This resource comes with a worksheet for every grade (Pre-k to 12) that will guide students to compare and contrast using ANY text. Each grade level has a learning objective, organizer or activity to help apply the standard to the text. There is also a graphic organizer with vocabulary words for the standard AND a list of all the standards by grade. Each grade level has a worksheet that: Can be paired with any text (both fiction and nonfiction versions) Has a kid-friendly objective Clear connection to Common Core Reading Standard Clear directions Incorporates writing about the text This resource is useful for: Teachers needing to differentiate with reading comprehension (ALL students are working on the same reading comprehension focus, but students can work at their level) Teachers teaching multiple grade levels Guided reading groups Reading Centers Close reading companions Homeschool parents teaching students at different grade levels ( great to be paired with my thematic units (students of all ages can learn the same science/social studies topic and focus on the same reading comprehension skill and writing standards while reading books and doing worksheets at their level) If you like this resource you might also like: The bundle (Get ALL the reading comprehension standards for EVERY grade) OR if you are using this for close reading companions just get ALL the worksheets for the standards at your grade level. Preschool Kindergarten 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade High School

This resource comes with a worksheet for every grade (Pre-k to 12) that will guide students to compare and contrast using ANY text. Each grade level has a learning objective, organizer or activity to help apply the standard to the text. There is also a graphic organizer with vocabulary words for the standard AND a list of all the standards by grade. Each grade level has a worksheet that: Can be paired with any text (both fiction and nonfiction versions) Has a kid-friendly objective Clear connection to Common Core Reading Standard Clear directions Incorporates writing about the text This resource is useful for: Teachers needing to differentiate with reading comprehension (ALL students are working on the same reading comprehension focus, but students can work at their level) Teachers teaching multiple grade levels Guided reading groups Reading Centers Close reading companions Homeschool parents teaching students at different grade levels ( great to be paired with my thematic units (students of all ages can learn the same science/social studies topic and focus on the same reading comprehension skill and writing standards while reading books and doing worksheets at their level) If you like this resource you might also like: The bundle (Get ALL the reading comprehension standards for EVERY grade) OR if you are using this for close reading companions just get ALL the worksheets for the standards at your grade level. Preschool Kindergarten 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade High School Total Pages 40 pages

Quick, easy creative writing prompts for children and teens. These prompts are great for bell ringer assignments or writing centers. This resource includes 12 holiday writing prompts, 12 persuasive writing prompts and 132 creative writing prompts. Help your students write with modals and other less often used verb tenses (while writing about interesting topics that are motivating and engaging)! There are also 3 different journaling pages for students at different grade levels and writing levels! If you like this resource, you may also enjoy: 31 Writing Prompts and Sentence Starters for the Whole Year Pirate Narrative Writing Project Total Pages 15 pages

Unit 1 Place Value: Topic 3 Ordering and Comparing Numbers This resource includes: Anchor Charts Vocabulary Slides, activities, and cards Diagnostic Test 6 Lessons 6 Practice Sheets Lesson objectives and Standards This resource is a part of a differentiated math curriculum for grades K-6. The year is broken up into 7 Units: Place Value Addition/Subtraction Multiplication/Division Algebraic Thinking Parts of a whole (Fractions and Decimals) Measurement Geometry Each topic is broken up into many more units (this is the first topic in the first unit). These units should be taught over a span of 4 or 5 weeks. How It Works: The curriculum lays out each concept in the progression of how it is taught by concept, not by grade level. It is made with the intention of filling gaps. Each lesson has an objective and a note as to what grade and standard are being covered. There is also a calendar guide to help each grade level teacher know how much time to spend on each topic within a unit. Each unit comes with a diagnostic test to be given at the beginning of the unit. This test will help the educator know which lessons to teach and which topics to focus on within the unit. That way you know what skills your students are missing from previous grades and what they will need to know in future grades. This may be helpful if: You teach homeschool and have kids in different grades You have a mixed class with multiple grade levels You have one grade level, but the students have learning gaps You have advanced students who are ready for the material for the next grade AND you have students who are needing gaps fill from past material It is a math unit that comes ready to be DIFFERENTIATED to fit the needs of EACH little learner you are teaching! Buy Each topic in the unit bundle and you will also get: Guide Line Teacher Calendar Spiral Reviews (at 3 different Levels) Skills Checklist by grade AND topic End of Unit Grade Level Tests Or Buy the Math Mega Bundle (all units) and get all the unit extras, PLUS math facts for every grade for the whole year! Including: Counting/Cardinality Practice Addition/Subtraction Practice Multiplication/Division Practice Total Pages 64 pages

