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SPANISH SYLLABLES! La letra M!!
By La Llama Bilingüe
Una actividad divertida para hacer del aprendizaje de las sílabas interactivo.
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Fairy Tale Genre Poster & Anchor Chart Freebie
By SPO Resources
Dive into the fairy tale genre with this free PDF, featuring both a fairy tale genre poster and anchor chart! Perfect for classroom displays or literacy focus walls, this resource includes student-friendly definitions, engaging graphics, and essential fairy tale characteristics.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
This free resource includes both a fairy tale genre poster and anchor chart in the following formats:
★ Full-Size Poster (8.5” x 11”)➜ Available in color and black & white
★ Full-Size Anchor Chart (8.5” x 11”) ➜ Available in color and black & white, highlighting key features of the fairy tale genre
★ Fill-in-the-Blank Anchor Chart & Note-Taking Guide ➜ Includes full-size and half-size options in black & white for ink-saving, easy printing
★Half-Size & Mini-Size Options ➜ Print two per page (anchor chart) or four per page (poster); ideal for student notebooks or smaller displays
WHAT TEACHERS LIKE YOU ARE SAYING
⭐⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This is the best freebie I have ever seen! My students are all Special Education. They love colorful art. To save ink and paper I laminate or put these kind of resources in page protectors. One of the IEP goals we work on weekly is main events of a story. This helped cover the IEP goals and the classroom objectives all in one. Thank you so much!” -Andrea S. 2nd grade
⭐⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “My students glued this anchor chart in their ELA notebooks and loved referring back to it throughout our fairy tales unit." -Lindsey B. 4th grade
⭐⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Colorful and fun posters that my students enjoyed for reference. Love the way it looks in the classroom, too." -Cindy G. Kindergarten
Looking for the full set of 28 genres? Explore these complete resources:
⭐ Reading Genre Posters — Perfect for classroom displays and word walls, with vibrant visuals for each genre.
⭐ Reading Genre Anchor Charts & Interactive Templates — Dive deep into each genre with detailed definitions, key features, and student note-taking guides.
Try another genre freebie to sample these resources:
⭐ Fiction & Nonfiction Reading Genre Posters Freebie
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to me at samantha@sporesources.com. I am always happy to help!
Created by Samantha McNally | ©SPO Resources
All rights reserved by the author.
Bring the magic of fairy tales to life in your classroom with these engaging genre resources!
Reading Response Journal {Digital & Printable}
By Teaching With Coffee and Mascara
This simple, daily reading response notebook is the perfect digital tool to get kids to write about their reading! The set up is perfect for fiction and nonfiction books, clickable links make it easy for students to navigate. Google Slides and Power Point versions included!
Included in this download
- A Google Slides version of this Reading Response Journal
- Multiple Covers with and without stickers, where students can type their name
- A clickable Table Of Contents
- Student Response Sheet with interactive writing checklist
*to see what all is included in the journal watch the preview
- An editable PowerPoint with directions on how to edit the Google Slides
- PNG files to use in Seesaw
- A printable PDF version
*These are not for commercial use and are to be used with your online classroom only.
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Safety First: Essential Tips for Staying Safe at Home and in Your Community
By Inspired By MlG
Title: Staying Safe at Home - drag and drop slides 1-9
Stay safe and healthy at home with these essential tips for students! From washing your hands regularly to wearing a helmet while riding your bike, this colorful and informative guide will teach you how to avoid common household hazards. Always ask a grown-up for help with things like using the stove and opening the door to strangers. And remember, never give out personal information online without permission. With easy-to-follow advice and cute illustrations, staying safe at home has never been more fun! So take charge of your safety and enjoy a happy, healthy life. #StaySafe #HomeSafety #KidsSafety #HealthyLiving
Title: Staying Safe in My Community drag and drop slides 10-18
Stay safe in your community with these 10 essential tips for students! From looking both ways before crossing the street to knowing your address and phone number in case of an emergency, these simple but crucial safety measures will help you navigate your neighborhood with confidence. Learn how to avoid strangers, wear a helmet while biking, and always tell someone where you're going. With colorful illustrations and easy-to-follow guidelines, this guide is a must-have for any student eager to have fun while staying safe. Don't take risks - prioritize your safety and enjoy peace of mind wherever you go!
