Genres And Reasons Literacy Center™ - Grades 4-5 - 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
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years of age.Build Knowledge Of Genres With This Literacy Center Activity
Grades 4-5 Students read an engaging text passage and determine its genre(s). They can flip over the genre cards for guidance matching each genre to a piece of text. The student lays the genre cards by the text cards they best describe and then records the titles, genres, and reasons on the worksheets. Students practice assigning meaning to genre terminology and discover that some of the reading passages fit more than one genre.
- 10 double-sided genre cards
- Size: 5½" by 4¼" each
- 8 text cards
- Size: 8½" by 5½" each
- 1 pad of 30 worksheets
- Size: 8½" by 11" each
- 1 laminated task card
- Size: 9" by 6"
- Really Good Instructional Guide
- 1 hanging plastic bag
- Size: 11" by 13¼"
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