This Writing unit is created to teach students to write narratives, as well as other writing forms that are not practiced as frequently in school. This is differentiated to meet the needs of learners at 5 different levels (K - 8th). This unit includes: Writing Prompts and Guidance (brainstorms/outlines/checklists/sentence starters) for: Fetch Quest Novel: The pirates are trying to find keys to unlock their treasure chest. Each student writes a page or chapter talking about how the characters find one key. Recipe Book: Each student writes a recipe for a meal that they imagine a pirate might eat. Users Manual: Each student write a user’s manual for a piece of technology that a pirate might operate Map: As a class create a map of all the places the pirates travel in order to collect the keys Wildlife Guide Book: Each student creates a creature that lives in the setting of the book. Biography: Students work in small groups and write a biography for each of the characters in the story. You might also be interested in my other Narrative Writing Projects! Creative Writing Prompt: Escape of the Monsters Creative Writing Prompt: Stuck in a Video Game Total Pages 112 pages

Product Description This Writing unit is created to teach students to write narratives, as well as other writing forms that are not practiced as frequently in school. This is differentiated to meet the needs of learners at 5 different levels (K - 8th). This unit includes: Writing Prompts and Guidance (brainstorms/outlines/checklists/sentence starters) for: Fetch Quest Novel: The students got stuck in a video game! In order to get out of the game, they must pass each level of the game before it is too late! Recipe Book: Each student writes a recipe for a meal that they imagine a character a video game might eat. Users Manual: Each student write a user’s manual for a piece of technology that a character in the story might need in order to beat a level in the video game. Map: As a class create a map of all the places the levels the students completed in order to win the game. Wildlife Guide Book: Each student creates a creature that lives in the setting of the video game. Biography: Students work in small groups and write a biography for each of the characters in the story. You might also be interested in my other writing resources! Creative Writing Prompts: Lost Pirate Treasure Writing and Spelling Practice for the Whole Year Total Pages 115 pages

This writing unit is created to teach students to write narratives, as well as other writing forms that are not practiced as frequently in school. This is differentiated to meet the needs of learners at 5 different levels (K - 8th). This unit includes: Writing Prompts and Guidance (brainstorms/outlines/checklists/sentence starters) for: Fetch Quest Novel: The world is in a zombie apocalypse! A small group of unlikely acquaintances must come together and find all the ingredients needed to make the cure before it is too late! Recipe Book: Each student writes a recipe for a meal that they imagine a character in the story might eat OR that they think a zombie might eat. Users Manual: Each student writes a user’s manual for a piece of technology that a character in the story might operate OR that might be useful to a zombie. Map: As a class create a map of all the places the characters in the story must travel in order to collect the ingredients for a cure. Wildlife Guide Book: Each student creates a living thing in the zombie world. Biography: Students work in small groups and write a biography for each of the characters in the story. You might also be interested in my other Narrative Writing Projects! Creative Writing Prompts: Lost Pirate Treasure Creative Writing Prompts: Stuck in a Video Game Total Pages 114 pages

