Reading Printables for Ages 6-7. Skip to main content Advertisement Sign in -or- Register Parents | Raising readers & learners. Home of Parent & Child Magazine School Success Videos Reading Printables for Ages 6-7 Home > Activities & Printables > Printables > Ages 6-7 > Ages One-Hand Book Review Sheet Amy Mascott Before kids share a book with a friend, ask them to have this book review “handy.” Best Book Of The Summer Tally Sheet Allison McDonald Rank the books your kids read and keep score of which is the best they have read so far. Time for a Reading Resolution Help kids to create reading resolutions for 2015.
Reading Resolutions for 2016 Motivate your child to read more books this year with these simple resolutions available in color and printer-friendly black and white. My Year in Books Ask your child to describe the books he or she read in 2015. The Winter Break Reading Challenge Challenge your children to these 5 reading tasks over Winter Break. Winter Word Search Looking for a cool project of a cold day? Minibook: Mr. Fun At the Farm. Untitled. Clipart/Images Symbaloo - Wallburg Elementary School. Exploring North Carolina. An Exploration Since its inception in 2005, Exploring North Carolina has been watched with particular excitement by students, teachers and school administrators across the state. Each episode in the series — a unique partnership between the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, UNC-TV and Natural World Productions — is a mini-adventure featuring detailed information on the plants, animals, geology and history (natural and social) of North Carolina’s greatest places.
Now, thanks to the support of the William R. Kenan Trust, DVDs containing selected episodes of the series are being delivered at no cost to middle and secondary public schools statewide. A dedicated group including teachers, naturalists from the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and staff from series creators Natural World Productions, have been working for the past year to segment a dozen ENC episodes into smaller topic-driven chapters.
Enhanced Episodes Season One Season Two Season Three Season Four Season Five Staff. Florida Students. Comprehension Activities. Inference Battleship. Comprehension Student Activities 4-6. Textmapping. Before I begin. . . what a long week it was! Sorry for the lack of posts this week. I have been swimming in work and haven't had a moment to post anything. In the past week, I have created and/or significantly revised 48 different literacy center activities, eight activities in six different literacy areas. That means thinking of what I need them to be, then typing them up, putting them in folders, and listing all the extra materials and copies I need to gather in school to complete the centers. I'm posting today about an instructional technique I used in class this week with great success.
Have you tried TEXTMAPPING? Here's some background info from The Textmapping Project explaining exactly what it is: (If you click on the the link above, it will take you to their site, which has a wealth of information.) Textmapping is a graphic organizer technique that can be used to teach reading comprehension and writing skills, study skills, and course content. Centers Archive | Mrs Lodge's Library. Animal Report / Pet Research Project ~... by Lisa Lilienthal. Animal Report / Pet Research Project / Informational Writing: With this informative writing research project students will use research skills to learn about a pet's appearance, behavior and care. Then they'll create a animal report / pet booklet to share! Included are: ~a list of Common Core Standards covered ~lesson plans ~a list of pet research websites and sources ~informative writing poster in color and black/white ~note-taking pages ~example note pages ~note-taking guiding questions ~bibliography poster ~transitions/linking words poster ~example animal report booklet ~various publishing pages with categories for: All About ___, Table of Contents, What Do They Look Like?
, How Do They Behave? , What Do You Feed Them? , How Do You Take Care of Them? , What Else Should You Know About Them? , & Sources ~blank publishing pages without categories ~“I learned” sharing/feedback cards ~grading rubric You might also like: Biography Report ~ Informational Writing & Research Happy writing! Free Classroom Book Publishing. Free Publishing with Studentreasures Have you heard of Studentreasures Publishing? It's a company that will publish your students writing for free! Below you can see a book that my 5th graders did a few years ago called Candler's Field Guide to Wacky Animals. It was an exciting project, and it didn't cost me a penny! My students felt such pride when they saw their work in print!
Simple Steps to Classroom Book Publishing Webinar I love sharing about this terrific project, so I set up this webpage to encourage others to participate. MP4 Version Below - You can view the MP4 version below on your computer or a mobile device. Free Storyboard Graphic Organizers Are you already participating in a Studentreasures Project? Classbook Storyboard (One copy for the entire class) Individual Storyboard (One copy needed for each student) Note: If you have no idea what to do with these storyboards, please sign up for the webinar because I'll explain it all in a step-by-step manner.
Did You Know? Mini-Research Project. I have used these Did You Know? Facts in my classroom for several years in several different ways. Because I am only teaching literacy this year, I haven't been sharing them on our weekly Science board, but I wanted to incorporate them some way. Next week, we begin our big research project around Colorado Animals (read more about past years' work HERE), so I decided to incorporate these facts as a warm-up to internet research! Here's what you'll need for this quick project:Did You Know?
