Many classes now have access to iPads and other devices that will allow the students to use QR scanners during centers or even independent work time. NOTE: This is the BUNDLE. If you already own any of the following items, do not buy this bundle. By buying this bundle instead of all sets individually though, you will be saving money. Bundle Includes: 5th-6th Grade Inference Mysteries 5th-6th Grade Main Idea Mysteries 5th-6th Grade Context Clue Mysteries I have created a set of mysteries where the students can work on their context clues, main idea, and inferencing skills. These activities can be done with a QR scanner or without one. If you do not want to use the QR scanner, just pass the mystery cards out to the students or have them available in the center. The students can just read the cards and fill in the task sheet. To use the QR scanner, have the cards with QR codes available in the center or during the activity. The students will scan a card and the mystery will pop up on their screen! They can read the mystery then fill in the task sheet. (QR Reader) is the app I use as my scanner and I love it! :) After the students are completely finished, you can give them the final “answer” QR code and they can scan it to check their answers! I love when students can be independent but still be learning and having fun! These are a great way to integrate technology and get your students familiar with using these devices! 8 Fiction and 8 Informational Mysteries are included for EACH skill! (24 Fiction and 24 Informational Cards Total in this Bundle!) NOTE: These are not actual mysteries! :) These are just called mysteries because the students have to determine the word meanings of the bold/underlined words, inferences from the text, and the main idea of the text. You will love the low prep of this activity! Enjoy! Special Note: The QR codes in the preview do not actually work. They will send you to my shop. I did this to protect my product while still being able to show you the look of the product. PLEASE READ BEFORE PURCHASING: The QR Codes on these cards are made with shortened QR links. PLEASE be certain your district allows shortened links or you can gain temporary access to shortened links if they are blocked. Discuss this with your technology person before purchasing! Thank you!

We all know that engaging students is important. But do you ever struggle with unique ways to engage your students? I know I do. One night, while laying in bed, I came up with a fun idea for teaching certain concepts. Life-Size Game Boards. Pretty cool huh? To make this happen, you will need to do a little prep. However, it will be very worth it! Make sure you have large dice, cups and the board game tiles. (I linked my affiliate links for these in the preview and the actual product if you need them!) Print the clip art people, laminate and cut them out. Using binder clips, clip them to the cups. (See example pictures.) Lay out the game board tiles in any formation that looks like a game board. Use masking tape or packing tape, tape the cards to the tiles. Unlike my other games, there are no cards with this one just the poem. Make sure to print and laminate the poem. Students will read the poem first, roll ONE die, and do the task on the board. If the student lands on a blank square, have them choose any task on the board to do. If the student gets it correct, they stay on the board. If the student misses, they go back to the beginning! The first student to the end wins! I have done this game before, just not on a life-size game board until now! (Note: Pictures in the preview and cover page are sample pictures of the vocabulary life-size game, but the concept is the same.)

Great practice for Guide Words! Students will learn about guide words, play games, complete task cards, and show mastery through the assessment activities! This file includes: Guide Word Journal Page for student to glue in their journals Guide Word Task Cards (16) Guide Word Board Game-with instructions and game cards! Guide Word Task Sheet for Game Guide Word Independent Activity for Assessing Guide Word Cut and Paste Activity Guide Word Puzzles with Task Sheet Sure to help students with those crazy Guide Words! :)

Editable version of my Life-Size Game Boards! Edit these to match any concept you need! NOTE: This is NOT for commercial use! You are not allowed to make a game using this and resell it. You will be violating copyright laws if you do this. Thank you in advance. We all know that engaging students is important. But do you ever struggle with unique ways to engage your students? I know I do. One night, while laying in bed, I came up with a fun idea for teaching certain concepts. Life-Size Game Boards. Pretty cool huh? To make this happen, you will need to do a little prep. However, it will be very worth it! -Make sure you have large dice, cups and the board game tiles. (I linked my affiliate links for these in the product if you need them!) -Print the clip art people, laminate and cut them out. Using binder clips, clip them to the cups. (See example pictures.) -Type the questions or information you want in the squares (the text boxes are provided) -(Optional) There are editable question cards provided in case you make a game that you need question cards. -Lay out the game board tiles in any formation that looks like a game board. -There are no extra cards with this one like my other games. The questions are on the board. -Use masking tape or packing tape, tape the cards to the tiles. Students will roll ONE die, and do the task on the board. If the student lands on a blank square, have them choose any task on the board to do. If the student gets it correct, they stay on the board. If the student misses, they go back to the beginning! First student to the end wins! Note: To edit, just type in the text boxes provided.

