This product is an entire year of Literacy Centers for 3rd grade students. 36 Weeks (Approximately 700 pages) of Literacy Center Activities! Centers Included: Instruction Pages (and an editable version too!) Reading Response Comprehension Vocabulary (Also includes an editable version so you can add your own words, just add a text box in the blanks for your own words.) Writing Centers include hands on activities, partner activities, and gives the students great exposure to reading comprehension. Centers are all aligned to Common Core Standards AND TEKS (Texas Standards) Each week contains one activity for you to leave in the center for the entire week. Students are meant to rotate to that activity throughout the week as well as other centers. A rotation schedule is given as well as a guide to use on how to use this product appropriately. Each center activity includes a student instruction page for you to print off and leave in the center all week. Each center activity is meant to be an independent or partner activity so you can conduct small groups during this time. Students should be challenged but able to complete the activity with minimal help from the teacher. (The student instruction page really helps in this area.) These are print and go centers, no prep required except providing a book! If you would like to see real photos of these, check out my Literacy Center Photos to see how these look on colored paper and when they are paired together. NOTE Some of these activities are the same each six weeks, but the students will create different versions of them. This helps the students understand what activity they are doing and get into a routine with centers.

This product is an entire year of Literacy Centers for 4th grade students. 36 Weeks (Approximately 750 pages) of Literacy Center Activities! Centers Included: Instruction Pages (and an editable version too!) Reading Response Comprehension Vocabulary (Also includes an editable version so you can add your own words, just add a text box in the blanks for your own words.) Writing (activities for TEKS AND CCSS when they do not align with each other.) Centers include hands on activities, partner activities, and gives the students great exposure to reading comprehension. Centers are all aligned to Common Core Standards AND TEKS (Texas Standards) Each week contains one activity for you to leave in the center for the entire week. Students are meant to rotate to that activity throughout the week as well as other centers. A rotation schedule is given as well as a guide to use on how to use this product appropriately. Each center activity includes a student instruction page for you to print off and leave in the center all week. Each center activity is meant to be an independent or partner activity so you can conduct small groups during this time. Students should be challenged but able to complete the activity with minimal help from the teacher. (The student instruction page really helps in this area.) These are print and go centers, no prep required except providing a book! If you would like to see real photos of these, check out my Literacy Center Photos to see how these look on colored paper and when they are paired together. NOTE Some of these activities are the same each six weeks, but the students will create different versions of them. This helps the students understand what activity they are doing and get into a routine with centers.

Task cards with many activities to go with ANY book the student has read or is reading! Simply place one task card per table or group, have the students roll a die and each will have a different to do with a book they are reading or have read. Great for books the teacher has read to the class too! Use these during centers, when a sub is there, free time, to wrap up a read aloud in class, or for those fast finishers. Reading Topics Include: Content Area Reading Text Features Main Idea Summary Character Non-Fiction Reading Fiction Reading Poetry Writing (about books) Chapter Reading Compare and Contrast Fiction Elements And much more! These are very student-led activities, the teacher can simply watch the students create wonderful things to go with their books!

An easy to use Parts of Speech Flipbook! Includes 8 flaps (7 words and a title flap) for teaching Parts of Speech! Parts of Speech Included: Nouns Verbs Adverbs Pronouns Adjectives Conjunctions Prepositions Parts of Speech are not always easy to teach! This flipbook will help teach the concepts in a fun and interactive way. You can partner students up to have then assemble these, or you can assemble these for the students! My students keep these year round and refer to them often! Each flap includes the definition of the word and either a writing activity or example for the students. DETAILED instructions and assembly pictures are included to help you put together these flipbooks! You will notice when you download that some of the text is upside down, this is for a reason! Do not panic! :) My entire team has used these (without my help.) I just made them read the instructions and assemble. They found it very easy! There is nothing more that I hate than downloading a product and not being able to figure out how to use it! I assure you, this is simple! :)

An easy to use Fiction Elements Flipbook! Includes 8 flaps (7 words and a title flap) for teaching fiction elements!) Fiction Elements Included: Point of View Character Theme Problem Solution Plot Setting Fiction Elements are the foundation for students understanding fiction stories! This flipbook will help teach the concepts in a fun and interactive way. You can partner students up to have then assemble these, or you can assemble these for the students! My students keep these year round and refer to them often! Each flap includes the definition of the word and open-ended questions about that element that can go with any fiction book. DETAILED instructions and assembly pictures are included to help you put together these flipbooks! You will notice when you download that some of the text is upside down, this is for a reason! Do not panic! :) My entire team has used these (without my help.) I just made them read the instructions and assemble. They found it very easy! There is nothing more that I hate than downloading a product and not being able to figure out how to use it! I assure you, this is simple! :)