I have been working on putting together some activities that focus on nonfiction texts. One area we I want to focus on is text structure. I found a great site called Literacy Leader with tons of great resources for teaching text structure. They have a great poster of signal words and questions. Click on the picture for a link to the pdf. Be sure to check out all their other GREAT resources here.
For Comparing and contrasting I love the hula hoop Venn diagrams I have seen out in the bloggy world but I wanted one my kids could to take back to their desks. I headed to the Dollar Tree and found the perfect thing for making desktop version!
For Comparing and contrasting I love the hula hoop Venn diagrams I have seen out in the bloggy world but I wanted one my kids could to take back to their desks. I headed to the Dollar Tree and found the perfect thing for making desktop version!
A snip here and a snip there..
and viola! the perfect portable venn diagram!
Here are some of the books I'm going to put out for the kids to use.
I whipped up an activity sheet and put it all together in a gallon bag to use as a literacy center.
These are such great ideas! I am writing reading and writing units of study for my district. My next unit that I am writing is over nonfiction text structures. Thank you for sharing these resources. They will be very helpful.
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