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Nonfiction Text Features Unit Worksheets
By Sassycat Corner
Working on nonfiction text features in your reading / ELA classes? This packet of printables will give your students extra practice in identifying those important text features! With this packet, you get: ★ Mini-book notes for interactive notebooks. Simply, print cut apart, and staple together to make a ¼ page sized booklet that can be glued into notebooks, kept in a bag or folder, or placed on a keyring to use as flashcards for a study aid. Have students write definitions of each feature, and how the feature is useful on the cards. ★ Two cut and paste pages to match the text features to their definitions. ★ Two passages with blank spaces to label the included text features. ★ Two Text Feature Scavenger Hunt pages – one for textbooks and one for magazine or newspaper articles. ★ A text feature chart to use with the included passages, or any other article or section from a textbook. ★ Three nonfiction passages with MC and Short answer questions that refer to the text features in the passages. ★ Keys to the worksheets that are specific to the passage given, or to the worksheets dealing with terminology. Buy the Bundle and SAVE!!!! Nonfiction Text Features Mini Unit Bundle Individual Files: Nonfiction Text Features Powerpoint - Editable Nonfiction Text Features Task Cards Nonfiction Text Features Unit Worksheets Nonfiction Text Features Posters Nonfiction Text Features Test - editable in Power Point
Metacognition Reading Strategy Stems Bookmarks, Posters, Journal Logs
By Kile's Classroom
Thinking while you read - Teaching Metacognition Skills Are you wanting your students to have meaningful journal time while they are reading? Are you trying to get your students to focus on metagognition skills as they read? These journal pages, posters, and bookmarks are the perfect addition to your lessons! The bright posters and bookmarks coordinate perfectly to help students train their brain to think while they read! The reading log is an easy and fun check-box form for students to use as they journal. The students check the stem they are using and then finish the statement and develop their ideas one the lines below. Check out the product preview! This set is available with a dark background! Check it out at Kile's Classroom 6 Traits Writing Bundle . Descriptive Writing - Show, Not Tell . Interactive Word Wall. Reading Logs for a Full Year. Writing Graphic Organizers. #KileBD38
By Rachel Thiry
Students will sort the words by the sound of -ed heard at the end of each word.
The foldable is perfect for adding to an ELA notebook.
The foldable is ready to print and use!
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Fiction & Nonfiction Reading Genre Anchor Charts
By SPO Resources
Get started with genre instruction in your ELA classroom with these engaging fiction and nonfiction genre anchor charts. Featuring clear language, eye-catching graphics, and student-friendly definitions, these reading anchor charts are perfect for any literacy focus wall.
This set includes only the fiction and nonfiction genre anchor charts.
✨ For the complete collection of 28 genre anchor charts, explore the comprehensive Reading Genre Anchor Charts resource.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
This set includes the fiction and nonfiction genre anchor charts in the following formats:
Full-Size Anchor Chart (8.5” x 11”)
Color and black & white optionsHalf-Size Anchor Charts (5” x 7”)
Color and black & white options; perfect for student notebooks or smaller spacesFill-in-the-Blank Anchor Chart & Note-Taking Guide
Black & white, available in both full-size and half-sizeEditable Anchor Chart
Customize definitions and key features in PowerPoint or Google Slides™
Note: Only plain text, including definitions and key features, is editable. Graphics, headings, titles, and border colors can’t be modified.
- Digital Fill-in Template
Ideal for Easel activities to enhance student participation
WHY USE GENRE ANCHOR CHARTS?
Strengthen reading skills by helping students actively identify fiction and nonfiction elements. With a clear understanding of these two foundational genres, students are set up to explore more specific genres with confidence.
WAYS TO USE THIS RESOURCE
- Display & Reference: Use on focus walls, interactive notebooks, or literacy centers.
- Student Engagement: Let students fill in the blanks or take notes on each genre’s elements.
- Customization: Tailor the editable version to meet your students’ needs.
- Long-Term Use: Print, laminate, and use these charts year after year.
- Digital Integration: Incorporate the digital versions for seamless mini-lessons or virtual learning.
WHO IS THIS RESOURCE FOR?
Perfect for teachers seeking a clear, ready-to-use tool to teach the elements of fiction and nonfiction. Designed specifically for elementary students who need a strong foundation in genre types.
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to me at samantha@sporesources.com. I am always happy to help!
Created by Samantha McNally | ©SPO Resources
All rights reserved by the author.
Create an engaging learning space where genre exploration is easy and fun with these fiction and nonfiction genre anchor charts for your ELA classroom!
Metacognition Reading Strategy Stems - Reading Journal - Reading Log
By Kile's Classroom
Are you wanting your students to have menaingful journal time while they are reading? Are you trying to get your students to focus on metagognition skills as they read? These journal pages are the perfect addition to your lessons! This is an easy and fun check-box form for students to use as they journal. The students check the stem they are using and then finish the statement and develop their ideas one the lines below. Check out the complete product preview! 6 Traits Writing Bundle . Descriptive Writing - Show, Not Tell . Interactive Word Wall. Reading Logs for a Full Year. Writing Graphic Organizers.