Students will learn how to annotate/text code.
Students will learn about test-taking strategies.  
Students will learn how to cite text evidence. 
Students will learn how to determine the central message and details of a text.
Students will learn about the literary elements in a story.
Students will learn about fables, folktales, and myths.
Students will analyze the characters in a story.
Students will learn about the sequence of events in a story.
Students will learn about compare & contrast relationships in a text.

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         As a veteran teacher of more than 23 years, I have found that my bachelor’s degree in Exceptional Student Education has helped me know HOW to teach and my master’s degree in Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment has allowed me to design specific curriculum to fit the needs of various learners. All students LEARN DIFFERENTLY based on their strengths and weaknesses.
         I also have the following degrees and certifications: Elementary Education K-6, Middle School English 7-9, English 9-12, and Exceptional Student Education K-12. I also have the following endorsements: Reading and ELL (ESOL).
        I have learned that the most productive method of teaching is the application or transfer step. Students LEARN by DOING and they enjoy doing as long as they are engaged in their learning. Once they understand the concept and why it is important to know and how it would benefit them, they can then begin applying the skill in an authentic or real-world setting.

“ELA Reading Comprehension Activities” by Literacy Art by Iris (download & print weekly)
"My ELA Interactive Notebook for Grade 3" 

A Google account is needed for some of the assignments and activities.
Some of the assignments use the following websites: Jamboard, Genially, Nearpod, and Quizlet. 
Learners DO NOT create accounts for these sites. I will send links for the interactive assignments.