Share Reading Lesson Plans for the ENTIRE YEAR! These plans are written for ANY book, you simply choose the book you want to use with your students, then follow the lesson plans. The lesson plans are written using 5 comprehension strategies: Asking Questions Visualization Making Inferences Determining Text Importance Making Connections Each Skill Includes: 6 Lesson Plans 6 Vocabulary Charts 6 Graphic Organizers for During Reading 6 Open Ended Assessments for After Reading 150 Pages IN ALL! Product also includes a Guide to Use to help you with any questions you may have, and also a PACING GUIDE. BOOK SUGGESTIONS ARE NOW INCLUDED! 30 Weeks of Lesson Plans (every sixth week is used for review.) Check out the preview for a two week sample of lesson plans vocabulary charts, graphic organizers and assessments. Hope you enjoy!! :)

Text Level: K (leveled based on Fountas and Pinnell) If you are looking for an engaging reading passage about the Daylight Savings Time, you have found it! This reading passage is an informational passage about Daylight Savings Time. It includes a reading passage, comprehension questions, an answer key, two inference exercises, and a writing prompt, and a digital version of the product to use in Google Slides. The students will enjoy reading about Daylight Savings Time and doing the activities. This is perfect for literacy centers, whole group, partner work, or independent work. The reading passage is appropriate for 1st-3rd graders. 1st Grade: Will be able to read with some assistance. (Partner reading encouraged) 2nd Grade: Will be able to read independently. 3rd Grade: Will be able to read independently. To use the digital version, please follow the instructions in the product and find the link located in the product.

Leveled Text: November Reading Passages Text Levels: J, K, M, Q, V (leveled based on Fountas and Pinnell) If you are looking for engaging reading passages, you have found them! This reading passage set includes fiction, informational and procedural texts. There are SIX reading passages. Each come with comprehension questions, an answer key, two inference exercises, and a writing prompt, and a digital version of the product to use in Google Slides. (Only six passages because of Thanksgiving Break. The price has been reduced to reflect only 6 passages.) These are perfect for literacy centers, whole group, partner work, or independent work. Passages are leveled according to Fountas and Pinnell. Find my Reading Correlation Chart to match these levels to your students. To use the digital versions, please follow the instructions in the product and find the link located in the product. These passages are great for engaging your students in meaningful reading and questions while being themed for November.

I am obsessed with having anchor charts hanging in my classroom! I love the way they look and I also love how much they help the students throughout the year! One problem though…I am not an artist. I never have been! So my anchor charts could never look fancy because I couldn’t draw the components I needed. I guess you could say they were not Pinterest worthy! :) I decided to start making my own using clip-art and cute fonts that I already have! I wanted to make these available to you also! The process is simple! Product Includes: -Flexible Seating -Restroom Rules -Quality Work -Group Guidelines -Hallway Rules -Substitute -Grades and What They Mean -Reporting or Tattling? So with a simple click to purchase, you will have easily made anchor charts right at your fingertips! Check out the preview to see what my anchor charts look like for my classroom! :)

Leveled Text: December Reading Passages Text Levels: L, P, S, X, Y (leveled based on Fountas and Pinnell) If you are looking for engaging reading passages, you have found them! This reading passage set includes fiction, informational and procedural texts. There are SIX reading passages. Each come with comprehension questions, an answer key, two inference exercises, and a writing prompt, and a digital version of the product to use in Google Slides. (Only six passages because of Christmas Break. The price has been reduced to reflect only 6 passages.) These are perfect for literacy centers, whole group, partner work, or independent work. Passages are leveled according to Fountas and Pinnell. Find my Reading Correlation Chart to match these levels to your students. To use the digital versions, please follow the instructions in the product and find the link located in the product. These passages are great for engaging your students in meaningful reading and questions while being themed for December.

Use pumpkins to help teach procedural text! This set is engaging to kids and easy prep for the teacher! Below is a list of activities included! Pumpkin Passage: Read the passage and answer the questions. Planting a Pumpkin Card: Read the card so you will know the different steps for the pumpkin chain. Pumpkin Chain: Cut out the pieces of the chain and put them in order…making a chain. Pumpkin Photo Inference: Look at the pumpkin photo and make three inferences about the photo.

Literacy Unit on Patricia Polacco’s “An Orange for Frankie” Includes: Complete Lesson Plan Comprehension Questions Critical Thinking Questions Vocabulary Cards Vocabulary Assessment Sequence Game Instructions Sequence Game and Cards Game Board Connection Graphic Organizer Character Chart Author’s Purpose Graphic Organizer Summary Page 4 Writing Prompt Pages ANSWER KEYS NOW INCLUDED!

