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Really Good Stuff® Author's Points, Reasons, And Evidence Literacy Center - 1 literacy center
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Best for Grades: 4-5
1 literacy center
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Ages: 9-10 / Grades: 4-5
Of Ideas and Details/Curriculum Kits/Literacy Centers Identify Three Important Aspects Of Informational Writing
The student reads a text passage and uses a dry erase activity card to document the author's points, reasons for making the points, and supporting evidence. Blank activity cards included in dry erase and reproducible form. Self-checking.
- 4 text cards
- 11" by 8" each
- 5 dry erase activity cards
- Size: 11" by 8" each
- 4 answer key cards
- Size: 11" by 8" each
- 4 dry erase markers
- 1 laminated task card
- Size: 9" by 6"
- Really Good Instructional Guide
- 1 hanging plastic bag
- Size: 11" by 13"
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