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The beginning of the school year is a great time for read alouds, discussions, and activities for students to get to know one another. Each read aloud includes discussion questions and exit tickets or activities. BOOKS: A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon It's Not Easy Being a Bunny by Marilyn Sadler Spaghetti in a Hot Dog Bun by Maria Dismondy Hooway for Wodney Wat by Helen Lester THEMES: Be yourself and comfortable in your own skin Accepting and celebrating who you are Courage and p

The research report project is a template for guiding students through a research project. This resource is great for students doing a research project for the first time or for students that need specific directions. This resource contains the following: Book Recommendations Teacher Preparations Research Folder Ideas Student Expectations Rough Draft Outline for students Presentation Expectations Grading Rubric

In this Morphology Unit, students will study word parts throughout the school year. In this unit, you will find a weekly schedule, a list of affixes, examples of anchor charts, and graphic organizers to teach each new word part. Students will have the chance to break apart new words, find new words in the dictionary, and show their understanding of new definitions by writing sentences or illustrating the word's meaning.

Reading response journals are a great way to practice new skills, as a summative assessment, as homework, or for a review of concepts. For each reading skill, you will find teacher notes on how to teach a new reading skills, ideas for anchor charts, and suggestions for mentor text. Reading response logs help students document what they are reading in a way rather than just what pages they have read.

Reading response journals are a great way to practice new skills, as a summative assessment, as homework, or for a review of concepts. For each reading skill, you will find teacher notes on how to teach a new reading skills, ideas for anchor charts, and suggestions for mentor text. Reading response logs help students document what they are reading in a way rather than just what pages they have read. If you like this resource, you can purchase the entire bundle of reading response logs to cover