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Narrative Text
Figurative Language Activity
Close Reading Strategies
Close Reading Activities
Teaching Portfolio
Reading Response Activities
Upper Elementary Reading
Teaching Character
Reading Stations
Learn more about teaching character actions & sequence of events
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Argumentative Text
Persuasive Text
Mentor Sentences
Writing Station
Argumentative Writing
Powerpoint Lesson
Fact And Opinion
Third Grade Reading
What Is An Argumentative Text? How to Teach It in 3rd Grade
What Is An Argumentative Text? How to Teach It in 3rd Grade
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Sentence Frames
4th Grade Writing
Reading Anchor Charts
Text Evidence
4th Grade Reading
Language Spanish
3rd Grade Reading
Teaching Language Arts
Reading Response
Text Evidence ( Proving What We Know! ) finding and citing evidence
Text Evidence (Proving What We Know!)
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Introducing Argumentative Writing
Writing Middle School
7th Grade Writing
Argument Writing
Essay Writing Examples
Writing Steps
College Essay Examples
Argumentative Essay Topics
Middle School Teaching
How to Teach Argument Writing Step-By-Step - ELA Buffet
In need of a step-by-step process for teaching argument writing to middle school students? From setting a purpose to writing the counterclaim, this is exactly how I teach argumentative writing to my 6th, 7th, and 8th graders.
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Reading Passages With Questions
Kid Dates
Class Pet
Text Structure
American Psychological Association
Free Argumentative Text Passage for 3rd Grade - Cultivating Critical Readers
Free Argumentative Text Passage for 3rd Grade - Cultivating Critical Readers
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Persuasive Writing Techniques
Essay Planning
Teaching Informational Writing
Persuasive Essay Outline
Argumentative Essay Outline
Graph Template
6th Grade Writing
Essay Outline Template
Reading Template
11 Argument Writing Worksheets
Argumentative Essay Graphic Organizer
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Interactive Notebook Rubric
6th Grade Science Classroom
Check For Understanding
Teaching Organization
Substitute Teaching
Classroom Behavior Management
First Day Of School Activities
6th Grade Science
Teacher Conferences
Assignment Redo Slips & Turn in Checklist Poster
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Social Studies Sentence Stems
Text Dependent Analysis Anchor Chart
Concluding Sentence Anchor Chart
Sentence Stems For Reading
Sentence Stem Anchor Chart
Citing Text Evidence Anchor Chart
Ela Stem Activities Elementary
Citing Evidence Anchor Chart
Stem Anchor Charts
Evidence Based Sentence Stems
Character analysis, or identifying character traits, is an approachable way to get students used to the rigorous expectations for deep thinking about literature. Students must use text clues to make inferences, and they must also be able to support their answers with details from the plot. Comparing Characters, Character Traits List, Good Adjectives, Teaching Character Traits, Describing Characters, Free Characters, Reading Lesson Plans, First Year Teaching
Comparing Characters
Character Traits List
Good Adjectives
Teaching Character Traits
Describing Characters
Free Characters
Reading Lesson Plans
First Year Teaching
Why teach character analysis?
Character analysis, or identifying character traits, is an approachable way to get students used to the rigorous expectations for deep thinking about literature. Students must use text clues to make inferences, and they must also be able to support their answers with details from the plot.
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Conflict In Literature
Types Of Conflict
Teaching Literature
Narrative Writing
English Reading
English Writing
Man Vs
Teaching Writing
Novel Studies
Conflict in Literature worksheet
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4th grade reading
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Reading 3rd Grade
Casual Teacher Outfit
Character Activities
Literary Text
Classroom Anchor Charts
Beach Bash
Reading Materials
Sleep Eye
Teaching Character Analysis in the Primary Grades - Sarah's Teaching Snippets
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Teaching Story Elements
Story Elements Activities
Read To Someone
Central Message
Read To Self
Text Dependent Questions
5 Steps To Mastery: Retelling & Recounting Stories
Retelling & Recounting Stories. The focus of this teaching resource blog only found in the Literature domain. You will find resources about prompting and support, retell familiar stories, including key details. Recount stories, including fables and folktales from diverse cultures, and determine their central message, lesson, or moral.
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Plot Anchor Chart
Teachers Planner
Reading Boards
Literacy Coaching
1st Grade Writing
Learning Board
Teaching Lessons
Teaching Major Events and Creature Reports… | Online lesson planner, Reading anchor charts, Lesson p
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How To Teach Students To Paraphrase
Paraphrasing Anchor Chart
Teaching Summary
Librarian Ideas
Ap Government
Summary Writing
Fiction Text
Summary, Paraphrase and Quotes
Using informational (non-fiction) text is a great way to teach students how to correctly summarize, paraphrase, and quote materials. This important skill is seen throughout the CCSS and is an important ability to have during state testing time! Check out how I teach my students to do these using anchor charts, interactive notebooks, task cards and hands-on lessons in upper elementary.
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Character Development Activities
Elementary Reading Comprehension
2nd Grade Books
Reading Foundational Skills
Fluency Passages
Interactive Charts
Teaching Second Grade
Readers Theater
How to Teach Characters in Fiction Responding to a Challenge
Teaching students about characters in fiction stories can be really fun. There are so many creative ways to do this whether it be through readers theater, a deep character study or art. When looking at a character it is important to study how they respond to a challenge. This will help students with fiction comprehension AND just maybe help them respond to challenges they may face in their own life. Read this blog post for some teaching ideas and book recommendations for this skill!