There was an Old Lady Who Swallowed BUNDLE Reading Comprehension Questions and Reading Strategies

Have you ever found yourself at a loss when trying to get your students engaged with reading comprehension questions? Or frustrated with the lack of strategies available for teaching reading? If so, you’ll be pleased to know that it doesn’t have to be this way. 

By introducing these 4 classic books, (SEE BELOW) “There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed...” into your classroom, you can access reading comprehension questions and reading strategies to encourage your students to get actively involved in reading and learning. In this resource, you’ll have reading comprehension questions and reading strategies related to the popular series. You'll also be able to evaluate your students’ answers to the questions. By the end, you’ll have the necessary skills and resources to turn reading into an exciting and interactive activity.

"The old lady who swallowed...series" BUNDLE reading comprehension questions and reading strategies offers an effective way to challenge and engage readers. Reading strategies such as connections, background knowledge, synthesizing, and inferencing, help build literacy and comprehension skills. Additionally, reading comprehension questions provide an opportunity to monitor and evaluate student progress. By using these questions and strategies, teachers can enhance the learning experience and help students to get the most out of their reading material. As renowned educator and author Stephen Krashen said, “Comprehension is the goal of reading.” Let’s work together to make it happen.

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Get the Most Out of Yes Day Book with Reading Comprehension Questions & Reading Strategies.

 'Yes Day' is a celebrated children's book written by award-winning author and illustrator, Amy Krouse Rosenthal. With its interactive illustrations and fun, family-friendly story line, it's easy to see why many families find 'Yes Day' a beloved read-aloud activity for teachers/parents and students/kids. But have you ever thought about how to maximize your kids' reading comprehension of the story and its moral lessons? With the right reading comprehension questions and strategies, you can get the most out of 'Yes Day' and ensure that your kids are retaining the story's key points. Use facts, questions, and reading strategies to make the most out of your next 'Yes Day' story time. Let's get started!  I would suggest to do the strategies and reading comprehension questions the day before or as a unit for the week. Yes day in the jar could culminate your week! 

There are slips of paper for the students to fill out for their "Yes Day" question.  You can put them all in a jar the day before or before they go to their special. Filter through the ones you can do or are able to do and pull out the ones you can't do. You may even put some of your own in they didn't think of. You can also put them in order to when you want to do these.  Don't let the students see them and you can even make stuff up as you pull them out! So fun!

Some of the options my kiddos put in were:

1. Can we have extra recess? Yes! There were several of these so what was fun was when they came in from recess, I pulled another recess one.  I read it, said yes, and line up we are going back outside! :)

2. Can we have play games on our computer? We have clever so that means the games are all educational. Win-Win!! Yes!!

3. Can we eat lunch in the classroom?  Yes!! (If you can't or you just need a minute, pull this one out.)

4. I put in this one.  Can we play, Duck, Duck, Goose outside? Yes!!

5.  Can we read outside? Yes!!

6. Can we have no homework? Yes!!

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MasterSentenceTypes - Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, Exclamatory for Primary Grades

Are you a teacher or educator who wants to help their students better recognize the four main types of sentences: declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory? With the right approaches and tools, it is possible to teach sentence types in an engaging and memorable way. With this product, you will learn how to use fun activities to encourage your students to recognize sentence types as they write and read. By the end of this unit, you'll have the confidence to equip your students with the knowledge to master sentence types, helping them take their writing to the next level.

Through a combination of fun activities, examples, and repetition, teaching young children about sentence types: declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative can be an enjoyable experience for both students and teachers alike. It's important to remember that sentence types are important building blocks of communication, and although these silly sentences can turn the lesson into a fun and playful time, the skills they’re working on here can last a lifetime. 

As we’ve seen, mastering sentence types doesn’t have to be tedious or intimidating. With patience and practice, children can understand and produce new sentence types that better express their thoughts and feelings. So let’s make sentence types fun, and empower the next generation of speakers and writers for generations to come. 

Let’s give our children the tools and the encouragement they need to say something, and the confidence and ability to express it clearly!

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Egg-citing Easter Math Fun: Double Digit Addition Scavenger Hunt Game!

 Are you ready to bring learning to life with an Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt? Perfect for classrooms and homeschools, this double digit addition game will have your students solving math problems and hunting for eggs. Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt Double Digit Addition includes 10 printable Easter eggs with double digit equations, and an answer key for you to check the solutions. With this game, your students will have a blast and learn invaluable math skills in the process. You can give them an Easter treat or treasure when they complete the hunt. (Treat and treasure not included.)

