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Each article has a lexile where you can change the level. Students and teachers can create accounts. Students choose articles they want to read. They can answer three well-written comprehension questions at the end and create a comment about the article as well. Teachers can assign articles and view quizzes. You can view quizzes by students or ...
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The author who spun Charlotte’s Web. One day, on a small farm in Maine, a man sat in a barn watching a large gray spider spin a web. The man was E.B. White. E.B.—or Andy, as he was called—thought spiders were spectacular creatures. He thought that one day he might like to write a children’s book about a spider.
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traditional forms of nonfiction, such as textbooks and news articles, but they must also comprehend newer forms of nonfiction, such as advertisements on Web sites and e-mail on the Internet. Many students can benefit from reading more nonfiction, but finding good examples of nonfiction for instruction at different grade levels can be challenging.
Students read a nonfiction passage. Then, they sort statements into 2 groups. 1. Most important details that should be included in a summary. 2. Details that are NOT as important. Finally, students read 2 summaries (one of them includes details that are not important) and have to choose which summary is best. Students must explain their reasoning.
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successfully integrating nonfiction into the everyday lives of your students. You’re truly inspirational. Adaire Wooding, Karen Flavin, Rhonda Wilhite, and the teachers from Alief Independent School District, Texas. What amazing projects your students produced! Cathy Duvall and the teachers from Fort Bend Independent School District, Texas.
11 Nonfiction Books Your Elementary Student Will Love. Written by Kaitlin Coulter in Ages 6-8, Book Lists, Skills for School (5+) Reading nonfiction books is one of the best ways your elementary school student can expand their vocabulary, work on reading comprehension and learn techniques of how to read a book for understanding, rather than for ...
Learn more about the characteristics of traditional nonfiction, browse-able nonfiction, narrative nonfiction, expository literature, and active nonfiction. Five Kinds of STEM-themed Nonfiction Books for Kids
