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Community Helper or Occupation Picture Sort includes community helpers, such as: doctor; police officer; firefighter; teacher; postal worker; painter; janitor; librarian; farmer; chef; astronaut; gardener; and veterinarian. o Create labels for sorting pictures into categories o Someone you know/someone you do not know o Work outdoors/work indoors o Variations: o Students can play memory with community helpers they know and don’t know. o Students can write the sounds that they hear in the wor

Students will create "tweets" to explain how they are feeling on the first day of school, and then they will tweet inferences to explain how the school is feeling on the first day of school using text evidence from School's First Day of School by Adam Rex. • Day 1: Read School’s First Day of School by Adam Rex. Dissect mentor sentences from the text to discuss “first day of school” activities. Students will write to explain how they (the students) are feeling about the first day of school on t

This is a PearDeck slide deck using the text The Night Gardener by the Fan brothers. This slide deck focuses on comparing and contrasting two settings in the text- Grimloch Lane before and after the Night Gardener. The slide deck includes several interactive slides where students can compare and contrast the settings. There is a double bubble map and sentence stems where students can compare and contrast the settings using GoogleSlides. This slide deck focuses on the standard- RL.5.3: Compare a

This is a PearDeck slide deck using the text Mango, Abuela, and Me by Meg Medina. This slide deck focuses on comparing and contrasting two characters in a text. The slide deck includes several interactive slides where students can compare and contrast the characters of Mia and Abuela. There is a double bubble map and sentence stems where students can compare and contrast the characters using GoogleSlides. This slide deck focuses on the standard- RL.5.3: Compare and contrast two or more charact

This is a PearDeck slide deck using the text Camping with the President by Ginger Wadsworth. This slide deck focuses on making inferences using text evidence. The slide deck includes vocabulary from the text for pre-teaching or practice later on, and it also includes several interactive slides where students can make inferences using text evidence from Camping with the President. This slide deck focuses on the standard- RL.5.1: Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says exp

This is a PearDeck slide deck using the text A Fresh Idea, a realistic fiction short story. This slide deck focuses on making inferences using text evidence. The slide deck includes vocabulary from the text for pre-teaching or practice later on, and it also includes several interactive slides where students can make inferences using text evidence from A Fresh Idea. This slide deck focuses on the standard- RL.5.1: Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and wh

This product is a GoogleForm to assess the skill of making inferences using text evidence. This GoogleForm contains multiple choice or constructed response forms of a question. This will allow you to duplicate the form, delete the type of question you do not need, and assign it to students. This will allow you to offer a multiple choice version for some students, while assigning constructed response answers for other students. RL.5.1 Quote accurately from the text when explaining what the text s

This resource allows Thread of Love by Kabir Sehgal & Surishtha Sehgal to be a mentor text for "how-to" writing. Academic vocabulary with photo support, steps of creating a rakhi with photo support, lesson ideas, and "how to" writing templates are included in this download. Standard:CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.1.7 Participate in shared research and writing projects (e.g., explore a number of "how-to" books on a given topic and use them to write a sequence of instructions). Task Description • Day 1: R

This is a PearDeck slide deck using the text Goodbye Summer, Hello Autumn by Kenard Pak. This slide deck focuses on comparing and contrasting two events in the text- summer and fall. The slide deck includes several interactive slides where students can compare and contrast the events. There is a double bubble map and sentence stems where students can compare and contrast the events using GoogleSlides. This slide deck focuses on the standard- RL.5.3: Compare and contrast two or more characters,

After reading the text After the Fall by Dan Santat, students can use this graphic organizer to retell how Humpty Dumpty changed throughout the story. This graphic organizer is a bubble map within a flow map- a flubble map! Students can use this organizer to write about characters who changed as a result of overcoming obstacles. Write about how Humpty's life has changed. Their writing could answer questions such as: How does Humpty's feelings about himself change from the beginning of the stor

This product contains two circle maps & a bubble map for character traits for Jacques Cousteau. This product goes with the text Manfish: A Story of Jacques Cousteau by Jennifer Berne.

Jane Goodall Graphic Organizer- it goes with the IFL unit on Jane Goodall and Wilson Bentley. It is a graphic organizer for character traits and text evidence to support those traits.