 1 mini-lesson including directions and extra resources- 1 Asking and Answering Qu

This one week unit on Asking and Answering questions covers the Georgia performance standard, ELAGSE2RL1: Ask and answer such questions as who, what, where, when, why, and how to demonstrate understanding of key details in a text. Included is a set of lessons with directions and resources for five days including an assessment with an answer key. The lessons can be used with any book you may have in your classroom as well as reading passages you can print out. Your students will be using a vari

This practice sheet can be used to help your students develop their addition skills and number sense. The problems included on this practice sheet are all two digit and multiples of ten. You could also use this as a math center by putting it into a clear-view for continuous practice. I hope you enjoy this resource. Remember to rate my products, and visit my store for more great resources!

This chart is great for science! Give the students an object to observe, have them draw it, and then have them write what they observe and wonder in the chart. Once you have taught the students about the object they can return to the chart and write about what they have learned! I used this chart in my unit about the lifecycle of a Mexican Jumping bean. you can find the powerpoint to go along with it in my store.

This anchor chart is great for teaching the Georgia Standard, ELAGSE2RL1: Ask and answer such questions as who, what, where, when, why, and how to demonstrate understanding of key details in a text. I always introduce my unit of Asking and Answering Questions by using these two anchor charts. The first anchor chart introduces some key terms and definitions that are used when using a text to ask and answer questions. The second has questioning labels that you can use to model how to ask and ans

This is a a great end of year resource to make sure all of your students know how well they have done! This is a Google Doc so you can edit the awards easily for your class. I have included a black and white version of the awards that you can easily print on colored card stock to make it bright and fun, or leave it black and white to be neutral. There is also a colored version included that would be great as a slide show for your class awards. Awards Included:-Super Reader -Caring Classmate -Mo

This product is to be used with a crockpot applesauce recipe. I did this experiment in the classroom along with a measurement unit. This resource does not include the applesauce recipe. This is a great way to incorporate math, science, and writing in one activity. This Booklet includes prediction pagebefore and after make a picture pagefinal results pagestates of matter pagesequence of events page

This test is meant to help assess your students understanding of the first Boxcar Children book. As we read the book I gave the students comprehension questions at the end of each chapter that they had to write in complete sentences using PQA. Be sure to rate my products and check out my store for more great resources!

This poster is great to be used in the students writing or reading folders to remind them to ask questions before, during, and after reading. It gives examples of what to ask before, during, and after reading to help build their comprehension of the text. **Check out my other resources for asking and answering questions in my shop!**

This is a fun recipe to do in the classroom to help kids understand measurement in cups and teaspoons.

This graphic organizer can be used with any text to teach the Georgia standard: ELAGSE2RL1: Ask and answer such questions as who, what, where, when, why, and how to demonstrate understanding of key details in a text. I hope you enjoy this resource check out my shop for more!

This includes a rubric for teacher use as well as a student friendly checklist.

This clock is great to send home as homework or use in the classroom. The students make their own clock using paper fasteners, so the hour and minute hands move. There are also word problems for them to solve using the clock. The word problems include telling time to the hour and half hour.

This Venn Diagram is a great tool to get your students thinking about the differences between a moth and a butterfly! I used this in my lifecycle unit that includes the lifecycle of a Mexican Jumping Bean. You can find the other resources for this unit in my store.

This glow and grow sheet is the perfect way to give feedback to students. Use it when conferencing with students or after assessments.

This fall themed powerpoint is great for organizing your reading groups. You can edit the timer on the powerpoint to fit your timeframe for each group. Thanks for visiting my shop please rate my resources and come back again!

This informational writing rubric includes a teacher rubric and a student friendly checklist as well. Thank you for looking be sure to visit my store for resources!

This includes a rubric for identifying the main idea of a passage. Please visit my shop for more resources to use when teaching the main idea.

This rubric is designed to assess your students basic writing skills. The students will need to include a beginning, middle, and end to their writing as well as use transition words. Be sure to rate my products and visit my store for more great resources!

This product is a great tool to assess your students learning before and after teaching multiplication and division. Please rate my resources and visit my shop for more!