Teacher Tips #717: Reading, Phonics, and Spelling Worksheets and Lesson Plans

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Weekly Tips for Teachers Issue 717: March 24, 2014

Phonics and Reading Lesson Plans and Worksheets

1. Phonics Teacher Guide 2. Phonics Lesson Plans 3. Phonics Worksheets 4. Reading Worksheets 5. Spelling Worksheets Teachers: Busy, Busy? 750+ Printable Pages A Must See Save Time Now! Super Phonics Sets Dozens of Makers 50,000+ Printables Here... View Worksheet Sets... View Printables Now... Mega Teacher Pack: View Thousands of Resources...

Teacher Resources For Your Week Teaching Tip: Some Ideas For Teaching Reading Here are some fun lesson and printable activities for you to try with your classes. They can be adapted for all grade levels: 1. Character Shirts - A fun activity to use when reading stories of any kind. 2. Elements of the Story Organizer - Perfect for notes. 3. Inference Worksheets - Perfect for the core curriculum. 4. Old Fashioned Radio Program - An innovative idea. 5. Point of View - Challenge your students to understand the motivation of characters. 6. SQ3R Reading Graphic Organizer - Great for long passages. 7. Clouds of Main Ideas - A new twist on graphic organizers. 8. Making a Class Book - Do it at anytime during the year. 9. Reading Comprehension Sheets- For all grade levels. 10. Main Idea Skills- The focus of most national tests today. Teachers become a Teach-nology member now! Save tons of time!

Teacher Inspiration and Humor Inspiring Teacher Quote "When you cease to make a contribution you begin to die." Eleanor Roosevelt Jokes You Can Tell in Class A doctor received an emergency call from a patient. She had a fly in her ear. He suggested an old home remedy. "Pour warm olive oil into your ear and lie down for a few minutes," he said. "When you lift your head the fly should emerge with the liquid." The patient thought that sounded like a good idea, but she still asked, "Into which ear should I pour the oil?"

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