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1st grade short stories resources for Microsoft Word
What Should Danny Do? Activity Booklet
This activity booklet perfectly compliments the story book 'What Should Danny Do?' by Ganit Levy & Adir Levy.What's included in this download:- Doubled sided booklet- Make 2 booklets at a time! Print on A4 to make A5 booklets or blow it up to A3 and make A4 booklets- How to make and use the booklet instruction page- A scenario guide to help you keep track of all the story lines you have read- FOR AUSSIE TEACHERS Australian Curriculum Links English document for Years 1-3. Also useful for Heal
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1st - 6th
Spanish Reader's Theater: Los Tres Cerditos (The Three Little Pigs)
Reader's Theater is a great tool for building fluency in reading. As a bilingual educator I have found that Spanish reader's theater is a valuable tool to get Spanish language learners to practice their oral development. Although I have used these scripts in my First grade classroom, they would also work well for secondary Spanish classes.
The Three Little Pigs is easy to follow with its repetitive phrases and familiar storyline. This reader's theater is an excellent way for students who are l
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1st - 12th
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Rainy Days: A Social Story About the Fear of Rain and Thunderstorms
This is a social story about rain. This story has been written to help those who have a fear of the rain. This story discusses coping strategies for this fear. This book is part of my series for children on the autism spectrum.
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PreK - 3rd
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Fluency Passage for vowel digraphs -au and -aw
A fluency passage for the following vowel digraphs -au and -aw
This includes a fluency passage, comprehension questions, a chart activity, and a writing activity.
***I found a typo after I uploaded it on 2/22/15, but it is fixed as of 2/23/15.
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1st - 2nd
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Reader's Theater script for The Grouchy Ladybug by Eric Carle
This is a reader's theater script for The Grouchy Ladybug by Eric Carle. The parts of narrator, grouchy ladybug, and friendly ladybug have be divided into several parts. This script was made for a class of 22 students. It can be adjusted for a classroom of any size.
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1st - 3rd
Mystery Readers Q&A and Sign Up Sheet
Want to start a Mystery Readers program in your classroom? I used Mystery Readers as a way to get my students excited about guest readers (parents, grandparents, friends & family members, school faculty, local "celebrities", etc) who would come to our classroom to surprise us & read a book to the students. The kids LOVED it & looked forward to finding out new clues each day. This hand out is a fabulous way to explain to parents just how the program works & also to muster up so
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PreK - 4th
Pixar Short Film Workbook - LIFTED
This is a workbook of literacy activities that are paired with the Pixar short film - LIFTED.This is a hilarious film that students adore and I have used this booklet as part of both film studies, creative writing, activator/tune in activities and outer space themed units.It has a range of activities including cloze passage, ordering scenes from the film, pictures, definitions, problem solving and other literacy sentence building activities.I hope you enjoy it as much as my students.
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K - 7th
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I Can Sleep In My Bed: A Social Story
This is a social story about sleeping in your own bed. Many children struggle with this. At the end of the document, you will find a free monster spray template that can be cut out and glued to a spray bottle. This document is editable!
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PreK - 1st
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The H Brothers Posters & Story
Help teach children about the common digraphs sh, ch, wh, th by using characters known as the "H Brothers". I couldn't find a good set, so I drew my own and adapted a story to go along with it. It's a little different than the usual, but the children love it!
The document includes images of my original posters that can be made smaller or larger depending upon your need. I set MS Word for legal sized paper. Enjoy!
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K - 2nd
Social Story- "I Can Respect My Parents"
Better Behavior Booklet: A Social Story- "I Can Respect My Parents", presents a specific behavioral situation, that students may encounter throughout their day, in a very positive manner. The booklet consists of a title page followed by 5 pages of positive examples, illustrations, and/or reasons to support the target behavior---presented in a short story format. In this particular booklet, supporting the need to respect one's parents/ understand why this is important is the target behavior that
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PreK - 3rd
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Skirt Girl - Reading passage for er, ir, ur, wor words
After having them copy, sort, and read in isolation all those /er/ words, give the students a chance to demonstrate their skills of recognizing /er/ patterns in context!
Here's an original story full of words spelled with er, ir, ur, and wor. Students should be able to decode all these words after practicing the patterns in class. You could even use it for close reading or to develop vocabulary. They can even find the words and sort them into groups on the back!