Posters: printed four to a page, cut out & laminatedDid You Know? Posters: printed two to a page, cut out (for publishing)Lined Paper (freebie HERE): printed two to a page, cut in half (for publishing)9x11" construction paper: folded in half (for publishing)Internet connection (we used our class Chromebooks): for researchWriter's Notebook: for collecting facts and drafting *Quick note: I have two versions of these facts and picked and chose from both sets for my class. We titled our page: Did You Know? DK Launches Online Encyclopedia for Kids. Illustrated book publisher DK has launched the beta version of DKfindout! , a free online encyclopedia where children ages 7-11, parents, and teachers can look up information in subject areas ranging from science and math to geography. DK will kick off the website with a $100,000 marketing and publicity campaign. “Our goal is to bring children and their parents and teachers together online in a way that supports learning without diminishing curiosity,” says Rachel Kempster, v-p of marketing and publicity.
“Our aim is to reach all possible consumers, and in keeping the site free to use, we are able to bring the very best of DK to everyone. " A sample page on volcanoes from the beta version of DKfindout! Shows one erupting. DKfindout! But the encyclopedia isn’t DK’s only new project. Science | Interact with Your World! | Life. DK Find Out! | Fun Facts for Kids on Animals, Earth, History and more! Search Resources. The website is undergoing planned updates. Some features might be inaccessible during this time. Thank you for your patience! The website is not compatible for the version of the browser you are using. Not all the functionality may be available. Please upgrade your browser to the latest version. Related Tips/Tutorials Edit Tips/Tutorials Category: CPALMS Perspectives Videos Direct URL: stemvideos.org or perspectives.CPALMS.org The CPALMS Perspectives initiative provides standards-aligned short (~5-min.) video resources highlighting experiences and thoughts regarding math and science from experts, teachers, professionals, and skilled enthusiasts.
Content Expert Expert videos primarily feature deep knowledge gained through years of academic study. Teacher Teacher videos feature lesson plans or ideas that can be implemented in a K-12 classroom. Professional/Enthusiast Professional and Enthusiast videos both feature practical applications of mathematics and science outside of academia. X Clay Cells.
Let Me Think : Adventures in a School Library. It all began with Scaredy Squirrel, an unofficial mascot here in the library. I'd been wanting to start some inquiry with the primary grades, and decided to begin a unit in which we got to know a lot more about an animal we see every day. We began with a very standard approach. We discussed what students already knew, or though they knew, about these animals. Everyone was able to share in the discussion as we described what squirrels are like, where they live and what they do. Our inquiring minds then produced a great deal of questions they had about squirrels. The following week, we read a factual book in which we learned that squirrels are rodents, that they have only four teeth that never stop growing, that they use their tails to balance, and many other interesting facts.
But they had more questions! We talked a bit about the many ways we can find out answers. The final question, about where in the world squirrels live, invited another type of information seeking. Game Center | Smithsonian Science. Explore our Curriculum & Resources | Smithsonian Science. Skip to main content Smithsonian Science Education Center Explore our Curriculum & Resources Type Grade Topic Free Resources Only Apply Free Resources Only filter Game Morphy This is a free resource Filed Under Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Life Science Video Understanding Weather and Climate– Lesson 9: Ocean Currents- Inquiry 9.2 Prep Work Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Earth & Space Science Explore Smithsonian: James Smithson - The Founder of the Smithsonian Education Enric Sala - Earth Optimism Summit 2017 Life Cycle of Butterflies– Literacy Inegration: Nonfiction 2 - Multiple Intelligence Retell Grade 1 Grade 2 Kindergarten Curriculum STC Program: Soils Unit Kit, 2nd Edition Floating and Sinking– Making a Sinker Float Physical Science Soils– Materials Distribution: Roles and Responsibilities JAYO - Earth Optimism Summit 2017 Interview with a Smithsonian Scientist: Dr.
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Pet Cremation Urn Ashes Jewelry Urn Jewelry by BlackberryDesigns. 2013 2014 Sunshine State Readers. Link to Schooltube versions of each trailer here.Click On The Book Cover- or scroll below for --- The SSYRA Books are the Book Battle Books in Florida. All 15 books introduced with Frida and Kafka at the 2013 2014 Sunshine State Award Book Ceremony.Past Winners--------------Back to Home- -------- Downloadable PDF on 2013 2014 SSYRA ----- SSYRA AWARD Books Home Page --- MENU HEREBLOG ABOUT THE BOOKS HERE This Wikispace is designed and monitored byMichelle Harclerode, MLIS. Elementary Research Models. Free Online Christmas Games for Kids. Demember Books and Videos - In the MC with Mrs. Nase. Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer A Muppet Family Christmas A Muppet Family Christmas, 49:15 Twas the Night Before Christmas Twas the Night Before Christmas.