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Balanced literacy graphic organizer images
Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How Anchor Chart
This is a reading anchor chart of who, what, where, when, why, and how in a question mark shape.
There are 4 different color themes, one of which is just white with black writing so that you can make it match your room theme.
Grades:
K - 3rd
Teacher's Toolbox Labels Editable - resource labels
30+ Labels for teachers toolkit editable. Fonts used included.I have made this document a PowerPoint so you yourself can add your own touches and personalise to your own toolkit. Please be aware this means a little bit more work for you to print (as opposed to a non editable PDF) You can change sizing so fits all sizes: I have put 1 to a slide to allow for customisations as teacher toolkits come in a range of sizes (e.g. mine had some square and some rectangular drawers) so if you go into the de
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Not Grade Specific
Doodle Note Clipart BUNDLE Sketch Note Images & Headers Make Your Own Templates
Doodle Note Clipart pieces and Labels to help you support students when creating sketch note templates. Use pieces to make graphic organizers, keep digital and allow students to make their own templates, or create models for student creation. With over 261 pieces with color accents or borders and in black and white, you will have plenty of doodle note clip art pieces and labels to bring note taking to the next level! This is part of a bundle.Doodle Note Clipart Pieces Sketch Note Accent Clip Art
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Not Grade Specific
Student A.R. Level Tracker
This chart will allow students to track their individual Accelerated Reader IRL (Instructional Reading Level) each six weeks. Students simply color in the bar graph to the appropriate level according to their STAR Renaissance Assessment. The visual gives students a chance to see how their independent reading has impacted their growth or perhaps holds them accountable for displaying what a lack of reading has caused.
Grades:
1st - 12th
Tree Map Template
Our brains are built to prioritize visual information. The visual cortex, the part of the brain where visual information is processed, is the largest system in the human brain and is highly evolved to process complex information. Visual information is processed differently than language; our brain is an “image processor,” not a word processor.Using Thinking Maps can change students' organization skills and thinking process, even on SeeSaw and Google Classroom! Use these Thinking Map templates as
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PreK - 5th
Making Connections Target
This graphic organizer/anchor chart can be used to accompany lessons related to 'schema' or making connections as outlined in Tanny McGregor's resource 'Comprehension Connections'. Keep this chart posted in your Reading Centre, in student's Reading Journals, etc.! The colour coded target and simplified text makes this an effective tool in helping students make meaningful connections to texts/media.
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1st - 3rd
Create an Advertisement
This is a template for planning an advertisement. This can be used for any mock product advertisement, commercial, or advertising campaigns with your students. We tied this into Tuck Everlasting and created advertising campaigns for selling bottled water from the Treegap spring. This allows students to organize their thoughts and plan their advertisement. See full bundle for all the materials we used for our advertising campaign! Have fun!
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5th - 7th
Also included in: Tuck Everlasting Advertising Campaign
Audience and Purpose Planning Template
A simple planning graphic organiser to help students consider the purpose and audience before writing.Understanding the purpose clarifies the intent behind the writing, shaping content, tone, and structure. Likewise, being attuned to the audience ensures that the message is tailored to engage and resonate with the intended readers. Yet many students do not take the time to consider both of these aspects before or during the planning stage of writing!A study by Graham and Hebert (2019) revealed t
Grades:
K - 6th
Fairy Tale Elements-Worksheet
A simple worksheet to have students fill out the elements of each fairy tale story they read when teaching story elements, or as a prewriting tool when planning to write their own!
**Like always, feedback would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Tuck Everlasting Venn Diagram-Book vs. Movie
This is a Tuck Everlasting Venn Diagram to compare and contrast the book to the movie version after reading. It can be used as a printable or to upload digitally for students to type on. I hope you enjoy!
Grades:
4th - 6th
Also included in: Tuck Everlasting Activities
Story Mountain
Use this to help students visualize the parts of a good story. They can create their own story with the tips on this page.
