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Color this drawing of a book, use it for book reports, or trace and cut out for a great shapebook.
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"What could be more satisfying than a day spent volunteering at the library?" Review comprehension and enhance vocabulary with this book unit, designed to be used in conjunction with Herman Parish's popular tales of a literal-minded housekeeper.
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Four cute bookmarks (Make time to read in March!, Be cool, read! and Hungry for Words!). Green colors.
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Four bookmarks with a bookspine design(March is reading month, Make time to read, March - Make time to read)
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Four "heart" bookmarks (books, words, reading, writing); these cute bookmarks look as if they were written on lined notebook paper.
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Four "heart" bookmarks (books, words, reading, writing); these cute bookmarks look as if they were written on lined notebook paper.
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Four "heart" bookmarks (fiction, non-fiction, literature, libraries); these cute bookmarks look as if they were written on lined notebook paper.
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A bookworm in sunglasses relaxing on some books titled "Be Cool, Read!" "Hungry for Words" and "March is Reading Month"
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"Read one page of a book. Raise one finger for each word on the page that you don’t know." Simple instructions for categorizing books by difficulty, from "easy to read" to "too hard". Four bookmarks per page.
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A bulletin board alphabet to use with the theme "Reading Adventures."
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A bulletin board set of 5 color graphic illustrations of adventure books for the theme “Reading Adventures.” Includes Moby Dick, Sherlock Holmes, Robin Hood, space travel, and dragon illustrations.
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A color bulletin board straight border on the theme "Reading Adventures" features 5 graphic illustrations of adventure books.
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A writing prompt form to use with the theme "Reading Adventures," and the abcteach bulletin board set "Reading Adventures."
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A drawing/coloring activity for bulletin board theme “Book Quilt” for National Reading Month. Student creates his own quilt square of a favorite book.
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This form enables students to track titles and authors of what they read. Wide lines and a cute "minds at work" graphic.
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Lined writing paper with a cute illustration of a bookworm leaning against a stack of books in the lower-right corner. Narrow lines for intermediate level.
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The letters of the alphabet, presented in black outline, filled with outlines of books. Four letters to a page. Great for bulletin boards, desk decorations, and more.
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Create a bar graph to show information about favorite books.
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Use this page to divide portfolio categories or for a notebook cover.
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The letters of the alphabet, presented in black outline, filled with colorful books and decorated with bookworms. Four letters to a page. Great for bulletin boards, desk decorations, and more. This matches our August calendar header.
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"Read one page of a book. Raise one finger for each word on the page that you don’t know." Simple instructions for categorizing books by difficulty, from "easy to read" to "too hard". Four bookmarks per page.
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This form enables students to track titles and authors of what they read. Wide lines and a cute bookworm graphic.
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This form enables students to track dates, titles, and authors for the books, stories, and magazine articles they are reading.
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Three reading bookmarks, all with a "catch the wave" theme.
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Track reading at home with this monthly chart. Includes a "note to parents" to send home if the chart is not turned in on time.
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Students will love to be "caught" reading when they receive these little award tickets.
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This form enables students to track dates, titles, authors, and completion dates for what they are reading.
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This form enables students to record their opinions on what they are reading.
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"I chose to read this book because..." This cute writing prompt is in the shape of a book! Makes a great bulletin board decoration.
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The letters of the alphabet, presented in black outline, filled with outlines of books. Six letters to a page. Great for bulletin boards, desk decorations, and more.
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What is a literature circle? How does it work? Here are some suggestions for planning literature circles, as well as charts for tracking vocabulary, important questions, and interesting observations.
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Use this fun book report form as a reading log or simple report of weekly or monthly reading.
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List of ideas for students to share the books they have read.
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