6th Grade Reading Thematic Unit Plans
The Berenstain Bears and the Blame Game Comprehension Questions
By Sign with me TOD
The Berenstain Bears and the Blame Game comprehension questions product is useful for students that read the book. The questions are placed in order with the book. Students can answer these questions as the book is read or after they have finished reading the book or listening to the book. While reading this book and answering these questions, students will learn about blaming siblings/friends for something they didn't do, how they felt if they were blamed for something they didn't do before, feeling discouraged or miserable, the expression - peeling back the layers of an onion and what it means, sequencing events, solving problems instead of blaming, steps that can be followed to solve problems and working together to solve a problems. Students can answer these short answer questions, yes/no questions, multiple choice questions, fill in the blank questions, and vocabulary/picture labeling questions as the book is read to them, as they read the book independently or they can use the text for lookbacks once the book is finished. Vocabulary words, their meanings, and examples of the words used in sentences are presented. Students have the opportunity to use those words in sentences as well.
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St. Patrick's Day Story Starters
By Beth Hammett
Ten four-leaf clovers with St. Patrick's Day vocabulary for individual, small or whole group creative writings. Hand one to each student/group and have students use the vocabulary to build creative writings or timed assessment writings. Great for incorporating St. Patrick's Day terminology into lesson plans.
Theme Anchor Chart | Theme Anchor Chart Printable | Editable PPT Included
By Sean Alexander Dennison
Help your students master the concept of theme with our comprehensive "Theme Anchor Chart" resource! This set includes a ready-to-print anchor chart and an editable PowerPoint version, designed to make understanding and identifying themes in literature easy and engaging. Perfect for classroom walls or bulletin boards, this resource serves as a visual and interactive tool for teaching students about themes.
Product Highlights:
- Comprehensive Theme Anchor Chart: The printable anchor chart includes a clear definition of what a theme is, how to identify the theme in a story, and examples of the most common types of themes. It’s an all-in-one resource that simplifies a complex concept for young learners.
- Cute Drawing Images: Features charming illustrations that represent common themes such as friendship, bravery, kindness, perseverance, and more, making the chart visually appealing and relatable for students.
- Editable PowerPoint Included: The included PowerPoint version allows you to customize the anchor chart to fit your specific classroom needs. Add your own themes, definitions, or examples to tailor the chart to your curriculum.
- Interactive Learning Tool: The anchor chart encourages students to actively engage with the concept of theme, making it easier for them to apply this knowledge to their reading and writing activities.
- Perfect for All Grade Levels: Whether you’re teaching elementary, middle, or high school students, this resource is adaptable and valuable for any grade level focusing on literary analysis.
Why This Resource Is Essential:
- Clarifies a Key Concept: Provides a clear and accessible explanation of what a theme is and how to identify it, helping students grasp this important literary element.
- Supports Visual Learners: The combination of text and cute drawings makes the concept of theme more accessible and memorable for visual learners.
- Versatile and Customizable: The editable PowerPoint version allows for flexibility, letting you adapt the chart to different texts, themes, and student needs.
- Enhances Reading Comprehension: Helps students develop a deeper understanding of the stories they read by identifying and analyzing the underlying themes.
- Classroom-Friendly: The printable chart is perfect for displaying on classroom walls or bulletin boards, providing students with a constant visual reminder of what they’ve learned.
Ideal For:
- Teachers looking to reinforce the concept of theme in literature.
- Educators seeking a visual and interactive tool to support literary analysis.
- Classrooms that value clear, accessible anchor charts to aid in student understanding.
- Parents and caregivers who want to support their child’s reading comprehension at home.
- Schools aiming to provide consistent and thorough literary education across grade levels.
How to Use:
- Print and Display: Print the anchor chart and display it in your classroom as a reference tool for students during reading and writing activities.
- Customize with PowerPoint: Use the editable PowerPoint version to add specific themes or examples that align with your current lessons or texts.
- Incorporate into Lessons: Refer to the anchor chart during lessons on theme, encouraging students to use it as a guide when analyzing texts.
- Student Interaction: Have students use the anchor chart as a reference when identifying themes in their independent or group reading assignments.
Enhance your students’ understanding of theme with our "Theme Anchor Chart | Theme Anchor Chart Printable | Editable PPT Included"! This versatile resource provides everything you need to teach and reinforce the concept of theme, making it an invaluable addition to your classroom literacy toolkit.
MATH ENRICHMENT | ENRICHISSEMENT | SPORTS | ATHLETES (FRENCH)
By French Made Fun!
Pump up and motivate your strong math students with this engaging, hands-on project-based learning which will have them discovering the history of baseball cards, women in sports, math in sports, and finally working to create a statistical infographic on an athlete and a baseball card.
Do you teach a math enrichment class, or do you have students in your grades 5 and 6 classrooms who are on enrichment programs? Particularly when it comes to multi-levelled classrooms, the focus tends to be on the students with academic struggles, but our strong students need opportunities to push themselves and to stay engaged.
Mathematically-enriched students can be a challenge - and they crave independent, critical-thinking tasks that will allow them to explore the same content as their peers, but at a higher level. Your enriched students can explore any or all activities in this unit while their peers work through concepts they likely already understood before you started teaching it. You can then refocus your energy on a smaller group of students and make some progress! You've got this!
In this document, you'll discover 37 pages of activities, projects, research and artistic activities which will have your students keeping busy while your grade-level and below-grade level students can have you in other ways. I cover a lot of ground in this resource:
- Fractions: Comparing, adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions.
- Decimals: Adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimal numbers.
- Percentages: Calculating percentages, converting between percentages, decimals, and fractions.
- Ratios: Calculating and comparing ratios.
- Statistics: Collecting, organizing, and interpreting statistical data including mean, median, mode, range, and frequency distribution.
- Graphs and Charts: Creating and interpreting bar graphs, line graphs, pie charts, and histograms.
- Measurement: Converting between different units of measurement, including metric and imperial units.
- Geometry: Identifying and working with angles, triangles, quadrilaterals, and geometric shapes in sports contexts.
- Input-Output Charts: Creating and interpreting input-output charts.
- Place Value: Understanding place value with whole numbers, decimals, and fractions.
- Data Analysis: Analyzing data sets, identifying trends, making predictions, and drawing conclusions.
- Financial Literacy: Understanding the costs associated with sports activities, including ticket prices, stadium construction costs, and budgeting for sports teams.
You'll find:
4 Reading Comprehension Passages (with questions and answer keys)
10 pages of challenging math problems (including their answer keys)
2 projects:
"Make your own baseball card" (Includes instructions and a template)
"Infographic on an athlete" (Includes instructions, a template for final infographic, a rubric, and activities to promote independent research)
This is the second of (hopefully) many enrichment projects for math. Here's another on constellations you and your students might enjoy!
For goodness sakes, don't forget to have fun.
Kaitlyn.