This is a Peer Evaluation For Group Work, Presentations, Cooperative Tasks, and Team Assignments. This package has 12 different peer evaluation forms for larger groups as well as pairs. You can use these Peer Evaluations in any subject at any level. Included is a printable PDF file as well as an editable Google Doc.

Would you rather questions require your students to evaluate two different but seemingly equally appealing/unappealing options. They then have to explain their choice. Students love these questions. This resource has 48 different Would You Rather questions for a large range of grades. If you don’t like the questions or want to change them you can as it comes with an editable Google Doc. Resource include: • Blank template you can edit using Google Docs • 12 pages with 4 Would You Rather School Questions on each page. These questions are made for students!

This reading response resource works great for all types of reading; fiction, non-fiction, listen to reading, etc. This resource works great as a printed handout or in Chromebook/iPad classes! Included is a printable PDF file as well as an editable Google Doc. You can print out a copy for your students, or share them the digital file and have them create digital notes.

This resource works great while teaching Main Idea & Details to help students organize their thoughts. It works with any text. This graphic organizer can be utilized during reading or literacy, guided reading, shared reading, or independent reading. Students record the main idea of the text and the details that support the main idea. This resource comes in three styles, all are editable in Google Docs. Included is a printable PDF file as well as an editable Google Doc. This way you can share the organizer with your class and they can use it digitally. You can also make changes if you please. Or just print out the style that suits your class the best.

Students struggle writing sentences that contain a subject, predicate and details. This graphic organizer ensures that their sentence includes a subject When?, Who?, Is Doing What?, Where? and Why? This resource can be used with students’ original sentences or based a story they have read. This resource has two different styles, both editable in Google Docs. Included is a printable PDF file as well as an editable Google Doc. This way you can share the organizer with your class and they can use it digitally. You can also make changes if you please. Or just print out the style that suits your class the best.

This resource is great for character analysis on any text. It will help lead to an essay or provide your students an opportunity to analyze a character based on their own thoughts, the narrative’s description and the student’s own reaction. This resource has three different styles, all editable in Google Docs. Use the style you like. Included is a printable PDF file as well as an editable Google Doc. This way you can share the organizer with your class and they can use it digitally. You can also make changes if you please. Or just print out the style that suits your class the best.

Students can write using this graphic organizer. It is based on the OREO Acronym. Students state an Opinion, provide Reasons for their opinion, give Examples supporting their opinion, and finally, restate their Opinion. This resource includes a two styles in a printable PDF file as well as an editable Google Doc. Share it with your students on Google Classroom or print it out for them. The choice is yours!

What is Story Mapping: • It is a graphic organizer • Helps students learn details from novels, short stories, any informational text • There are many types of story maps This package includes • How to use it with Google Docs • About Story Maps • 10 different story mapping handouts Pick and choose the story map handouts you want to use based on your students readings and needs. Since this package comes in an editable Google Doc, you can also make changes where you feel is necessary. Print them out or use them digitally on Google Docs!

There is no one right way to conduct literacy circles. The approach may change from class to class, teacher to teacher, student to student and sometimes-even day to day. What Are Literacy Circles? • Small groups of students meet to discuss reading passages (poems, short stories, novels, fiction or nonfiction). • The discussion is student directed and student centered. • The discussion is guided by the students’ response to what they have read. • The circles allow students to engage in critical thinking and reflection through reading, discussing and responding to literature. • Students are enthusiastic, motivated and actively involved. This package includes • How to use it with Google Docs • About Literacy Circles • 10 different handouts This package includes the following handouts: • Discuss • Connect • Summarize • Vocabulary • Illustrate • Fact Finder • Timeline • Connection • Conflicts • Character Traits Pick and choose the literacy circle handouts you want to use based on your students readings and needs. Since this package comes in an editable Google Doc, you can also make changes where you feel is necessary. Print them out or use them digitally on Google Docs!