Spell Short “e” Words
$0.00With our Spell Short “e” Words lesson plan, students learn how to spell short “e” words correctly. Students complete spelling activities with a partner and on their own as a part of this lesson.
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Spell Short “u” Words
$0.00With our Spell Short “u” Words lesson plan, students learn how to spell certain vocabulary words that contain short a “u” sound.
Spell Words with Open and Closed Syllables
$0.00With our Spell Words with Open and Closed Syllables lesson plan, students learn how to break words into their syllables and how to identify common syllable patterns.
Story Elements
$0.00Our Story Elements lesson plan enhances student reading comprehension by teaching students the key elements of a story. Students complete story elements charts as a part of this lesson in order to solidify their understanding of the lesson material.
Story Point of View
$0.00With our Story Point of View lesson plan, students learn about point of view in stories. They practice identifying the point of view and talking about why understanding point of view is important.
Story Retelling
$0.00Our Story Retelling lesson plan teaches students strategies for effective story retelling. Students practice retelling stories both orally and in writing.
Story Themes
$0.00Our Story Themes lesson plan teaches students strategies for identifying themes in various texts and other forms of media. Students are also taught to differentiate between themes and main ideas or topics.
Supporting Author’s Points
$0.00With our Supporting Author’s Points lesson plan, students learn how to identify statements that support an author’s main point or points.
Symbols in America
$0.00Our Symbols in America lesson plan teaches students about a number of significant symbols related to the United States. Students practice identifying and describing American symbols and their significance.
Text Features
$0.00Our Text Features lesson plan teaches students about the features of different kinds of text. Students learn to differentiate between different text features, list their uses, and use them in both fiction and non-fiction contexts.
Text Features for Locating Information
$0.00With our Text Features for Locating Information lesson plan, students learn all about text features that can help them locate information. Students practice identifying text features and their purpose as a part of this lesson.
Text Structure and Development
$0.00With our Text Structure and Development lesson plan, students learn about the different parts of writing structure (sentences, paragraphs, chapters) and how they relate to each other and to a text as a whole.
Text with Purpose and Understanding
$0.00With our Text with Purpose and Understanding lesson plan, students learn how to accurately determine the purpose of a piece of text using the Read, Recite, and Write method.
The Narrator
$0.00Our The Narrator lesson plan introduces students to the concept of a narrator and teaches students to identify the narrator in a given text. Students also work on identifying the purpose of the narrator in different texts.
Themes and Central Ideas
$0.00With our Themes and Central Ideas lesson plan, students learn about themes and central ideas in writing, including how to identify them and why they’re important.
Types of Books
$0.00Our Types of Books lesson plan teaches students about the differences between fiction and nonfiction books and texts. Students also learn about some common genres and practice identifying them.
Understanding Details
$0.00In our Understanding Details lesson plan, students learn how to extract and recognize details in writing in order to enhance reading comprehension. Students practice identifying details in written works and articulating why they are important.
Understanding Dialogue
$0.00In our Understanding Dialogue lesson plan, students develop a deeper understanding of dialogue, including how to identify it, why it’s used, and how to interpret it. Students also practice extracting information about characters, settings, and themes from dialogue.