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  • A classroom chart and worksheet to compare measurements using centimeters and inches, featuring prompts like, How much longer or shorter is ___ than ___? with visual aids such as paper footprints and color-coded text.
    Math

    Teach Students to Compare Measurements

    Comparing measurements is SO difficult for students, especially for English learners.  Not only do they need to understand that one object is larger or smaller than another, but they need…

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  • A woman with curly hair and glasses speaks in front of bookshelves. Overlaid text reads, “How to teach compare word problems,” with sample math questions about comparing quantities shown above.
    Math

    Compare Word Problems – How to Teach Students to Solve Them

    Compare word problems can be some of the most difficult addition and subtraction problems for students to solve. In this type of problem, students are asked to compare two groups…

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  • Two worksheets titled “Identify Main Idea & Details” use graphic organizers to help students find the main idea and supporting details. Lions are mentioned as social animals. A blue box highlights GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS with language support.
    Reading Comprehension | Differentiation | English Learners

    Graphic Organizers with Language Support

    When students struggle to explain what they’ve read, the gap is usually not about understanding. They understood the text. What’s hard is organizing their thinking and putting it into academic…

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  • A child writes in a folded Reading Notebook Example with a pencil at a wooden desk. The notebook has handwritten words and a flap being lifted. The text READING NOTEBOOKS is displayed at the top.
    Reading | Reading Comprehension

    Reading Notebook Example for Second Grade

    We’ve been having fun with our Reading Notebooks.  I love how this one turned out, so I thought I’d share it with you. First, we read My Name is Yoon,…

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  • Four Reading Comprehension Posters on a wooden surface, each focused on strategies like making connections, determining author’s purpose, and making predictions, with engaging text and colorful graphics. "Reading Comprehension Posters" is overlaid.
    Reading | Reading Comprehension

    Reading Comprehension Posters – Strategies and Skills

    Reading comprehension posters that focus on 24 reading skills and reading strategies that elementary students use when reading to learn. Some skills and strategies include: compare and contrast, identify main idea, make connections and more. The posters come in multiple formats and are great for helping students learn the language patterns of the comprehension skills. They come with prompts, responses, and graphic organizers.

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  • A classroom anchor chart helps scaffold social studies writing as it uses sentence stems to compare urban and rural areas. Green and pink text at the bottom details land use for both areas, supporting students in social studies tasks.
    Writing | Differentiation | English Learners | Social Studies

    How to Teach Compare and Contrast Text Structure in Social Studies Using Urban and Rural Areas – Scaffolded Writing Task for English Learners

    Scaffold student writing in the content areas by providing them with word lists, a way to organize the words and sentence frames. Find out how I help my English learners and struggling writers to organize their thoughts when comparing and contrasting urban and rural environments.

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