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Do your students struggle finding the radius, diameter and circumference of a circle? These digital task cards are perfect for providing students plenty of practice for calculating circle measurements. Students will be given the circle's radius, diameter, or circumference. Then, students will use that number to calculate the other two circle measurements. Students will type their answers into the text boxes provided. This resource contains 20 digital task cards, an answer key, and directions for

Do your students need more practice differentiating between first person and third person point of view? This digital sort is perfect for providing students with extra practice identifying point of view key words, identifying first or third person point of view, and providing more click and drag practice which is commonly found on state assessments! This activity is PERFECT for DISTANCE LEARNING! What's included? Point of view key word sort (first and third person)Point of view sentence sort (f

Do your students struggle differentiating between chronological order and sequence? These two text structures are very similar but they have key differences that really set them apart! These digital sorts will help your students identify chronological order and sequence, and also help them distinguish between the two text structures. These sorts are PERFECT for providing your students with extra click and drag practice which is commonly used on state assessments! This activity is PERFECT for DIS

Do your students struggle differentiating between fiction and nonfiction? These digital sorts will help your students identify fiction and nonfiction, and also help them distinguish between the two text classifications. These sorts are PERFECT for providing your students with extra click and drag practice which is commonly used on state assessments! This activity is PERFECT for DISTANCE LEARNING! Click on the preview to watch a video of this resource in action! What's included? 1 keyword/phrase

Do your students struggle differentiating between problem and solution and cause and effect? These two text structures are very similar but they have key differences that really set them apart! These digital sorts will help your students identify problem and solution and cause and effect, and also help them distinguish between the two text structures. These sorts are PERFECT for providing your students with extra click and drag practice which is commonly used on state assessments! This activity

Reinforce plot structure terms with this higher level thinking plot structure sentence sort! Students will learn to recognize each stage of plot structure (exposition, rising action, climax, falling action and resolution) based on key words and events. All of my resources are available in COLOR AND BLACK & WHITE! Answer key is included! Each sentence within this product is random and is unrelated to the others. This forces students to use higher level thinking skills and recognize key words/

Looking for a fun way for your students to review probability? This digital probability spinners game is perfect for teaching, reviewing or even assessing probability! Students will determine the probability of a spinner using the terms impossible, unlikely, equally likely, likely and certain. Students will click buttons that will take them to the next question, or have them retry the question that they missed. This game is fun and engaging, while also offering beneficial practice with this impo

Your students will love this point of view activity that accompanies Devin Scillian's Memoirs of a Goldfish. This activity will solidify your students' understanding of who is telling the story, what the reader can learn from a different character's point of view, and key point of view vocabulary. Teacher Directions included! Color and Black & White included!After reading Memoirs of a Goldfish by Devin Scillian, students will rewrite the story from a different character's point of view. Char

Do your students struggle differentiating between a simile and a metaphor? These figurative language sorts are perfect for providing extra simile vs metaphor practice, as well as CLICK & DRAG practice! This product contains a keyword sort pertaining to similes and metaphors, as well as a sentence sort! These sorts help students recognize keywords found in figurative language. They also help them practice identifying these two similar forms of figurative language! This activity is PERFECT for D

Do your students need more practice differentiating between first person and third person point of view? These FALL THEMED digital sorts are perfect for providing students with extra practice identifying point of view key words, identifying first or third person point of view, and providing more click and drag practice which is commonly found on state assessments! This activity is PERFECT for DISTANCE LEARNING! This activity will get your students excited about Autumn while providing beneficial

Are you looking for a way to get your students excited about compare and contrast? This resource contains 1 nonfiction compare and contrast passage and 1 compare and contrast diagram! Students will love this fun and engaging passage! Students will read through the passage, then cut and paste the keywords/phrases under the appropriate heading. Some answers are worded differently than the information in the passage to ensure students are re-reading the passage and using higher level thinking skill

These digital sorts are perfect for reviewing, assessing, or just having students practice an important element of plot structure: climax! These sorts will help your students recognize and understand climax, and how it differs from other plot structure terms. This activity is PERFECT for DISTANCE LEARNING! Students will sort keywords and sentences into examples and non-examples of climax. What's included? 1 keyword climax sort1 sentence climax sort (takes up 2 slides)Directions for UseAnswer

Looking for a fun way to review nonfiction text features? This activity gives your students a chance to review captions and photographs in a fun and engaging way! Students will create a caption that accompanies a funny photograph. Students love this activity because it allows for creativity, and a chance to be silly in the classroom. You will love this activity because your students will remember what a caption is, and the importance of a caption when reading nonfiction! Most kids like to come u

This 10 question assessment is perfect for determining whether or not your students understand plot structure terms (exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution) and the characteristics of each. This assessment is a SELF-GRADING Google form! I have also included the PDF version (without answer choices) as well! The PDF version can be projected on your Smart Board, or shared with students via Google Classroom, paper copy, etc. Your students will have to create their OWN answ

This cut & paste sorting activity is a fun way to review, practice or assess figurative language! These examples are fun, engaging and kid-friendly. Each figurative language example describes ice cream! This topic is sure to delight your students and keep them engaged! This resource is perfect for stations, centers and partner work! Extension activity is included! Encourage creative writing by having your students create their own ice-cream scoop sentences to match each figurative language con

Looking for a way to help your students master classifying triangles using ANGLES and SIDES? This digital classifying triangles game is perfect for teaching, reviewing or even assessing classifying triangles using both angle and side terms. Students will identify and classify triangles based on the size of their angles using the words acute, right, or equilateral, and the length of their sides using the words equilateral, isosceles or scalene. Students will click buttons that will take them to t

Do your students struggle differentiating between compare and contrast? These digital sorts will help your students identify compare and contrast, and also help them distinguish between the two! These sorts are a great review for text structure, as well as signal words! These sorts are PERFECT for providing your students with extra click and drag practice which is commonly used on state assessments! Students will sort the keywords/phrases as either compare OR contrast! Students will sort senten

Do your students struggle differentiating between different forms of figurative language? These 2 sorts are perfect for providing extra alliteration and onomatopoeia practice, as well as CLICK & DRAG practice! This product contains a keyword sort pertaining to alliteration and onomatopoeia, as well as a sentence sort! These sorts help students recognize keywords found in figurative language. They also help them practice identifying these two forms of figurative language! This activity is PERF

Are you looking for a way to get your students excited about compare and contrast? This resource contains 4 nonfiction compare and contrast passages and 4 compare and contrast diagrams! Students will love these fun and engaging passages! Students will read through the passage, then cut and paste the keywords/phrases under the appropriate heading. Some answers are worded differently than the information in the passage to ensure students are re-reading the passage and using higher level thinking s

Looking for a way to get your students thinking differently about fiction vs nonfiction? This compare and contrast digital sort is perfect for introducing, reviewing, or quickly assessing whether or not your students can differentiate between fiction and nonfiction! This sort is designed to be used as a literacy station, or group work, but it would be perfect for an anchor chart, partner practice or whole group modeling! This sort is also PERFECT for distance learning! Students will use their k