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The Stolen Slipper by Anna Staniszewski Comprehension Packet / Extra Activities
By Sarah Anderson
I used this resource with one of my guided reading groups. They completed the packet as they read the story "Once Upon A Fairy Tale: The Stolen Slipper" by Anna Staniszewski and illustrated by Macy Pamintuan. If they finished they could choose from the extra activities. Answer key is included!
Lexile: 600L
Guided Reading Level: N
AR Level: 3.3
AR Quiz Number: 505675
ISBN: 978-1-338-34975-7
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Alexander and the Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day Book Companion Reading
By April S Bash
Alexander and the Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day Literacy Book Companion Study Unit with Comprehension & Fun English Language Arts / Math Activities, based on the book by Judith Viorst. (Book not included**.**)
This 46-page packet provides a variety of levels to reach each individual student. Please see preview pages and descriptions below . Worksheets include lined paper for easy handwriting practice:
47 Pages Total Include:
1. TABLE OF CONTENTS
2. 10 Comprehension short-answer questions
3. continued
4. 10 Multiple Choice Questions
5. continued
6. * * * answer sheet (corresponds with both sets)
7. Story Elements : Who, What, When, Where, Main Idea, Problem Solving
8. Vocabulary : 10 words from the book with match-up definitions
9. * * * Vocabulary Answer Sheet
10. Vocabulary Words in Use –insert the correct word in each sentence using the Vocabulary 10-Word Box
11. * * * Vocabulary Words in Use Answer Sheet
12. Reflection : Connection, Text-to-Self, Steps You Would Give to ….
13. Read & Respond : Main Idea, Supporting Details, Author’s Purpose, My New Vocabulary
14. * 20-Word Search page
15. 10 Word Scramble page
16. Spelling Words : 10 words plus 1 Bonus, from the book, on lined paper
17. * * * Spelling Test : blank, lined paper
18. Story Map: Setting, Characters, Problem, Solution
19. Step By Step : First, Next, Then, Last
20. Step By Step : First, Next, Then, Last : with shaped-illustrated writing areas
21. Title Page: Author, Illustrator, add your own illustration
22. Design & Detail illustrating page ….
23. Opinion Journal: What did you think? What would you change?
24. Sequencing : 12 written scenes from the story to place in order
25. * * * Sequencing answers
26. * * * Sequencing : Blank paste sheet
27. Cause & Effect : Fill in the Cause & Effect blanks
28. ABC Order : 20 words from the book
29. * * ABC Order : Answer Sheet
30. Book Report : Who is the author? Fiction or Non Fiction? Characters? Favorite part? Rate this book!
31. Rhyme Time :15 words from the book, to match up to 15 rhyming words
32. * Writing Prompt : with tooth- shaped lined paper …..
33. * Contractions : 9 contractions to combine, or separate
34. * Follow the instructions : coloring, addition/subtraction using photos
35. * Follow the instructions : counting pictures , left/right
36. * Follow the instructions : First/Second/Third/Fourth ; Counting photos graph
37. * Acrostic Poem : FRIEND
38. Compare & Contrast Venn Diagram: Alexander’s Day Vs My Day
39. Math : 12 simple addition problems
40. * * * Math : answer sheet
41. Math : 12 simple multiplication problems
42. * * * Math : answer sheet
43. Label a Cat : 9 labels with fill-in-the-blank & word box included.
44. What’s That Photo : Label 15 photos with cut & paste words
45. Senses : Feels, Smells, Looks, Tastes & Sounds Like
46. Syllables : Divide the 20 words into syllables
47. * * Syllables : Answer Sheet
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Level F Reading Passages With Mastery Activities
By Ann Stewart
Engaging Fiction for Beginning Readers - Level F Passages and Activities Bring excitement to your small group reading instruction with this set of 3 fun and engaging level E fiction stories! These short passages feature familiar topics and settings that students will easily relate to and enjoy.
Titles Include:
The Lost Hat Mike’s
Messy Room
Emma’s Nature Walk
Each passage comes with 2 comprehension focused follow-up activities designed to assess and build essential reading skills:
Short Answer Questions
Sight Word Recognition
Parts of Speech
Sentence Structure
Sequencing
Identifying Story Elements
These reader-friendly tales, paired with targeted skills practice, provide the perfect amount of reading fluency development and mastery checks for early readers. With vivid imagery and enthusiastic narrative, these passages will capture students' attention and imagination. The included activity pages allow teachers to evaluate comprehension and reading growth in an engaging small group or independent setting.
Get exactly what you need to energize your literacy instruction with this reading skills bundle! Just print and copy to have quality-level readers and skill-focused tasks ready to go. A great resource for assessing and supporting students reading at Fountas and Pinnell level F.
3rd Grade The Halloween Scarecrow: Spooky Fiction Reading Passage w/Questions
By Ann Stewart
Engage your 3rd-grade students with a spooky, Halloween-themed reading passage! "The Halloween Scarecrow" is a fun and slightly spooky fiction story perfect for the Halloween season. In this 300-350 word passage, Lily and her brother Ben go trick-or-treating and encounter a mysterious scarecrow at an old farmhouse. When the scarecrow suddenly moves, the kids must decide if it’s just the wind—or something more! This engaging passage will spark imagination while reinforcing key reading skills.
What’s Included:
Skills Covered:
Possible Uses in the Classroom:
Engage your students with this Halloween-themed passage that’s both fun and educational, and help them master key reading skills while celebrating the season!