I finally got the anchor chart made for guiding my students in writing their literary letters-here it is.
I’ll post later on whether or not this anchor chart helped them dig deeper into their books and use higher level thinking while reading and writing their literary letters to me! 
I sure hope so!!
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I teach 6th grade reading/language arts, and we currently use the Scott Foresman Reading Street series. Teaching is my passion!!! I am hoping to create lots of resources that can be used to supplement this reading series. Please be patient.
You're welcome, Jessie!
thank you I lost my spelling sheet I needed it for my homework
Ilove the site <3
I am so grateful to you for this work you have created. I wonder how much time you have for LA and h
Do you have a list of the ten basic comprehension skills? Please reply to coastx@yahoo.com. Thanks!
You are so welcome!! :)
You're welcome, Kevin! :)
I just want to thank you SO MUCH for having this online. My daughter frequently forgets/loses her sp
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