I usually give away everything
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1st - 3rd
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Holiday Partner Readers' Theater Plays with Corresponding Puppets
This is a collection of six two-page original Reader's Theater Plays written for the holiday season. Each play is written for only two characters, which makes them perfect for partner practice in literacy centers or for use in a whole-class setting. Children can practice reading the plays once and then switch characters to read it a second time. Each holiday play has two characters, a setting, a problem and a solution. Each play is written to incorporate high frequency words, repetition, and
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K - 2nd
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The Hello, Goodbye Window- Caldecott and Prediction Activity
This activity is a follow up to reading the book The Hello, Goodbye Window by Norton Juster and illustrated by Chris Raschka. The activity fits well with a Caldecott lesson, as it asks the students to reflect on and imitate the illustration style of the award-winning illustrator as they predict what they might see through their own Hello, Goodbye Window. Your students will have fun putting their own personal spin on the story!
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PreK - 2nd
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Blank Book Templates
Use these book templates for students who are looking to do their final copy of their writer's workshop in a fun format.
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1st - 5th
Social Story- "I Can Respect My Teacher"
Better Behavior Booklet: A Social Story- "I Can Respect My Teacher", presents a specific behavioral situation, that students may encounter throughout their day, in a very positive manner. The booklet consists of a title page followed by 5 pages of positive examples, illustrations, and/or reasons to support the target behavior---presented in a short story format. In this particular booklet, supporting the need to respect the teacher is the target behavior that is being discussed. Each page of the
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PreK - 3rd
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Fiction and Non-Fiction Story Maps
Quick and easy story maps for students to complete after having read a fiction or non fiction book or passage.
Three maps are included for each fiction and non fiction - one with a parent signature required, one with a space for an AR (Accelerated Reader) score and parent signature, and one with no parent signature required.
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1st - 6th
3 Billy Goats Gruff Puppets
"Trip Trap Trip Trap"
"WHO'S THAT TRAPPING OVER MY BRIDGE"
This is a simple puppet cutout worksheet for students cutout, glue onto Popsicle sticks, and practice retelling the story of the three billy goats gruff.
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PreK - 1st
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Sticker Story writing paper
Having trouble getting students to write in your writing center? Try this. Students choose a sticker and place it in the box. They draw a picture based around the sticker. Then they write a story. Super fun for any age!
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K - 2nd
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Nate the Great and the Big Sniff Marjorie Weinman Sharmat Comp
This product is a ready to print and use set of comprehension questions and answer key. There are two to four questions per chapter and they include a range of literal and inferential questions. Students respond to the questions in complete sentences.
These questions can be used for literacy groups, silent reading, or guided reading groups. I have found that these comprehension questions have increased student test scores in comprehension immensely!
Total Pages: 5
Synopsis of Nate the Great
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1st - 6th
T-shirt writing prompt
Students can use this writing prompt to fill in the t-shirt with a creative story about what they like to do when the weather warms up in the spring or summer seasons.
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K - 5th
Fables: Summarizing Fables and Describing Morals
This is a bundle of six fables and accompanying worksheets to teach towards standard RL.3.2, "Recount stories, including fables, folktales, and myths from diverse cultures; determine the central message, lesson, or moral and explain how it is conveyed through key details in the text."
Each fable has a set of questions with it. The fables included are Dog in the Manger, The Fox and the Grapes, The Dog and the Shadow, Grasshopper and the Ant, Peacock and the Crane, and Wolf in Sheep's Clothing.
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1st - 4th
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Central Message Graphic Organizer
Helping primary students understand how to find the central message of a fiction text by using supporting key details. Product can be used as a screenshot for apps such as classkick in an iPad classroom.
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K - 2nd
The Three Little Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf Reader's Theater Script
Here is a shortened version script to use during a reader's theater, small group, or a fairy tale/folk tale unit.
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K - 3rd
Make Your Own Traditional Tale from Henny Penny
Do you want a fun, engaging activity that will excite even your most unmotivated student? This activity is the ONE! After introducing my students to the traditional tale called "Henny Penny" about the sky falling, I gave my students this template so that they could create their own version of the fun tale. We brainstormed as many animals as we could think of, then wrote silly rhyming words to go with each animal name (ex. "Monkey Fonkey" or "Elephant Belephant.") I showed the kids how to com
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K - 2nd
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