4th Grade Reading & Math

Charlie struggles in reading and math and is just barely on the 4th grade level. I would like to help Charlie move ahead. This way Charlie will not  struggle or fall behind and will be on the right level next year as he goes into 5th grade. Rach year when Charlie progresses another grade level it will just get harder and harder for Charlie. Both David and I would hate for Charlie to give up and dropout like his sister Ashley and his brother Travis did.

This week as I was trying to decide what to use for Book Reports because I wanted to  make sure Charlie was comprehending what he is reading. I went to Educents and Amazon where I found the following items I plan on purchasing for Charlie once David is paid. By purchasing the Complete Curriculum: Grade 4 I will not need to spend any more money as it covers everything I want to work on with Charlie this year.

 

These workbooks provide hundreds of fun pages for practicing all the skills kids need to succeed in each grade. Compiled from the popular Reading Skills, Spelling Skills, Math Skills, Language Arts, Writing Skills, and test Prep series, these colorful workbooks include: High interest stories to develop reading proficiency; exercises in math problems students will face; grade appropriate spelling words grouped by vowel sound or suffix; lessons in parts of speech, usage, and constructing sentences; creative prompts for writing sentences, letters, and even short reports; and practice in using standardized test formats.
Harcourt Family Learning Workbooks are a comprehensive line of workbook developed through a partnership with Harcourt, a leading educational publisher. Based on national teaching standards, these workbooks provide complete practice in math, reading, and other key subject areas.
Time Saver Non- Fiction Book Report Project

Product Description

If you are here, you are looking for ways to save time in your classroom! OR, if you are like me, you are tired of students who seem to never come prepared with their book report projects. And then, even when they DO come prepared, you end up spending one or more days of reading time to present and share.
Hey There Time Saver! I am excited to announce the NON-FICTION TEXT edition! This is similar in format to my Time Saver Book Report Project. Read on to learn more!

If you are here, you are looking for ways to save time in your classroom! OR, if you are like me, you are tired of students who seem to never come prepared with their book report projects. And then, even when they DO come prepared, you end up spending one or more days of reading time to present and share.

Well, NOT ANYMORE! WAHOO!

With my Time Save Book Report Project, you you have your students create AND present their non-fiction book reports in 60 minutes (give or take a few minutes, depending on how YOU choose to run the project!)..

AND, even better, the other students in the group/class are held accountable for what their classmates are saying by using the included gallery walk OR small group listening log sheets.

(I have even included suggested time frames of ALL different versions you can try).

Included in this resource is:
-Two different project sheets
-Two different participant logs (where students must record information about each book that is presented in the small group setting, or nine of their classmates books in the gallery walk option).
-Teacher Directions and Suggestions for Use.

Keywords:book report, time saver, graphic organizer, reading, non-fiction, text

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Thank you,

Glenda, Charlie and David Cates