Description
As a veteran teacher with three children I have learned that life happens. While I tend to be a warrior when I am under the weather and come to school no matter how close to death I may be feeling, I can’t do the same when one of my children gets sick at 3 AM. Rather than be unprepared for these unfortunate circumstances, I created this resource that I can have ready to go in a binder that is always on my desk in case I am not able to be at school.
Set #1 includes:
• 4-page high-interest reader’s theater script
Estimated Lexile Measure:800L
• Reader Response Questions
• Context Clue Word Work
• Summary Strategy Organizer
• Story Map
• Text-Based Journal Prompt
• Word Work Word Search
• Story Cover Makeover
• 3-High Interest Journal Prompts for Writing
Set #2 includes:
• A 5-page high-interest reader’s theater script
• Reader Response Questions
• Context Clue Word Work
• Story Map
• Text-Based Journal Prompt
• Compare and Contrast Writing
• Rules for Park Safety
• Winter Amusement Park Design Project
Estimated Lexile Measure: 740L
Set #3 includes:
• A 4-page high-interest reader’s theater script
• Reader Response Questions
• Context Clue Word Work
• Story Flap Map
• Text-Based Journal Prompt
• Compare and Contrast Writing
• Missing Poster and Pet Sitting Rules
Set #4 includes:
• 4-page high-interest reader’s theater script
• Reader Response Questions
• Context Clue Word Work
• Story Summary Organizer
• 3-Text-Based Journal Prompts
• Story-Based Word Search
• Story Cover Makeover
Set #5 includes:
• 3-page high-interest reader’s theater script
• 1-page informational text
• Reader Response Questions for each text
• Context Clue Word Work
• Summary Strategy Organizer
• Story Map
• Text-Based Journal Prompt
• 3-High Interest Journal Prompts for Writing
• Idiom Fun for Figurative Language Work
• Design a Sarcophagus
Set #6 includes:
• A high-interest reader’s theater script
• Reader Response Questions
• Context Clue Word Work
• Summary Strategy Organizer
• Story Map
• Text-Based Journal Prompt
• Word Work Word Search
• Story Cover Makeover
• 3-High Interest Journal Prompts for Writing
• Post-Reading Project
Before the school year I get this binder ready to go, labeled (EMERGENCY SUB PLANS), all copies are made(at least 25 of each), and I update with student attendance, lunch count, and current class seating charts. While I always prepare my classroom for the following day before leaving, having this binder on my desk for a sub, administrator, or instructional teammate to grab in a pinch is ideal. This way my students are engaged, productive, and learning even when I have to be out of the classroom.
Erin Beers –
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