Five fairy tale case files, five interrogations. Detective Cher and Officer Dawg question Goldi Locks, Jack, the Big Bad Wolf, and more in reader’s theater scripts made for a fluency station. Each script has four parts and runs about six minutes, and the script works with two, three, or four readers.  

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Help students master one of the most important elements of literature with this engaging Plot Activities and Graphic Organizers Unit! Designed for upper elementary and middle school students, this resource provides everything you need to teach, practice, and review plot in an interactive and meaningful way.

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Make Black Friday learning easy and engaging with this no-prep middle school activity! Students read an informational passage about Black Friday, answer DOK 1–4 reading comprehension questions, and reinforce vocabulary with a word search and crossword puzzle. Perfect for ELA, sub plans, early finishers, or independent practice.

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Take the Gingerbread Man story to court and see what the fox has to say! This Christmas mock trial reader’s theater script turns a fractured fairy tale into fluency practice your class will want to read twice.

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contains a fun Greek Mythology unit on monsters with reading passages, activities, and projects. Perfect for your Ancient Greece Unit, this Greek myth resource contains mythology reading passages on the Gorgons (Medusa), the Hydra, the Minotaur, Cerberus, and other mythological monsters.

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Make Thanksgiving learning easy with this ready-to-assign digital reading comprehension activity for middle school! Students read an informational passage about Thanksgiving and complete DOK 1–4 questions, vocabulary activities, and higher-level thinking tasks. Perfect for Google Classroom, sub plans, independent work, early finishers, or a no-prep November activity.

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Let your students imagination run wild with these How to Catch a Turkey and How to Cook a Turkey writing prompts! Students will love getting to write their own stories and design their own turkeys!

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This matching activity helps students learn compound words by matching real photos, building vocabulary, language skills, and visual discrimination. 

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20 paper fortune teller templates to use in your classroom or at home as a fun way to develop fine motor skills, early reading and math skills and a bunch more!

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Make main idea & supporting details practice meaningful with this fall reading comprehension resource for 4th & 5th grade. Students read an informational passage about why leaves change color in fall, then use the same text across 9 different activities to practice comprehension, text evidence, vocabulary, inferencing, written response, and more.

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Thanksgiving Cause and Effect activities you can use tomorrow, this Thanksgiving Themed Reading set is ready to print & go. Students practice cause & effect reading comprehension with color by number & mystery picture pages no extra prep, no extra pieces. 

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Main Idea and Supporting Details can be a difficult concept for students to master. This package contains 6 winter themed reading passages, teacher's guide, answer keys, and differentiation options.

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Bring some Christmas fun into your middle school classroom with this no-prep reading comprehension and puzzle activity! Students read a Christmas-themed informational passage, answer DOK 1–4 questions, and reinforce vocabulary with a word search and crossword puzzle. Perfect for December ELA, sub plans, early finishers, or independent practice.

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Make beginning digraph practice fun with these hands-on Digraph Hats! Kids will practice SH, CH, TH, WH, PH, KN, QU, and WR with pom-pom painting and cut-and-paste activities. Perfect for building phonics and fine motor skills in kindergarten and first grade!

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This interactive book is a fun and functional way to help young learners and students with autism build sentences and identify colors!

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Make gratitude fun this Thanksgiving with Paws and Give Thanks, a cheerful Thanksgiving journal designed for children in grades 2–5! This engaging journal gives kids a chance to slow down, reflect, write, and think about the people, blessings, memories, and traditions that make Thanksgiving special. With 15 kid-friendly journal prompts, students can explore gratitude while practicing their writing skills in a fun and meaningful way.

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Thanksgiving Reading Comprehension Passage and Questions for 3rd, 4th & 5th graders: Students will practice "The Science of Cooking a Turkey," an ideal tool for mastering inferences, identifying main ideas, understanding sequence, and crafting meaningful written responses. Use it for a cold read or a close read.

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