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Look no further than an Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt! This Easter-inspired activity will help your kids work on their addition skills, have an egg-citing time, and create a special memory. You'll be pleasantly surprised to see how quickly your students pick up the double digit addition without regrouping concept. So, get ready for some fun and educational Easter-themed math!

Does your classroom need a fun Easter spin? Make it happen with this printable double-digit Easter egg scavenger hunt! This will introduce students to some fun math problem-solving as they search for hidden eggs with two-digit numbers written on them. With a few basic supplies, such as clipboards and pencils, your students can enjoy this twist on the traditional Easter egg hunt, spicing up the holiday with some educational flair. Not only will the kids have a blast, but you can rest easy knowing your classroom activities are actively teaching your students double-digit math concepts. Put your students' problem-solving skills to the test this Easter with this exciting scavenger hunt!

Blank Eggs make it easy to customize curriculum or standards to fit the specific needs of your program. You can easily create and customize lessons that work best for you. You can build the perfect program that aligns with the particular goals or objectives you have in mind. Plus, you can integrate existing materials or activities into your program if you choose. With these blank Eggs, you have the freedom to craft your own unique program and make sure it's personalized to your exact needs.

Eggs are printed smaller for your convenience if you need.

This response sheet will allow you to monitor your students' progress and make sure that they are understanding double digit addition. It also provides an answer key so that you can check their answers and ensure they have a full grasp on the material. You may also have students self check if you choose.

The black and white version of Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt Double Digit Addition is a great resource for teachers and parents alike. Teachers can use this version to create fun and engaging activities for their students, while parents can use it for activities and lessons at home. Furthermore, the black and white version is great for printing out if you are unable to print in color.  

Track & Maximize Your Students' Guided Reading Progress with this Running Record Tool FREE!!

Get the most out of your guided reading sessions with this running record free template. This running record form provides teachers with an easy way to track and assess students' reading fluency and comprehension. With this running record template, you can quickly and easily track student progress and adjust your instruction accordingly. It's the perfect way to ensure your students are learning at their maximum potential and it's FREE!!

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Bring On the Wonders Of the Solar System With I Am the Solar System Book Companion!

Explore the wonders of the solar system with our book companion! This package includes a custom-made book companion that will help your child engage with the book while they learn interesting facts about the sun, the planets, and more. I Am the Solar System Book Companion comes with a variety of interactive activities and engaging worksheets that will help your child have a better understanding and appreciation of our solar system. I Am the Solar System is written by Rebecca McDonald and must be purchased separately.

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This first picture is Roll and Read.  Roll the dice and answer the question in a discussion. But if you want to take an extra step, have the students write their answer and illustrate.

The following picture showcases book mark style questions you might want to do in whole group or in a small guided reading group. You could also have students write answers and illustrate with the answer sheet.

This is the grammar part of this resource.  If you are working on nouns or verbs, or just want to review, this is the perfect way for doing just that! Pass out the noun page and have students look for nouns in a the book. They can write them in as they go along. This can be done in a small group center, guided reading or whole group.

If you need to assess your students, this is an end of unit study including an answer key.  The running record would be used for students reading at a letter O, however there is a blank running record that can work with any book that comes with this resource.

Please reach out to me for any questions you have regarding this resource. You may leave a question in my question and answer section of my TPT store HERE. If you would like to see something else included in a book companion, let me know.  I will do my best to accommodate. 

A Fun Game for Learning to Count Coins

 Are you looking for a money game for your station? This money game is perfect for the fun engaging interaction you need for learning how to count coins. Your students will learn to count mixed coins.

Directions

**After Purchase**

1.Print, laminate, and lay as many money cards as you want in a large rectangle around your classroom rug, or in a large area in your classroom. Choose which cards you use to differentiate your learning groups.

2.Use 1 large die to make the game go slower, or two dice for a quicker game. I bought my large dice at a dollar store. Small dice works just as well if you don’t own large dice.

3.Use small stuffed animals as place markers. You may also consider small toys as place markers, such as bugs, treasure box toys they can take with them after the game, optional. I have also used candy of different varieties they can take after the game has ended.

4.As a player lands on a large card, they name the answer. Help them if this is a newer concept. If you want to make it more difficult, they must name the correct answer or return to their previous place where they were on the board, as a review.

5.The first one to land on the last card wins, or when time ends, the winner is the one ahead.

6.To play as a tabletop game, print these 4 to a sheet to make the game smaller.

7.Consider using these as flashcards for teaching or reviewing.

8.Please let me know if you have questions in the question and answer section of my store.

Money Game XLarge Game Includes:

• Cover
• Terms
• Money Guide
• Coin Cards 8.5x11 Large (55 Cards)
• You may print these 4 to a page for a smaller table top version.
• Credits

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