Reading Logs

This reading log is designed to help children and their parents write a short recap of the book/books being read. It is designed to be given on a Friday so that the child can begin writing over the weekend. There are 3 versions with: **The weekend, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. **Mon...

Here you will find activities your students will enjoy before/during/after reading a "just right book." There are 12 different activities so that students have the opportunity to choose one that interests them...including some technology integration! Use if you'd like! ~Erin Click on the Choice Board above to download the file!

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Reading log without parent signatures! This eleven page Language Arts document allows the students to think about their nightly reading and respond in a meaningful way. No more "mom sign this" Reading Log. Students use comprehension strategies and graphic organizers to respond to their nightly re...

Click the photo below to enlarge the genre chart. It would be helpful when borrowing books from the library or buying books from your local store to always discuss the type of genre the text is. Th...

Literacy activities by the genres

I have to say I feel incredibly productive today. I re-designed my calendar wall (pictures to come), created a new weekly reading log and c...

If you teach a Special Ed. class (like me!) you know the value of your commitments to modified work. Many of your students might have a stipulation (formally known as a modification) that says their assignments must be modified. I'm diligent when it comes to modifying for my kids who have that specific modification. However, I hadn't considered modifying our weekly reading response. It's pretty straight forward, already calls for only a short answer response, and is usable across a few grade…

First Grade WOW, Windows on Wonder

I'm doing reading workshops with Grade Twos at the moment (July 2014) and I wanted to find some way of touching all bases as we read a book together: story grammar, vocab development, reading...

Reading Response Log - Monitoring Independent Reading at Home from TIPS4Teachers on TeachersNotebook.com (3 pages)

Print this letter with the Home Reading Log. This explains to parents your expectations.

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Summarizing Nonfiction Reading Log- Students will be required to write words that are frequently repeated. (This helps them understand the main idea or topic.) Then, they will write details they read about these words. From there, they will write a summary detailing what they read from the beginn...