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  • My Side of the Mountain: Objective Tests Teaching Guide (Digital Download)

    $10.00

    My Side of the Mountain by Jean Craighead George

    My Side of the Mountain: Objective Tests Teaching Guide is a thirty-page resource for teaching Jean Craighead George’s 1960 Newbery Honor Book is a series of OBJECTIVE TESTS that check for basic, factual story comprehension. The quizzes cover the novel chapter-by-chapter and also include a whole book test. Students will find it necessary to read the material carefully and thoroughly for FACTUAL CONTENT in order to score well on these quizzes.

    Full answer keys are included.

    See SAMPLE PAGES  (Use back arrow to exit sample pages.)

    IMPORTANT NOTE: My Side of the Mountain: Objective Tests Teaching Guide contains the Whole Book Test offered below as a separate purchase. Please do not unintentionally duplicate your order.

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  • Informational Text Pack for January: Peanuts and Peanut Butter

    $6.50

    This Informational Text Pack begins with “January 24th:  National Peanut Butter Day in the U.S.”.  The article focuses on one of our favorite foods and traces its development from its South American roots, through its growth in popularity, to its debut as a homogenized smooth or crunchy commercial product.  It also introduces students to “arachibutyrophobia,” the terrible, awful, debilitating fear of getting peanut butter stuck to the roof of one’s mouth.

    The second article “How the Peanuts Gang Got Its Name” takes a look at how Charles Schulz was forced to give up the original name he attached to his famous cast of characters and accept one he never warmed up to—“Peanuts!”

    Each text is two pages long and comes with a set of 15 CCSS aligned questions.
    Full answer keys, with specific CCSS alignments listed for each question, are included.

    As a bonus, I have added a two-page list of left-over peanut and peanut butter facts that students can use to write their own informational texts.   Or, teachers can easily transform them into task cards.

    Download the sample pages HERE.  (Use back arrow to return to this page.)



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