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Middle school literature centers for Microsoft Excel
Baseball in April and Other Stories Battle Questions & Tracker
These questions are written in the standard Battle of the Book format, "In which book...", shared in an Excel file so you can edit or mix and match questions in your own file.
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5th - 8th
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Grades K-8 Math Literature Library
Do you prefer teaching reading rather than math? Then connect math to literature by finding literature to teach math topics. This excel spreadsheet will tell you which literature books connect to which math topics at grades K-8. It is sorted by math content, so if you know what you want to teach, just scroll down to that math content, and the related children's books will appear. It's simple to use and has 2952 entries listed.
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K - 8th
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Direct vs. Indirect Characterization Card Sort
I did not include a key for either of these card sorts. In many cases, it depends on the level of the anlaysis the students are thinking at. I am more interested in the text evidence and explanation they give for their sorting.This card sort includes 2 levels of determining direct versus indirect characterization. Level one is simple direct and indirect. Level 2 looks more specifically at how the characterization was developed: action, affect, thoughts, words...
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Grades 6-8 Math Literature Library
Connect math to literature by finding literature to teach math topics. This excel spreadsheet will tell you which literature books connect to which math topics at grades 6 - 8. It is sorted by math content, so if you know what you want to teach, just scroll down to that math content, and the related children's books will appear. It's simple to use and has 267 entries listed.
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6th - 8th
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Questioning Cards
Use cards as a game to ask questions about a text. Students roll a color dice/spin a color wheel and a number dice. The color dice determines which question they need to answer. When they answer correctly, they get the points that are listed on the number dice.
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2nd - 8th
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Character Traits and Definitions for Excel or Numbers
Students often have a difficult time describing characters. Why not allow students to research different character traits and create a list to refer back to when describing a character. Available for Excel or Numbers, students can use this chart to record and organize their character traits and definitions to easily use in the future.
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1st - 7th
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Reading Record Form
This is a great tool for keeping track of the books students read. Each student has their own form, and all forms are kept in a "reading record" binder. The students fill out the form each time they finish a book. They love to receive this form at the end of the year to show-off how much they read. It's also a great reference for you.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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I Have Who Has: Narrative Story Elements
This product is a looping activity/I Have Who Has to introduce or review narrative story elements. Featured vocabulary includes: character, plot, setting, theme, author's purpose, dialogue, quotation marks, narrative writing, conflict, and solution.
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3rd - 7th
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Virtual Weekly Reading Log
Whether you are teaching virtually or just moving your resources to a virtual platform, such as Google Classroom, use this weekly reading log to keep your students organized as they track their nightly reading goals. This reading log will allow you to keep track of your class at a glance. Students can post their book, page number, and a short reflection. It is manageable for you and them. You can make a new copy of this document for your online learning platform each week for your students' use!
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5th - 12th
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