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1st grade library skills resources in English (UK)
READING CHALLENGE - Read Around the World
READING CHALLENGE - Read Around the WorldThe challenge requires students to read 2 books for each of the 7 continents and includes a book summary report form.The challenge encourages reading and gauges understanding.This resource is a word document, therefore, all aspects of the challenge can be changed to suit your needs.
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1st - 12th
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The Bad Seed Goes to the Library Discussion Questions
Comprehension/ higher level thinking skill questions to share with K-3rd graders after reading this great Bad Seed book. Perfect for introduction to the library, beginning of the year library rules. Goes well with drawing and craft activities online already. Comes with answer key and student sheet.
Grades:
K - 3rd
Book Fairies Book Card
This is an easy way to instil some mystery and fun into reading for pleasure!Print off the Book Fairy Book Card, laminate it and place it inside a book and place the book in a frequently visited location (the bathroom!) within the school.Once a student has found, and read, the book, they will place the book, with the Book Fairy Book Card inside, in another location for another student to find.This resource is a word document, therefore, all aspects of the document can be changed to suit your nee
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1st - 12th, Staff
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Reading Log - My Shelfie
Encourage your students to read by using this 'shelfie' reading log! This is a good alternative for students who are beginning writers or who are reluctant to write longer book reviews.
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PreK - 2nd
Teacher Librarian Book Display
Cauldecot and Newberry Award Winners Virtual Book Display with Read Alouds for your library.
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K - 12th
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READING CHALLENGE - summer challenge for younger students
READING CHALLENGE - summer challenge for younger studentsThis reading challenge can be used as a summer reading challenge for younger students.The challenge requires students to read different materials - a fiction book, a non-fiction book, a comic and a magazine - and answer questions about each one.The challenge exposes students to a wide range of different material and gauges their understanding.This resource is a word document, therefore, all aspects of the challenge can be changed to suit y
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1st - 7th
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Book Recommendation Forms for your Classroom Library
This is great to have in your classroom library. As a teacher, I have students fill it out and place it in our classroom library so other students can decide what they want to read next! :)
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1st - 12th
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Winter Theme First letter Alphabetical Order
This lesson is planned to meet experiences and outcomes for Key stage 1 literacy in The Scottish Curriculum for Excellence ( CfE)Using A Winter theme, children consider where and how words are ordered alphabetically. This lesson is a fun and multi activity approach to address various learning styles. There are a variety of interactive activities to hold interest. Included is a full lesson plan and resources which incorporate differentiated activities, group work, media, and an activity for
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1st - 2nd
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30 Days Writing Journal for Kids with 30 Writing Prompts
Ever wanted your kids to keep a writing journal but they keep saying 'I don't know what to write?' Here is a writing journal to get them started. 30 writing prompts starting with things they're familiar with to more creative and imaginative writing. Get your children to start writing more. It's only through practice that they'll get better.
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1st - 6th
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Alphabet Identification
The English alphabet consists of 26 letters, divided into two categories: uppercase (also known as capital) and lowercase (also known as small or minuscule). The uppercase letters are larger and typically used at the beginning of sentences, for proper nouns, and for emphasis. The lowercase letters are smaller and used in the rest of the text.
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PreK - 1st
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Reading Review
Use this as a post-reading activity to help your student reflect on the stories or the book that they have just read. Use this activity for young students or reluctant writers, in lieu of a written book review.
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PreK - 2nd
Reading assessment
Sight words are words that are used frequently in reading and writing. Because these words are used so often, readers must be able to recognize them quickly without having to sound them out.
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Questions for reading area
A selection of questions to display in your reading area for children to think about when they have finished a book.
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1st - 3rd
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