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Read, Think and Write About It - Binder 1
Format
The 120-page binder features 10
fiction and 10 nonfiction passages, covering a wide range of topics
and written at a second or third grade reading level.
Activity sheets follow each passage and use a variety of formats,
including multiple choice, fill in the blank, graphs, and charts.
High-Interest Stories
Written to engage struggling readers, passages cover a variety of
high-interest, real-world; topics, including famous people,
intriguing events, and action-oriented careers. Each low-level
passage is between 210 and 320 words and is laid out in two columns
for ease of reading. Both fiction and nonfiction passages include
simple illustrations to serve as visual cues.
Examples include Pickle Week, a nonfiction passage
about a unique ten-day celebration and The Real Dirt About Dirt
Bikes, a fiction passage about a character who wants to learn
how to ride dirt bikes.
Readability Levels
The first binder's passages range from a 2.0 to 2.9 level and the
second binder's passages range from 3.0 to 3.9. Each binder includes
a list of the passages and their individual read ability levels for
teacher planning.
Varied Activities
Five activity sheets are paired with each passage. One activity
covers vocabulary skills, such as context clues, synonyms, and
antonyms.
Three activities cover comprehension, including main idea
and details, making predictions, sequencing, or story elements. Venn
diagrams, T-Charts, and other graphic organizers are also included.
The fifth activity covers writing skills such as letters, articles,
e-mail messages, or advertisements. "Stretch Your Thinking"
prompts are scattered throughout the activities to provide practice
in higher order and critical thinking skills.
Included:
20 High-Interest Passages, 100 Activities, Progress Chart and
Correlations to National Reading Standards, and Graphic Organizer
Templates that allow teachers to customize activities for any of the
passages.
Related Item:
• Read, Think and Write About It - Binder 2
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