HOT READING SKILLS WORKBOOKs

CCSS INTENSIVE READING SKILLS WORKBOOK IDEA?

HOT READING SKILLS NONWORKBOOKs (FREE Open Source Reading Resources)

Prepare your students with intensive DOK level 3 and 4 two-step reading comprehension questions, targeted word study, rigorous word analysis, skills-building daily reading comprehension practice that students need to pass demanding standards-based reading assessments. Each HOT/BOSS READING SKILLS workbook will include more than 40 fun intensive reading lessons.

Sample Cover of a Monthly Read and Respons workbook that I would like to develop.

Intensive Reading Lessons!

 

• Reading Comprehension questions: One‐Part Hot Text, Multiple Choice, Open Response, Multi‐Select, Evidence‐Based Selected Response, Two‐Part Hot Text,  Editing Task Questions, Technology Enhanced Constructed Response (TECR), Grid Select, Prose Constructed Response (PCR), and ELA-Applied Skills: ConstructedResponse, and Extended-Response. 
• Weekly/Biweekly Word Study Games 
• Weekly/Biweekly Socratic Seminars 
• Weekly/Biweekly Latin and Greek Roots and Affixes HOT Sheets
• Weekly/Biweekly Reading Game Cards: Tier 2 and 3 Academic Reading Vocabulary 
• Daily Reading Fluency Passages: Socratic Seminare STEM questions included
• Weekly/Biweekly Cornel Notes Word Analysis Journal Pages 
• Weekly Fiction Literary Elements Hide and Seek Game 
• Bimonthly Nonfiction Text Features Scavenger Hunt
• Daily Tier 2 and 3 ELA Reading Glossaries Word Match Game
• Weekly/Biweekly FUN, Silly, Foolish and Ingaging Reading Passages 
• Daily Read and Response Reading Logs
• Bimonthly Standards-Based Reading Comprehension Assessments 

Draft Non-Fiction Close Reading Test Passages: NEEDS EDITING! PLEASE HELP!

1. 13-year-old Dutch girl, Laura Dekker sails Around the World
2. Are Dogs Really Man’s Best Friend?
3. Can you Win Arguments with Your Parents with Facts?
4. Captain James Cook Mini Biography
5. Claude Monet French Impressionist Painter
6. College Knowledge: What do you need to know to succeed in college?
7. Deforestation: Facts, Causes & Effects
8. Eating Insects Is Common Around the World
9. Extraordinary Astronomical Observatories of the World
10. Getting Organized with Checklist
11. How can we save the Honey Bee?
12. How do Vaccines work?
13. How to Start Your Own Business
14. Is Clutter and Mess Really Best for Creativity?
15. Living on the International Space Station
16. Man’s Future Missions to Mars
17. Mary Shelley an English novelist: Frankenstein
18. Mary Stevenson Cassatt an American Painter
19. Mini Benjamin Franklin Biography
20. Mini Biography Astronaut Sally Ride
21. Motivation Using Fear or Reason
22. Norse explorer Leif Erikson Explores America 500 years before Columbus
23. Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize
24. RECYCLING FACTS & STATISTICS
25. Renewable Resources, Wind Solar and Hydroelectric: FACTS & STATISTICS
26. Sherlock Holmes: Man or mystery?
27. The Baja 500 off-road race
28. The Future of High Speed Trains
29. The history of ice cream
30. The History of the Taj Mahal
31. The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
32. The Story of the Titans
33. The Truth about Pirates
34. What is your carbon footprint?
35. The History of the Taj Mahal
36. What will happen if a giant comet hits the Earth?
37. Who was Socrates?
38. Why aren’t there more female engineers?
39. Why We Crave Junk Food: Sugar and Fat?
40. Will California Survive the Great Drought?
41. A History of the Hanseatic League
42. A Short History of the Battle Axe
43. A Short History of the Cross Bow
44. A Short History of the Dagger
45. Child Labour and your Electronics
46. Child Slavery and your Chocolate Bar
47. Crocodile & Alligator Differences
48. Top 10-15 scientists who changed the world: Marie Curie
49. Myth vs. Fact Ancient Aliens Created the Nazca Lines
50. Myth vs. Fact the Abominable Snowman
51. Myth vs. Fact the Roswell Aliens
52. Myth vs. Fact the Voodoo Zombies
53. Neil Alden Armstrong the first person to walk on the Moon
54. The Sonoran Desert Flora and Fauna
55. Timeline of female labor and education in the early history of the US
56. What is Project Based Learning?

Coming Soon PAIRED READING PASSAGES WITH EBSR!

Top 10 Future Professions:
Data Scientist/Engineer (Machine Learning)
Mechanical Engineer
Physician.
Physical Therapist.
Civil Engineer.
Information Security Analyst (Internet)
Computer App Developer.
Website Designer
Metallurgical and Materials Engineering
Database Administrator

Science Articles:
Coastal Estuarine Food Chain/Web
Tidepool Flora and Fauna
Kelp Forest Ecosystems
Coral Reef Systems: Great Barrier Reef
Renewable Energy Resources Wind Turbine
Renewable Energy Resources Solar Power
Arizona Sky Islands Ecosystems
Australia’s Uluru | Northern Territory
Natural Phenomena: Earthquakes
Natural Phenomena: Tsunamis
Critically Endangered Species: Vaquita
Critically Endangered Species: White Rhino
Wilderness Medicine: Outdoor First Aide Essentials
Medicinal plants
Physical Phenomena: Electricity
Physical Phenomena: Magnetism
Natural Phenomena: Precipitation and The Hydrologic cycle
Natural Phenomena: Weather and Lightning
Earth-friendly Diet
The Sugar Diet: Sugar Addiction

Inspirational People:
Anne Frank
Joan of Arc
Albert Einstein
Stephen Hawking
Nikola Tesla
Thomas Edison
World at War: Winston Churchill
World at War: Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson

Fiction Close Reading Passages

1. The Disappeared
2. The Disappeared Readers Theater
3. Pushkin’s Powerful Poems
4. Law of Nature Overturned as Infinite Monkey Theory Proved False

HOT READING SKILLS EXTENSIONS