TheBookMarkIt

Do you need an activity that will get students thinking? Welcome to Will You Survive?How does it work? You tell a short story, students put on their thinking caps, and think think think. This edition is all about exploring a new planet and teaching students about survival. It can be an individualized or group activity. Whats included? The short story you’ll tell, the answer key with explanations for why you need each item, a printable handout with a list of items, and teacher tips! My stud

Headed back to school? Love simplicity? Whether or not you library is genrifyed, you students need to know about genres. This is a simple activity that allows your students to practice sorting books into genres. All you have to do is download and print. Lamination recommended for long term use. Perfect for small group, centers, or whole class! Included: 24 Book Title Cards Headers For Each Genre (adventure, fantasy, historical, horror, humor, mystery, realistic)Genre Definition Han

Do you want a way for your students and their guardians to connect over reading? Here’s a simple, low stress, reading challenge for families.

I’m finished with my work. What do I do now? From napping to word searches, there’s something for everyone! 15 task cards recipe card book review card 10 journaling ideas

What happens if you purposefully mess up technology equipment? Teach your students the technology rules - use premade ones or have your students brainstorm rules for each letter (for a more interactive experience).

Narrative Writing 2 choice boards - 1 is SEL focused 2 checklist options 3 writing worksheets 3 mentor text examples

Do you need a form on checking out books to give teachers or parents? What about a form encouraging responsibility with books and reading tips?

Step by step instructions showing/reminding students how to access books, search for books, and place holds. I hope it helps! As I’m building my TPT, I would greatly appreciate you reviewing and giving any feedback on this product. Don’t forget to follow me!

Do your students need help figuring out what questions to ask while reading?