This writing unit is created to teach students to write narratives, as well as other writing forms that are not practiced as frequently in school. This is differentiated to meet the needs of learners at 5 different levels (K - 8th). This unit includes: Writing Prompts and Guidance (brainstorms/outlines/checklists/sentence starters) for: Fetch Quest Novel: The mermaid King and Queen of Atlantis are very picky. They have a collection of the nicest things and are looking to add to their collection. They have sent a proclamation to every citizen to bring them the nicest thing and in return receive a payment. What will each person bring back? Recipe Book: Each student writes a recipe for a meal that they imagine a mermaid in the story might eat. Users Manual: Each student write a user’s manual for a piece of technology that a mermaid in the story might operate Map: As a class create a map of all the places the characters in the story must travel in order to collect the special item. Wildlife Guide Book: Each student creates a creature that lives in the Atlantis. Biography: Students work in groups or pairs. This story is different from the other creative writing prompts. The character should be based on the student themselves, but they can make things up and imagine what their life would be like if they were a mermaid growing up in Atlantis. You might also be interested in my other Narrative Writing Projects! Creative Writing Prompt: Escape of the Monsters Creative Writing Prompt: Stuck in a Video Game Total Pages 114 pages

This resource includes 12 editable templates for classroom monthly newsletters. These can be used at any grade level and are formated similarly to allow for organized and clear information. A great way to increase parent/teacher communication and give reminders for important events in school! The resources are Microsft Powerpoint presentations that are made set to be printed on standard paper. This means you can print them and hand write in the extra information, type them up and print them, or even keep them digitally to save on paper! If you like this resource you may also like: Class Roster FREEBIE Lesson Plan Templates Calendars, Planners, Long Range Planning and MORE! Or you can save on this resource by buying the bundle: Teacher Planners and Organizers Total Pages 12 pages

This is a teacher resource that can be used throughout the whole year. Included are edible templates for the following: Calendar: Both a PDF and Powerpoint version of a monthly calendar for the whole year. There are two versions one with every day of the month and another with only the 5 school days (to provide more room for planning). Long-Range Planner: This comes with two different templates (both editable) created for teachers to plan out the curriculum overview for the school year. To-Do Lists: These lists can be used for teachers or students with two different editable versions. Meeting Notes: This template has two different versions and can be used as a quick way to look back and remember information during staff meetings, parent meetings, IEP meetings, etc. Weekly Planner: There are two different versions for teachers and THREE different versions for homeschool parents. These small box planning templates are wonderful for planning multiple subjects or classes. They also can be reformatted with more boxes or less to fit the needs of your schedule. Homeschool Calendar Template: An extra calendar/schedule template that can be used for homeschoolers or individual students. All of these resources can be used for multiple grade levels and with multiple class sizes OR homeschool parents. They are Microsft Powerpoint presentations that are made set to be printed on standard paper. This means you can make a few quick edits and print them to fill them in by hand, fill them in on the computer and print them OR just use the digital copy each year to save on paper! If you like this resource, you may also like the matching resources: Monthly Newsletters Class Lists Lesson Plans OR Buy the bundle and get all three PLUS this resource! Teacher Calendar/Organizer Bundle Total Pages 237 pages

This resource is a writing guide to help students research a Christmas topic and write about it. There are three different levels so it can be used for grades 1st through 8th. Students will be guided to either write a few sentences, a paragraph or an essay on the given topic. This resource includes each of the following at 3 different levels: Research notes organizer Brainstorm Outline Rough Draft/editing Page Final Draft The resource also comes with 4 different essential questions that would be great for students to use as topics to research during the holiday season. Save money and buy this resource in a bundle: Holiday Writing Bundle Mega Writing Bundle My other holiday writing resources are: Save That Turkey! Holiday Class Books Halloween Text Structure Writing Prompts Service Learning Project Total Pages 36 pages

