This is a trifold that can be done independently or in small groups for the story Tops and Bottoms of the 3rd grade Reading Street Series. Included are two versions - one with page numbers and one without. Start studying Reading - Tops and Bottoms 3rd grade SJP. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools. Scott Foresman Reading Street Reading Street Grade 2 Student Edition, Volume 2.2. Features high-quality, authentic literature organized around units that develop grade-level science and history/social science concepts. Four reading selections per week at Grade 2.2 emphasizes comprehension, vocabulary, and writing skills and offer opportunities. Journeys Reading Unit 5. Journeys Unit 6. Sound and Light. Home Reading Tops and Bottoms. From Scott Foresman Reading Street. This is a third grade common core reading unit using Tops and Bottoms. It reviews many of the common core reading standards for third grade. You can make it into a packet or use it with each individual page. This packet reviews cause and effect, synonyms and antonyms, summarizing, character traits.
Tops And Bottoms Reading Street Worksheets
At the 3rd grade level, we highly suggest that encourage students to read aloud as often as possible. This forces them to slow down and pace how they read passages. This leads to long self-processing time which long term will improve their comprehension of what they read. In order to do this successfully you will need to reassure students that your room is a safe space to read aloud. You will need to work to maintain a positive climate when struggling readers are reading aloud, but after a few behavior corrections, it become the classroom norm. I would also encourage teachers to be included in the reading aloud period. I prefer to start that way the tone is set for the room, but other teachers use this in many different ways. See what works for you. Third grade students should be focused on learning new words, mostly with their decoding skills.
Over most of our 3rd Grade reading comprehension worksheets students will read a short, one-page passage, such as a fun short story or informative piece, and be asked to answer multiple-choice questions about it. There are three sheets for each separate reading passage, so be sure to print them all (we have numbered them to help out). We hope these worksheets help students expand their vocabulary as well as help them start taking an active role in expanding their personal knowledge base. At this level students should begin to look at extended version questions as well as reading longer passages. The worksheet set tries to complement this.
