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Reading Comprehension Bookmarks to Support Academic Language
Comprehension Skills & Reading Strategies Bookmarks Printable - help students monitor their comprehension and use academic language to ask and answer questions about the text. The bookmarks include graphics organizers and vocabulary in addition to sentence frames.
Story Elements Foldable Fill-in-the-Blanks Bookmark
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Character Study Part 1: The Westing Game
Each student is in charge of keeping track of a character during our read a loud. Great for a studying characters unit!- Young Teacher Love Blog by Kristine Nannini
Retelling Sticks
Freebie: Retelling Sticks, use it with students who need practice retelling, and or conversing with a partner and staying on task
Story Elements Foldable Fill-in-the-Blanks Bookmark
This is a FREE foldable bookmark with eight sections that students can use to record story elements as they read. By folding the paper in half, and then in half again, student create a bookmark that is always handy when they are ready to write. The story elements include characters, character traits, setting, problem and solution, and more. Students write, draw, and color to complete their bookmark.
Anita Goodwin-Goodwinnovate
FREE! Great fun activity for reviewing Story Elements and Story Retelling with Guided Reading Groups. Use a story dice paper for a small group instruction or for a partner or small group game. After reading a story students roll the dice and answer the question of the number you roll on the story dice paper. This can be done as an oral or written response.
Character, Setting, and Plot Posters
story elements website and printable anchor charts-I actually used part of this site for an observation lesson with 7th graders to review antagonist/protagonist