ELA/Writing

Do you ever get stuck on how to prompt a student for a response during reading? Do your students ever get stuck on how to respond in writing? Utilizing sentence frames, helps students of all proficiency levels incorporate higher levels...

Do your students get stumped on how to response to what they read? This Convenient, Easy to Use Set of Prompts and Sentence Frame Table Tents are your solution! These 7 Color-Coded sets will help your students Develop Independence Build...

This resource includes nine plural rules anchor charts for display. They can also be printed in a multiple page format so that they can be easily added to a continuing learning log, lapbook, or notebook. These charts can also be used as headings for...

Engaging lesson and activity, with a Thanksgiving Theme to teach how to write more descriptive sentences using Who, What, When, Where, Why and How.  In this COMPLETE LESSON PLAN, watch the the scene grow details as the sentence grows...

Engaging lesson and activity, with a Halloween Theme to teach how to write more descriptive sentences using Who, What, When, Where, Why and How.  In this COMPLETE LESSON PLAN, watch the the scene grow details as the sentence grows...

Are you looking tools to help a child develop independence when reading unfamiliar text?  Cueing and Prompting Strategies are an excellent way to focus on and enhance what the reader knows. More effectively reaches individual needs...

Students will practice understanding non-fiction text structure with these simple task cards.  This product is great for differentiated instruction  Students can work in teams, groups, or individually to highlight the key words that help them...

Teachers can hang these posters in their classroom library, around the room, or print them smaller so that students can have copies to refer back to while reading. 

This power point is meant as a year long daily activity to increase accuracy and understanding of how to use a dictionary. The 180 words have been carefully selected to assist the student with vocabulary building as well. We have included slides that can...

This resource was designed for third through fifth grade students. You can use it as a stand alone mini-unit or as a supplement to your existing study. It explains main clauses, subordinate clauses, conjunctions, compound and complex sentences. ...

This resource contains 22 graphic organizers for 18 different skills including:Character web, retelling chart, story map, conflict map, writing a summary, plot diagram, comparing information, cause and effect, drawing conclusions, making inferences, main...

This is an excellent resource for those students as the begin to learn about Greek and Latin root words. These full color charts can be displayed as you learn a new root or kept up all year as a handy resource. They can also be printed for the student to...