Grades:
1st - 6th
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Silly Sally Class Book
I use this template after Silly Sally read aloud....written by Audrey Wood.
Students write their name and think of an action word. Can be put together for a class book.
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Smartphone Graphic Organizer Template
Smartphone Printable Template and Clip Art PNGsW.Y.S.I.W.Y.G. (What You See Is What You Get!)Product Preface: Provided are some of my materials in a low cost, quick, and easily accessible format. In short this store provides Lite Versions of my products. Whatever is shown in the preview or images is exactly what you get. Don’t forget to check out my main store: James Whitaker. Almost all of my single lesson resources are part of larger units. Purchase here for a quick fix or in my other store f
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Summarizing Chart
This is a frame that has been very successful in my reading instruction to help my students summarize what they have read. This can be used as an anchor chart to display in your room, or you can print individual copies for them to glue in their notebook. It is a visual with some guiding questions to help them create a summary on anything they have read. We have been using it most frequently in our Nonfiction unit, but it can easily be used with fiction reading as well.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Literacy/Reading Center Labels
Picture and Word Labels for Literacy/Reading Centers
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Literary Symbolism Concept and Terms Reference Handout
Symbolism Concepts & Terms Reference HandoutW.Y.S.I.W.Y.G. (What You See Is What You Get!)Product Preface: Provided are some of my materials in a low cost, quick, and easily accessible format. In short this store provides Lite Versions of my products. Whatever is shown in the preview or images is exactly what you get. Don’t forget to check out my main store: James Whitaker. Almost all of my single lesson resources are part of larger units. Purchase here for a quick fix or in my other store
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Circle Map Template
Our brains are built to prioritize visual information. The visual cortex, the part of the brain where visual information is processed, is the largest system in the human brain and is highly evolved to process complex information. Visual information is processed differently than language; our brain is an “image processor,” not a word processor.Using Thinking Maps can change students' organization skills and thinking process, even on SeeSaw and Google Classroom! Use these Thinking Map templates as
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PreK - 5th
Retelling Flipbook
Help your students retell stories with detail using temporal words! This is a fun way to ask students to respond to their reading, and a great way to share their understanding with other students or their families.
My kiddos loved doing flipbooks, and I have made it super easy to print, copy, and put these together!
As an added bonus, I have included a Gingerbread-Themed flipbook which I used around winter break.
Enjoy!
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1st - 3rd
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5 senses writing
I use this while we are exploring an object, food and/or field trip (I have even taken this outside when talking about weather).
For example: During the Fall/ Autumn season I use a pumpkin on display and a real pumpkin for the students to write about (noticing differences). After they filled this out for the decorative pumpkin we made a jack-o-lantern and filled this same graphic organizer out for the real pumpkin. We then compared and contrasted the two pumpkins. I use this as a writing incen
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Grades:
PreK - 5th
Venn Diagram
Use this colorful Venn Diagram to have your students compare & contrast any two things you've been learning about!
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Questions for Scaffolding Deeper Thinking in Reading Anchor Chart
Take your students thinking to a deeper level with this ready to use anchor chart. Teachers can use these questions to prompt students comprehension to a new level. Printable and ready to use as an easy reference or teacher tool.
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Grades:
2nd - 7th
Informational Text Anchor Chart
Anchor Chart based off of what students need to know about informational texts. Can be used in student's readers notebook or blown up for the classroom.
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Summary Writing
This sheet has information on summary writing with purpose, characteristics and features. It gives information and a bit of space for a student to add notes about the book, movie, or article you are trying to summarize.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Flow Map Template
Our brains are built to prioritize visual information. The visual cortex, the part of the brain where visual information is processed, is the largest system in the human brain and is highly evolved to process complex information. Visual information is processed differently than language; our brain is an “image processor,” not a word processor.Using Thinking Maps can change students' organization skills and thinking process, even on SeeSaw and Google Classroom! Use these Thinking Map templates as
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Grades:
PreK - 5th
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