Unit 1 Place Value: Topic 2 Reading and Writing Numbers This resource includes: Anchor Charts Vocabulary Slides, activities, and cards Diagnostic Test 6 Lessons 6 Practice Sheets Lesson objectives and Standards This resource is a part of a differentiated math curriculum for grades K-6. The year is broken up into 7 Units: Place Value Addition/Subtraction Multiplication/Division Algebraic Thinking Parts of a whole (Fractions and Decimals) Measurement Geometry Each topic is broken up into many more units (this is the first topic in the first unit). These units should be taught over the span of 4 or 5 weeks. How It Works: The curriculum lays out each concept in the progression of how it is taught by concept, not by grade level. It is made with the intention of filling gaps. Each lesson has an objective and a note as to what grade and standard is being coverd. There is also a calendar guide to help each grade level teacher know how much time to spend on each topic within a unit. Each unit comes with a diagnostic test to be given at the beginning of the unit. This test will help the educator know which lessons to teach and which topics to focus on within the unit. That way you know what skills your students are missing from previous grades and what they will need to know in future grades. This may be helpful if: You teach homeschool and have kids in different grades You have a mixed class with multiple grade levels You have one grade level, but the students have learning gaps You have advanced students who are ready for the material for the next grade AND you have students who are needing gaps fill from past material It is a math unit that comes ready to be DIFFERENTIATED to fit the needs of EACH little learner you are teaching! Buy Each topic in the unit bundle and you will also get: Guide Line Teacher Calendar Spiral Reviews (at 3 different Levels) Skills Checklist by grade (not only by topic) End of Unit Grade Level Tests Or Buy the Math Mega Bundle (all units) and get all the unit extras, PLUS math facts for every grade for the whole year! Including: Counting/Cardinality Practice Addition/Subtraction Practice Multiplication/Division Practice Total Pages 46 pages

Valentines that are ready to be printed and used for your class. This can be a great thing to send home with students who would otherwise not be able to participate in Valentine’s activities. It can be used as a writing activity in class for the week of Valentine’s day (or anytime in the month of February). In order to print, select the graphics page you wish to print and the line spacing you wish to print. Print JUST THOSE 2 pages front and back to create the valentine template! This resource includes: 54 different valentines graphics 3 Different line spacing for writing levels k - 8th 50 sayings that can be written on the valentines Save money and buy this resource in a bundle: Holiday Writing Bundle Mega Writing Bundle My other holiday writing resources are: Save That Turkey! Holiday Class Books Halloween Text Structure Writing Prompts Service Learning Project Christmas Research Project St. Patrick’s Day Persuasive Writing Easter Point of View Writing Total Pages 25 pages

This is a creative writing assignment to help teach students about persuasive writing. There are 4 different levels of the assignment so it can meet the needs of a variety of skill levels and grades (k-8th). In society today, we are influenced by many different forms of media. To help illustrate this, there is a second part to this project where students will take their writing and create a visual written form of their opinion. Read the prompt and ideas below. Create a brainstorm/prewrite on the topic. Use the brainstorm/prewrite to write a persuasive writing piece. Write a few sentences, paragraph, or essay explaining your opinion. Make sure to include a topic or thesis statement, reasons for your opinions, examples, and explanations of each reason, and a conclusion. Then choose a writing form from the list and then pick one of the prompts below to convince someone of your opinion. Create a digital or paper version of a letter, email, pamphlet, app/website (get creative with a paper version of an app with different screens/pages), blog, debate, or advertisement. Save money and buy this resource in a bundle: Holiday Writing Bundle Mega Writing Bundle My other holiday writing resources are: Save That Turkey! Holiday Class Books Halloween Text Structure Writing Prompts Service Learning Project Christmas Research Project Total Pages 15 pages

This assignment is made to help students see the importance of point of view in Narrative Stories. Students will be given the same prompt but will be instructed to write the narrative from different “character’s” point of view. There are 4 different levels for this writing assignment so it can be used for kindergarten through 8th grade. This differentiation can create a way for teachers and homeschool parents to teach the same concept to a variety of skill levels. There are 4 different points of view to write from/4 different writing prompts. Students can either write 4 stories (one from each point of view) OR students can each pick one prompt and write from that, and then students can share and present their writing and as a class, talk about how the different points of view changed the stories. Save money and buy this resource in a bundle: Holiday Writing Bundle Mega Writing Bundle My other holiday writing resources are: Save That Turkey! Holiday Class Books Halloween Text Structure Writing Prompts Service Learning Project Christmas Research Project St. Patrick’s Day Persuasive Writing Total Pages 19 pages

