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Comprehension Questions/Literacy: What Is the Declaration of Independence? No Prep
This book study is meant to be used with What is the Declaration of Independence? By Michael C. Harris. It is part of a series of books published by Grosset & Dunlap, a division of Penguin Group Inc. The Scholastic book order club often has these books and that is a great way to get free books using your bonus points.
The students love these books as they are simple but filled with tons of information and fascinating facts about different people in history and current.
We partner our students to share a book and work together to complete the activities. You can also use this product as a literacy center. It would also work great as an independent project to challenge your higher students, or in a guided reading group.
Included:
Common Core Standards
Answer keys
Comprehension questions for each chapter
Student centered questions to activate background knowledge
Main Idea/Details: You can decide to use the main idea/detail paper for several chapters as you please since this activity is open ended.
Cause/Effect
Summarizing
Haiku/Cinquain Poem: Teacher directions, student starter activity, draft page
Vocabulary Activity, also page with page numbers listed for differentiation
KWL
Primary Source Activity
Timeline
Writing- Critical Thinking
Black and White Cover page for student booklet
Activities with frames and without frames
Suggested Age Range: 8 - 12 years
Suggested Grade Level: 3 - 7
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Comprehension Questions/Literacy Activities: What Was the Boston Tea Party?
This book study is meant to be used with What Was the Boston Tea Party? By Kathleen Krull. The Scholastic book order club often has these books and that is a great way to get free books using your bonus points.
The students love these books as they are simple but filled with tons of information and fascinating facts about different people in past history and current. Suggested age range: 8-12. Suggested grade level: 3rd-7th.
We partner our students to share a book and work together to complete the activities. You can also use this product as a literacy center. It would also work great as an independent project to challenge your higher students, or in a guided reading group.
This product includes:
Student activity for each chapter
Answer keys
Student centered questions to activate background knowledge
Main Idea/Details: You can decide to use the main idea/detail paper for several chapters as you please since this activity is open ended.
Drawing page of the American Colonies
Haiku/Cinquain Poem: Teacher directions, student starter activity, draft page
Vocabulary Activity, also page with page numbers listed for differentiation
Comprehension questions
Primary Source Activity
Time Line
Writing: Listing facts, summary
Black and White Cover page for student booklet
Activities with frames and without frames
Common Core Standards
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Comprehension Questions/Literacy Activities: What Was the Great Depression?
This book study is meant to be used with What was the Great Depression? By Janet B. Pascal. It is part of a series of books published by Grosset & Dunlap, a division of Penguin Group Inc. The Scholastic book order club often has these books and that is a great way to get free books using your bonus points.
The students love these books as they are simple but filled with tons of information and fascinating facts about different people in past history and current. Suggested age group: 7-12 Grade level: 3-7
We partner our students to share a book and work together to complete the activities. You can also use this product as a literacy center. It would also work great as an independent project to challenge your higher students, or in a guided reading group.
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This product includes:
Common Core Standards
Answer keys
Student activity for each chapter
Student centered questions to activate background knowledge
Main Idea/Details: You can decide to use the main idea/detail paper for several chapters as you please since this activity is open ended.
Cause/Effect
Summarizing
Haiku/Cinquain Poem: Teacher directions, student starter activity, draft page
Vocabulary Activity, also page with page numbers listed for differentiation
Fill in a table
Primary Source Activity
Timeline
Writing- Critical Thinking
Black and White Cover page for student booklet
Activities with frames and without frames
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Guided Reading: Who was Roberto Clemente- Common Core, No Prep, Printables
This unit is meant to be used with the book Who Was Roberto Clemente? by James Buckley Jr… It is part of a series of books published by Grosset and Dunlap a division of Penguin Group Inc. The students love these books as they are simple but filled with tons of information and fascinating facts about different people in past history and current. We will be writing more activity guides for other books in this series so please follow us to be updated on when these units become available.
We purchase enough copies so students are paired with literacy partners and can read the chapters and work on the activity pages together. This can also be used as a guided reading group or independent project. Besides a page with comprehension questions for each chapter (and answer sheets), this unit includes additional optional pages: a compare/contrast, main idea/details, timeline, newspaper writing activity, noting facts, a trading card activity, a ‘who do you admire’ writing, and notable accomplishments of Roberto Clemente.
You can decide to use the main idea/detail paper for several chapters as you please since this sheet is an open ended one. If you want students to summarize the chapter or even one of the “special informational pages” in the book (Spring Training, Baseball Cards) they can fill out the main idea/detail page and then use another sheet to write the paragraph.
Suggested Interest/Grade Level:
Ages 8-12
Grade Level: 3rd-7th
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Comprehension Questions/Literacy Activities: Who Was King Tut? No Prep
This unit is meant to be used with the book Who Was King Tut? By Roberta Edwards. It is part of a series of books published by Grosset & Dunlap, a division of Penguin Group Inc. The Scholastic book order club often has these books and that is a great way to get free books using your bonus points.
The students love these books as they are simple but filled with tons of information and fascinating facts about different people in past history and current. Suggested age range: 8-12. Suggested grade level: 3rd-7th.
We purchase enough copies so students are paired with literacy partners and can read the chapters and work on the activity pages together. This is also a great reading group product or students can work on this independently.
Included in this product:
Common Core Standards
Comprehension questions for each chapter
Answer keys
Vocabulary Activity, also page with page numbers listed for differentiation
True/False Activity
Steps in Making Papyrus
Tomb Item Activity
Message in Hieroglyphs Activity
Map of the Pyramids Activity
Message in Hieroglyphs Activity
Matching Gods and Goddesses
Main Idea/Details: You can decide to use the main idea/detail paper for several chapters as you please since this activity is open ended.
3, 2, 1 Activity
Black and White Cover page for student booklet
Activities with frames and without frames