Literacy Unit on Patricia Polacco’s “Christmas Tapestry” Includes: Comprehension Questions Critical Thinking Questions Vocabulary Cards Vocabulary Assessment Sequence Game and Cards Game Board Connection Graphic Organizer Character Chart Author’s Purpose Graphic Organizer Summary Page 4 Writing Prompt Pages Answer Keys Included!

We all know that engaging students is important. But do you ever struggle with unique ways to engage your students? I know I do. One night, while laying in bed, I came up with a fun idea for teaching certain concepts. Life-Size Game Boards. Pretty cool huh? To make this happen, you will need to do a little prep. However, it will be very worth it! Make sure you have large dice, cups and the board game tiles. (I linked my affiliate links for these in the preview and the actual product if you need them!) Print the clip art people, laminate and cut them out. Using binder clips, clip them to the cups. (See example pictures.) Lay out the game board tiles in any formation that looks like a game board. Print, cut and laminate the question cards. Use masking tape or packing tape, tape the cards to the tiles. Edit the vocabulary cards (the students will draw a word from the pile each turn) to match the vocabulary words you need. Students will roll ONE die, draw a card, and do the task on the board. If the student lands on a blank square, have them choose any task on the board to do. If the student gets it correct, they stay on the board. If the student misses, they go back to the beginning! First student to the end wins! I have done this game before, just not on a life-size game board until now! I just love it! This particular game is for vocabulary. You can add any vocabulary words you need your students to master. The vocabulary cards (not the game squares) are editable.

We all know that engaging students is important. But do you ever struggle with unique ways to engage your students? I know I do. One night, while laying in bed, I came up with a fun idea for teaching certain concepts. Life-Size Game Boards. Pretty cool huh? To make this happen, you will need to do a little prep. However, it will be very worth it! Make sure you have large dice, cups and the board game tiles. (I linked my affiliate links for these in the preview and the actual product if you need them!) Print the clip art people, laminate and cut them out. Using binder clips, clip them to the cups. (See example pictures.) Lay out the game board tiles in any formation that looks like a game board. Print, cut and laminate the question cards. Use masking tape or packing tape, tape the cards to the tiles. Edit the cards (the students will draw a word from the pile each turn) to match the trait words you need. Students will roll ONE die, draw a card, and do the task on the board. If the student lands on a blank square, have them choose any task on the board to do. If the student gets it correct, they stay on the board. If the student misses, they go back to the beginning! First student to the end wins! I have done this game before, just not on a life-size game board until now! I just love it! This particular game is for character traits. You can add any trait words you need your students to master. The trait cards (not the game squares) are editable.

Finally! Here you have it! a foldable flipbook that is completely editable, and for commercieal use in your store! When you download this product, you will be getting a 4-flap, 6-flap, and 8-flap flipbook. Already measured out and ready to print. All you have to do is add your text. NOTE: There is red text on EACH slide…this is so you will know what information to type on each slide. DELETE the red information BEFORE printing! NOTE: READ INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE PRINTING! Instructions are included in the document! They take you step by step through the process! It is easy! You can do: Math Vocabulary Life Cycles Figurative Language Elements of a Story Elements of Poetry OR ANYTHING ELSE! Just add your text, (the original boxes ARE NOT EDITABLE so they will print correctly), add in the instruction page for your buyers (included with the product) and save as a PDF. Then upload to your store. You now have a flipbook foldable for sale! The instruction page includes pictures that help with assembly and you are welcome to direct any questions to me: Hillary 3986@gmail.com if need be. I have used this with my team here and not told them ANYTHING about it. I had them download, read the instructions and they found it was SIMPLE! Yay! lol. These flipbooks can be the death of me, so I wanted to create one that you could all use for your shops if you want! TERMS OF USE: -You are not allowed to share this with other sellers -You are not allowed to upload the blank template to your shop -You are allowed to fill in information and upload this as a product in your show for commercial use -You are allowed to enjoy the simplicity of these and relax more! :) Please let me know if you have any questions PRIOR to purchase! You are NOT purchasing the flipbook in the picture. This is one I created for my shop using these templates though! The templates you are purchasing ARE BLANK! :)

