Using this Compare and Contrast Graphic Organizer Activity, students organize their ideas using any of the provided graphic organizers in order to compare and contrast the structure of events, ideas, concepts, and information in two or more texts.

Using Subtracting with Measures Worksheet, students solve real life word problems involving different types of measurements.

Using this Find the Area Inside Worksheet, students find the area of rectangles on a grid by counting squares inside the provided shape.

Using Images to Understand the Information Worksheet, students explain how the illustrations contribute and clarify a text to build their understanding of what has been read.

Using the Students Speak Assessment Worksheet, teachers take anecdotalnotes when you hear students speaking with these qualities.

Using Tracking Reading at Grade Level Nonfiction Worksheet, students keep track of the stories they read this year by writing the title and the date the book was completed.

Using Asking Questions to Understand Worksheet, students ask questions and locate the answers by reading other resources, watching an informative video, or by talking with an expert in that topic to understand more about a topic.

Using Beginnings and Endings Worksheet, students write about the beginning and end of the story to show the purpose of each.

While using our Decomposing the Numbers Worksheet, students break apart the numbers into pairs by showing 2 ways to decompose each number.

Using Compare Contrast Book Covers Worksheet, students compare two books using information from the book cover to determine how they are alike and different.

Using Does it Tell a Story or Information Worksheet, students compare two texts about wasps to determine how they are alike and different.

Using Animal Facts Worksheet, students write an informative text piece that names the animal, gives facts about the animal, and ends so the reader feels the writing is complete.

Using Characters in Blueberries for Sal Worksheet, students compare two characters from a story to determine how they are alike and different.

Using Comparing Expository Texts Worksheet, students compare story elements intwo different stories about the same topic to determine how they are alike and different.

Using Creating End Punctuation Worksheet, students write their own sentence types using the correct end punctuation.

Using this Adjectives Around You Worksheet, students describe objects using adjectives around their classroom to create clues for their partners.

Using Skip Count by Four Worksheet, studentspractice skip-counting by 4s from any number to complete the pattern.

Using Prefixes List Worksheet, students make wordslists with prefixes using texts and prior knowledge.

Using Capital Letters Writing Worksheet, students write a paragraph using words that begin with capital letters like months, days, names, and streets.

Using Statements Worksheet, students write a statement describing each picture.