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Elementary english language arts resources for Microsoft Word and for parents
Prekindergarten Preschool Yearly Assessment Report NEW!!
This working assessment report allows you to document reading and mathematical gain throughout the year on one report. It allows for five periodical documentation of letters and numbers gain *Sept., Nov., Jan., Mar., & May* and three seasonal documentations of writing, early literacy skills, shapes, and colors. Simply use color-coded or seasonal-coded sections and you'll be able to keep an entire classroom assessment and gain data in one binder!Need more? Would you also like to document soci
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PreK - K
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Fourth Grade Report Card Template for Common Core Standards Based Grading
This report card is fully aligned with the Common Core Standards. ELA and Mathematics sections are directly from the Common Core. There are shorter, more generic sections for Social Studies, Science and Social Skills/ Work habits. This report card is presented in Microsoft Word and is fully editable. Fits on one 8 1/2 x 11 page, using front and back. Includes a version for trimester reporting and a version for quarterly reporting. I hope you find this useful! Thanks, AnneP.S. - This i
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4th
Fifth Grade Common Core Standards Based Progress Report/Report Card {Editable}
This report card is fully aligned with the Common Core Standards. ELA and Mathematics sections are directly from the Common Core. There are shorter, more generic sections for Social Studies, Science and Social Skills/ Work habits. This report card is presented in Microsoft Word and is fully editable. Fits on one 8 1/2 x 11 page, using front and back. Includes a version for trimester reporting and a version for quarterly reporting. If you see things you suggest changing, please let me kn
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5th
Reading Comprehension Questions- For Parents to Ask Their Children
These are questions for a parent to ask their child when reading at home. There are questions for before reading a book and after reading a book. The questions are in English and Spanish. I put a copy of this page in students' take home book bags so that parents can work with students at home on comprehension.
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K - 2nd
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Read Across America Spirit Week Flyer
LOOK AT DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY! I AM WILLING TO HELP YOU MAKE THE VERSION YOU RECEIVE THE SAME AS THE PHOTOGRAPHS.This flyer can be used for spirit week dress up days!In the preview you can see the clipart images I used. These images came from the site below. These images are free for personal use. Please email me if you need help adding in these images. https://www.cleanpng.com/free/dr-seuss.htmlPlease email me (mforte@nwsd.org) if you would like a pdf version and I will send it your way.The fon
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PreK - 12th
Celebrate Dress Up Days Spirit Week Read Across America Flyer Letter
This is a Microsoft word document that can be easily edited to meet your classroom plans. Included are 15 of Dr. Seuss' most popular read-aloud titles. I've included a dress-up idea to match each book title, however you can edit that text (or rearrange the book images) to whatever you prefer! Have fun celebrating!
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Fountas and Pinnell Reading Level Parent Letter
This document gives an example of a text on each of the Fountas and Pinnell reading levels. It also explains to parents, what the assessment indicates and reading behaviors associated with each of the reading levels, A-Z.
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K - 12th
Sentence combining daily warm-up writing practice
Never scramble for a warm-up activity again! This 40 page unit includes 200 warm-ups clearly organized so you never repeat a single day. The sentences can be cut apart and given to your students each day, or handed out as a weekly sheet. The pages start in mid-August, and run through mid-June, so that your entire school year is covered. I’ve included sentences for holiday breaks also, so that home-school students can continue working, or they can be given for students who need extra practice. Pr
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4th - 6th
Response to Intervention Parent Letters
This resource contains 10 parent letters each one explaining a different literacy intervention program and what they, as parents, can do at home to support their child. You can add your own dates at the top of the letters and who to contact at the bottom. The letters are for the following literacy interventions:
Corrective Reading
Early Reading Intervention (ERI)
Fast Tracks
Fluency First
Language!
Making Connections
Phonics for Reading
Read Naturally
Words Their Way
Enrichment
All of the wo
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K - 6th
Kindergarten Report Card Comments
Attached you will find report card comments that you can copy and paste into report cards, making your life so much easier! There are 4 categories. The first being a general one for most students, then ones that are below grade level. The next 3 categories are for scholars on grade level, working to be on grade level,and then below grade level. In each grade level category it's broken up into Q1,Q2,Q3.Q4 (Quarter) and for each quarter there is a girl and boy comment for literacy and for math, th
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K
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comprehension questions for parents to use at home in English and SPANISH
This document has comprehension questions in 12 categories that parents can use at home to talk to their children about what they're reading. It is also translated in Spanish. Parents will find this really helpful because they will actually know what to ask!
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PreK - 12th
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Kindergarten Progress Reports for All 4 Quarters
Each progress report focuses on major concepts that are worked on for each quarter as well as social and behavior skills. The reports are in sequence with my school's pacing guide and aligned with common core. I have made the reports editable so you can change any goals to match your pacing guide if needed.
