Homeschool Informational Text Projects (by date, oldest first)
Common Core Reading Interactive Notebook
By Kim Romero
If you are interested in my Common Core Reading Interactive Notebook you need to check this out!
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Students need to be involved in their own learning. Interactive Notebooks are a great way to incorporate interactive learning. My Common Core Reading Interactive Notebook is aligned with 3rd Grade Common Core Standards. However, this product can benefit 2nd, 4th, and 5th grade also. View my preview to get a better look.
Common Core Reading Interactive Notebook includes:
Student Notebook Cover Page
Reading Skills-Concept Page Separator
Genres-Concept Page Separator
Literal and Nonliteral Meanings-Concept Page Separator
Text Structure-Concept Page Separator
Word Skills-Concept Page Separator
Table of Contents
What do good readers do? Interactive Organizer
Author's Purpose-Interactive Page
Story Elements-Study Organizer
Characters-Interactive Page
Setting-Interactive Page
Plot- Interactive Page
Theme-Interactive Page
Point of View-Interactive Page
Inference-Interactive Page
Predict-Interactive Page
Main Idea- Interactive Page
Different Genres-Study Page
Fiction/Nonfiction-Interactive Page
Literal Vs. Nonliteral Meaning Study Page
Simile, Metaphor, and Idiom-Interactive Pages
Alliteration and Personification-Interactive Pages
Compare and Contrast- Interactive Page
Cause and Effect- Interactive page
Steps in a Process- Interactive Page
Context Clues-Interactive Page
My Common Core Reading Interactive Notebook comes with a step by step guide for each page and black/white printables.
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Halloween Bloodsuckers Nonfiction Texts and STEM Challenge
By Science and STEAM Team
These non-fiction texts about 9 different bloodsuckers are sure to grab your students' attention. After reading they will be challenged to make an instrument that can remover a bloodsucker from its host! Also included are tips and suggestions for teachers, a list of other bloodsuckers, and an animal report page. This comes in color and black and white. This resource is TeachShare digital-ready, and I have added directions and text boxes for you!
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Text Elements Examples and Review
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Students will complete this magazine text elements project by reviewing the following text features: table of contents, index, headings, subheading, captions, bold words, illustrations/photographs, comparisons, glossary, labels, and graphs/charts/diagrams. Students will use a magazine of their choice/one that is assigned to complete this product. Students will answer questions about each of the text features throughout the product and will then be required to complete their own research and answer the questions provided.