Over 720 Pages of Lesson Plans, Leveled Passages (from my Leveled Text Bundle), Anecdotal Records Sheets, Vocabulary Pages and Graphic Organizers! Fully Editable Lesson Plans and Schedule are Included! A Pacing Guide for Low, Middle and High Groups and a Sample Schedule has been added! This product includes 34 weeks of Guided Reading Lesson Plans for the teacher and activities for the students! 3rd Grade Leveled Texts are now included with each lesson! Levels N, O and P. These are from my Leveled Text Bundle but are divided up to match skills. However, if you have very low students or very high students, you may want to purchase my Leveled Text Growing Bundle! You can use your own books though also! Also, note some of the texts will repeat on another skill later in the year. What is included in this bundle? 17 CCSS Aligned and 19 TEKS Aligned Skills are broken down into 9 day segments of lessons equaling 34 weeks! WITHIN EACH LESSON: • A CCSS Skills (or TEKS Skills) Binder Divider Page • Leveled Texts • A brief vocabulary table activity to begin your small group lesson. You choose the words from the book you are using for your lesson. • A “Before Reading” mini-lesson and book talk. • “During Reading” questions stems. • “After Reading” assessment or wrap up activity. • Vocabulary Dice Task Sheet • Anecdotal Record Form to fill out on students. THESE ARE GREAT PRINT AND GO LESSONS AND RESOURCES TO PUT IN A BINDER!

Use Lemonade to help teach procedural text! This set is engaging to kids and easy prep for the teacher! Below is a list of activities included! Lemonade Passage: Read the passage and answer the questions. Recipe Card: Read the recipe card. Lemonade Chain: Cut out the pieces of the chain and put them in order…making a chain. Inferred Steps: Procedural text doesn’t always include all of the steps we need. Read the inferred steps on the puzzle pieces, cut them out, and glue them on the next page in the correct order. Updated Recipe Card: Fill in the steps on the updated recipe card (including the three inferred steps.) All steps should be in logical order.

I am obsessed with this activity! It is really 3 practice procedural text activities rolled into one lesson! In groups, students will start with by solving a letter mystery to spell out the word PROCEDURE. Once that is done, they will flip those cards over to solve another procedural text mystery by pulling instruction cards out of a bag and putting them in order. Finally, they will fill out a higher level questioning task sheet about the instruction cards! The students will have to justify their answers and solve the final mystery of “what they are making or creating.” All of these three components are connected to make less work on the teacher and create more engagement for the students! Here are the teacher instructions that are provided in the product! Please check out the preview also! Teacher Instructions: Each table will receive a set of PROCEDURE letter cards (these cards should be folded on the dotted line with the words folded BACK behind the letter and mixed up.) Each table will also receive a PROCEDURAL TEXT MYSTERY Card and a set of card instructions (6) for procedure they have to put in order and the task sheet that goes with it. Putting these all in baggies will help! I also run each group off on different color paper! Each table will FIRST complete the PROCEDURAL TEXT MYSTERY CARD with the PROCEDURE letters. The students will follow the instructions on the card to put the letters in order. (The students will not know what word these letters spell until the follow the instructions on the card. Next, they will flip each letter card over and follow the instructions on the back of that card. While they are following those instructions, they will be ordering the 6 procedure cards and filling in their task sheet. You or the students can check the answer keys provided to see if they did the procedure correctly! In the end, the students have completed three procedural text activities rolled into one! There are enough for 5 groups to each have a different procedural text instruction set! Procedural Instructions Include: -Grilled Cheese -Play-Doh -Lemonade -Tic-Tac-Toe -Drawing a Snowman If this seems confusing, I will be doing a FACEBOOK Live video tonight and you can see what this activity is all about! You will be able to find it here after it is completed! Facebook Live Video I hope you will check this out! My students love this activity and it is great for an observation or just to review procedural text! Answer Keys are Included!

Pre-K and Kindergarten children need to practice writing their names daily but using boring handwriting lines each and every day can cause a child to dislike practicing their name. These Name Writing Practice pages are engaging, fun and keep the children interested! Included in this Product: –I Can Write My Name –I Can Write My Name (with months so you can see the progress.) –Trace It, Check It (a weekly page that is editable) –Rainbow Writing –A Customizable (Editable) I Can Write My Name Page –Alphabet Cracker Name (I used Scrabble Cheese Its with this!) Students build their name, then practice writing it! (and enjoy their snack!) :) –Alphabet Sticker Name (Students build their name, then practice writing it!) These are no prep, just print and go pages. You can send them home as practice or do them during class! These work great for morning work and the students are sure to love them! Check out the preview to see my Kindergarten son using these! He loved them!!

This product is an entire year of Literacy Centers for 2nd 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 and you can add your 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 are looking to see some real photos of these, check out my Literacy Center Photos to see how these look on colored paper and paired next to each other! 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.