Reading: Informational Text Assessment Activities CCSS

Quick and easy assessments for CCSS Reading/Informational Text.

This is a perfect way to be sure each student is competent and that all standards have be covered.

These assessment are ideal for whole group, small group or individuals.

They can be used for formative assessment as well.

 Here are three of my favorite series to use with students when reporting on informational text.

All standards are listed and I can cards are available for posting.

There is a student cover and an I can chart for keeping each students assessments together an recording their progress.

The activities are simple and there are more than one activity for each standard so that you can reassess!!

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CCSS Reading/Literature Assessment Activities!

Quick and easy assessments for CCSS Reading/Literature.

This is a perfect way to be sure each student is competent and that all standards have be covered.

These are ideal for whole group, small group or individual.

They can be used for formative assessment as well.

There is a basic I Can... anchor chart as well as individual cards for posting.

Literature suggestions are provided as well as an assessment to cover them.

Your students will love the stories, they can easily be found in your library, and the assessments that follow each study are meaningful.

Here are samples of some of the assessment activities.

There are neutral ones that can be used for standard and then ones identified to use with the literature suggested.

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Google Slides and Power Point Math and Language Activities for April

 All you need is Google Slides or Power Point Slide Show.

Load the slide show onto your device.

Open it in Google or Power Point.

Students look through the slides and mark the answers on their "hard copy" worksheet.

Ideal for centers, Chromebook use, or tablets.

Perfect way to assess because students use the "hard copy" to turn in.

Ideal for the primary student's experience with technology!

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Crazy Hair Day!

 We love spirit days!

And here is a perfect way to celebrate Crazy Hair Day!

There are enough activities to fill a complete day with reading, writing, word work, and mathematics.

So send the invitation and ...

Let's Celebrate!

Check out the adorable opportunity to write about their hair and decorate.

Patterns are provided but kiddos can certainly use their own creative ideas!!

There are 6 word work pages including:

ABC order, Making Words, Syllables, Word Search, 

Rhyme, Word Sort (-ere, -air, -are)

Writing includes:

idea gathering, sensory, opinion, and narrative.

Final write pages are included.

I love the listening and communication section.

So will your class.

I found these four special stories to accompany the day.

Comprehension activities follow.

Mathematic games include:

data collection, addition to 12 and 24, greater than and less than.

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Crazy Sock Day!

We love spirit days!

And here is a perfect way to celebrate Crazy Sock Day!

There are enough activities to fill a complete day with reading, writing, word work, and mathematics.

So send the invitation and ...

Let's Celebrate!

I am absolutely in love with these stories.

No better way to add adventure to Crazy Sock Day!

Smelly Socks by Robert Munsch will bring laughter to your classroom and a smile to your face.

Tina wants new socks and the process just to get the socks is a problem BUT that is nothing compared to the fact that Tina loves them sooooo much that she refuses to take them off BUT Tina's friends come to the rescue.

The illustrations are delightful and the ending leaves for prediction making.

Duck Sock Hop  by Jane Kohuth is another delightful rhyme story.

These ducks LOVE their socks that they pull from a big box.

The socks come in all sizes, colors, and designs which are perfectly described by the author.

This tongue twisting, sing song story will have your class wanting more and is ideal for coming up with ideas to create some fancy socks!

Where's My Sock by Joyce Dunbar is the perfect sock hunt. Pippin has lost his yellow sock with clocks.  Pippin and his friend Tog go on a giant sock hunt that leads to some exciting adventures.

Where in the world is that missing sock?

Your class will love guessing and following the path to discovery.