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! Pro-Vocabulary Instruction ! Syllable Types ! Words and Questions Chart ! Sensory Planner ! Writing Frame ! People, Places, Things Chart ! Reading Reflection Chart ! Thinking Skills ! Show What You Know ! Interest and Strengths Questionnaire ! SMART Goals ! Self-Regulation Chart ! My Behavior Chart ! My Rules ! EMT ! Frayer Model ! A-Z Listing

Inclusion does not begin and end in the classroom, but it is a philosophy that continues

throughout life.” (Karten, T. 2015) Toby J. Karten Email: [email protected] Web: www.inclusionworkshops.com Facebook: Inclusion Education Services Follow on Twitter: @TJK2INCLUDE pinterest.com/tkarten/inclusive-education

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Navigating the Core Curriculum © 2017 Solution Tree Press • SolutionTree.com Visit go.SolutionTree.com/RTI to download this free reproducible.

R E P R O D U C I B L E

PRO-Vocabulary Instruction

Name:

PrioritizeSelect important words.

RelateCite text that uses the vocabulary.

OwnWrite a sentence with the word. Where else have you seen or heard the word?

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Syllable Types

Name:

Directions: Find at least five words with these syllables. If the word has more than one syllable, highlight or underline the syllable type.

Closed Vowel-Consonant-e

Open Syllables Vowel Teams r-Controlled Consonant-le

bat, fig, pup smile, hope, love

no, he, hi fair, meat, play more, far, first, purple

handle, angle, purple

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Words and Questions Chart

Name:

Directions: Review the text and respond to these prompts.

Word Exploration Assignment

Affixes and Roots

List four words in the passage that have affixes.1. 2. 3. 4.

Document-Based Vocabulary

Select four vocabulary words to compose a text-related sentence.1. 2. 3. 4.

Sentence:

Picture Response

Draw a picture of a word you learned.

Syllables List four words that have three or more syllables.1. 2. 3. 4.

Classification Select five words to sort into the following categories: nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs.

Nouns Verbs Adjectives Adverbs

Compare and Contrast

Think about what you just read and compare it to another point of view on the same topic. Record answers in a Venn diagram.

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Hear See Smell Touch Taste

Sensory Planner

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Use the following writing frame to organize your thoughts.

First Paragraph (Introduction)

The story’s action begins with _________________________________________________________, who ____________________________________________________________________________________________________. He/she _____________________________________________________________________________________ because ____________________________________________________________________________________________________. Unexpectedly, ________________________________________________________________________________________. The most interesting thing about the beginning of the story is ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.

Second Paragraph (Sensory Details From Chart)

The author uses many descriptions of sights, sounds, smells, and tastes when ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________. Some include ___________________________ and _________________________. _______________________ sounds like __________________________________, and ________________________________ looks like ____________________________. The most exciting part is when ________________________________________________________________________________ and ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.

Third Paragraph (Conclusion)

Overall, ____________________________________________ is about ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________. It can best be described as ___________________________________, _____________________________________, and ____________________________________________. To sum up, I think ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.

Writing Frame

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People, Places, and Things Chart

Name:

Directions: Identify the important people (characters), places, and things you read about in the novel, passage, article, or text.

People Places Things

Write a paragraph describing the important people, places, and things you read about. Use three words from each column.

Use this space to write your paragraph.

Nine words used:

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Reading Reflection Chart

Name: Directions: Complete the chart to reflect on your reading experience.

I am a skilled reader, because I:

□ Preview the text

□ Talk about what I read

□ Reread the text

□ Think about what I read

□ Ask questions

□ Read for enjoyment

□ Read to learn

□ Read to write

□ Read a variety of books and genres

□ Research more

My Reading Comments

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THINKING SKILLS-Word Problem Strategies

1. Read the word problem once. 2. Now read the word problem again for more understanding. 3. Write down necessary information in the data box. 4. Write the question you need to answer in the question box. 5. Place a penny or an X in the strategy box you have chosen. 6. Using a step-by-step approach, figure out the answer to the question. 7. Go back to the question box. Does your answer make sense?

Retrieved from the companion website for Inclusion Strategies That Work! Research-Based Methods for the Classroom

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Show What You KnowChoose one of the options below to show what you know about what we just learned.

sing a song about the subject answer a WebQuest about the concepts

create a poem

choreograph a dance that portrays the main idea and emotions involved

design a PowerPoint presentation on the concepts learned with graphics and custom animations added

draw a comic strip or storyboard that outlines the main concepts, people, and/or events

design a test on the subject cooperatively write a skit, build props, design costumes, and act out the concepts in a script dialogue

classify and pantomime words or concepts into categories

create a board game or iMovie about the subject

create or take a survey about one of the ideas, issues, or concepts and then graph the results

sculpt a clay model about an important person, event, or object

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Interests and Strengths QuestionnaireWhat I like about myself and others:

What I’d change about myself and others:

Favorite subjects and activities:

Least favorite subjects and activities:

Best friends:

Songs, books, and movies I like:

A job that I might like to do one day:

Skills that would help me to do that job:

What might stop me from doing what I want (people, my weaknesses):

Who could help me achieve my goals:

Other things I think about:

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Source: https://www.flocabulary.com/unit/goal- setting/video/

GOAL SETTING

RULES for WRITING SMART GOALS:

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Figure 5.8: Self-Regulation Tally Form

Had Eyes on Teacher Listened to Directions

Waited My Turn Finished My Work

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My Behavior Chart

Name:

Directions: Complete this chart to describe your behavior this week.

Check the behaviors that apply. □ I had eye contact with the teacher or student who was speaking to me. □ I can repeat or paraphrase what I heard. □ I did not understand what to do next, so I asked for help. □ I achieved good results because I attended, listened, and responded. □ Other:

Part of the Time Most of the Time Almost All the Time

Days My Reflections

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Week Total

I helped my peers today, when I . There was a disagreement, but then we . Together, our group .

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A–Z Vocabulary List

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