If you have any problems editing, please let me know and I'd be more than happy to make any changes needed for you.
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K
Yearbook Club Application
After lots of research, I created this thorough yearbook club application. I used this one for 5th - 8th grade students at my school, but it can easily be modified to fit your needs. It could really be used as-is for high school - just take out where it says 5th- 8th ;)
The application is 6 pages long and includes:
*Student application (fill in, circle, and short answer essay questions)
*Teacher recommendations (2 teachers)
*Parent letter
*Parent approval form
There are a few places where you w
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5th - 12th
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Summer Reading List - 5th grade entering 6th
Two page summer reading list, including a variety of genres and levels. Most titles include summaries. Feel free to edit at will. Developed for 5th graders entering 6th grade, but many titles appropriate for older and younger students.
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4th - 6th
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Black History Month Project Letter and Rubric
For project-based learning, we used this during the month of February to help our students come up with some amazing projects to display at our school. This is editable with Microsoft Word and includes a letter to parents (including an example) and the rubric by which projects may be graded. Rubric may be printed on the reverse side of the hand out so that students and parents know what is expected. The PDF version is newly available and looks much nicer; include your due date before copying and
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1st - 3rd
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Special Education Daily Communication Sheet
Multi-functional Daily Communication Sheet between teacher, therapists, and parents. Teachers and/or students can indicate the activities (Boardmaker Symbols paired with written word) that were completed throughout the day and correspondence can be written home daily. Communication sheet can be customized to include teacher and therapist names and teacher contact information (email and phone number) in the footer at the bottom of the page.
The Picture Communication Symbols ©1981–2015 by May
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PreK - 5th
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
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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WONDERS Gr. 2 High Frequency Sight Word Lists
Second Grade high frequency/sight words Unit 1-Unit 6 from the Wonders series. Print front/back for placement in Take-Home Folders so parents can review quickly and easily at night when they have time.
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2nd
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Summer Reading List - 4th grade entering 5th
Two page summer reading list, including a variety of genres and levels. Most titles include summaries. Feel free to edit at will. Developed for 4th graders entering 5th grade, but many titles appropriate for older and younger students.
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3rd - 6th
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NEW HMH Structured Literacy Grade 1 Word Lists (high freq, heart, & spelling)
HMH Into Reading has moved to a structured literacy approach option this year & many schools are mandating this move. This 24 page bundle includes 10 modules worth of high frequency words, 12 modules of non-decodable "heart words", and 12 modules of spelling lists (3 lists per module) that align with the HMH weekly curriculum for 1st grade.*Note I did look through the Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade non-decodable heart words to ensure if I removed a word completely off the list that was pr
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1st
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Weekly Homework Sheet Editable
Blank weekly homework sheet that's editable. Just type and go!I used to use the columns to the right for "Important things to know" and an inspiring quote section but you can use it as you see fit!Thanks for looking and please be sure to check out my other listings!
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PreK - 12th
Report Card Comments for Reading, Writing and Work Habits
Ever struggle for the right words to say to parents when it comes time for report cards and parent teacher conferences? This resource is a collection of some sample ELA comments, as well as work habits and behavior comments. The comments for reading and writing focus on an area the student is struggling with and suggestions for parents to help their child with it.
Just plug in your student's name and adjust the pronouns (he/she, himself/herself). You can mix and match the comments as needs to f
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3rd - 6th
Rhymes and Rhythms! 72 Instant Activities to Teach Favorite Nursery Rhymes
From The Ants Go Marching to Yankee Doodle, this collection of favorite Traditional Nursery Rhymes and Rhythms (and activities to teach them) will have you and your children moving and learning in an instant! You'll love having the words to all of those rhymes...as well as knowing that you can pick up your Rhymes and Rhythms Ring (instructions included) and be ready to teach in a moment--no additional preparation required!
Perfect for Circle Time, transitions, literacy centers, and those wait
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PreK - 1st
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Importance of learning English language arts
English language arts (ELA) concepts — reading, writing, listening, and speaking — empower students to become effective communicators, critical thinkers, and lifelong learners. They are the foundation for all other types of learning as students must rely on ELA skills to master content from other subject areas and communicate what they’ve learned.
Strong reading skills can help students make sense of written content, and gather information for further analysis. Writing skills can help students articulate their ideas, construct arguments, and synthesize information. And speaking and listening skills empower students to clearly present their ideas, participate in group discussions, and collaborate with their classmates. This is why teaching English language arts is critically important for student’s success in school and beyond.
Benefits of learning English language arts
Learning English language arts offers many benefits to students both in school and beyond. It helps students:
- Develop effective communication skills
- Build critical thinking and analytical skills
- Nurture their creativity and imagination
By ensuring that students have a solid foundation in English language arts, teachers can help set them up for future success.
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