This Writing unit is created to teach students to write narratives, as well as other writing forms that are not practiced as frequently in school. This is differentiated to meet the needs of learners at 5 different levels (K - 8th). This unit includes: Writing Prompts and Guidance (brainstorms/outlines/checklists/sentence starters) for: Fetch Quest Novel: The monsters have escaped! Students must each write about finding a monster before the mad scientist. Recipe Book: Each student writes a recipe for a meal that they imagine a monster might eat (practice writing in detail and using measurement vocabulary). Users Manual: Each student write a user’s manual for a piece of technology that a monster might need to operate to live like a human. Map: As a class create a map of all the places the team must travel to find the monsters. Wildlife Guide Book: Each student creates a “monster” that would survive in a particular habitat. Biography: Students work in small groups and write a biography for each of the characters in the story. You might also be interested in my other Narrative Writing Projects! Creative Writing Prompts: Lost Pirate Treasure Creative Writing Prompts: Stuck in a Video Game Total Pages 114 pages

This writing unit is created to teach students to write narratives, as well as other writing forms that are not practiced as frequently in school. This is differentiated to meet the needs of learners at 5 different levels (K - 8th). This unit includes: Writing Prompts and Guidance (brainstorms/outlines/checklists/sentence starters) for: Fetch Quest Novel: In order to become a true wizard, the apprentice must discover his own spells. Tell of his adventures as he and his friends travel Rothengard in search of magical spells. Recipe Book: Each student writes a recipe for a meal that they imagine a character or magical creature might eat. Users Manual: Each student write a user’s manual for a piece of technology that a character or magical creature in the story might operate. Map: As a class create a map of all the places the characters in the story must travel in order to collect the spells. Wildlife Guide Book: Each student creates a creature that lives in the setting of the book. Biography: Students work in small groups and write a biography for each of the characters in the story. You might also be interested in my other Narrative Writing Projects! Creative Writing Prompts: Lost Pirate Treasure Creative Writing Prompts: Stuck in a Video Game Total Pages 114 pages

The resource comes with 3 different versions to help your reader at their level. It can be used to give readers more SKILL practice with the following strategies: making predictions, questioning, making connections, rereading, and summarizing. It has space for a quick 5 to 10-minute reflection and can be paired with any text. This resource can be used as a: Reading Log Reading Reflection: after silent reading or reading centers Partner Activity Close Reading Activity Save money by purchasing this resource in the Reading Reflections and Spelling Bundle. If you like this resource, you may also like: Reading Standard Worksheets for Every Grade Comprehension and Skill-Based Reading Logs 17 Partner Talks and Activities Total Pages 11 pages

This Writing unit is created to teach students to write narratives, as well as other writing forms that are not practiced as frequently in school. This is differentiated to meet the needs of learners at 5 different levels (K - 8th). This unit includes: Writing Prompts and Guidance (brainstorms/outlines/checklists/sentence starters) for: * Fetch Quest Novel: The students got stuck in a video game! In order to get out of the game, they must pass each level of the game before it is too late! * Recipe Book: Each student writes a recipe for a meal that they imagine a character a video game might eat. * Users Manual: Each student write a user’s manual for a piece of technology that a character in the story might need in order to beat a level in the video game. * Map: As a class create a map of all the places the levels the students completed in order to win the game. * Wildlife Guide Book: Each student creates a creature that lives in the setting of the video game. * Biography: Students work in small groups and write a biography for each of the characters in the story. You might also be interested in my other Narrative Writing Projects! Creative Writing Prompts: Lost Pirate Treasure Total Pages: 115 pages