Genre Tab Book – Interactive with QR linked stories
$7.50
Looking for a way to incorporate higher order thinking into your reading instruction and exploring different genres with your students – here it is! This product would be phenomenal for beginning of the year instruction, end of year review, interactive notebooks, or the 40 book challenge! Each page comes linked with a read aloud appropriate for that genre on a QR code. (the story and link is also included on the bottom if you don’t have access to QR readers) Each page contains a definition, characteristics of that genre, open ended questions (you can use linked story or one from your reading series). Below are the genres included and skills covered.
Description
Looking for a way to incorporate higher order thinking into your reading instruction and exploring different genres with your students – here it is! This product would be phenomenal for beginning of the year instruction, end of year review, interactive notebooks, or the 40 book challenge! Each page comes linked with a read aloud appropriate for that genre on a QR code. (the story and link is also included on the bottom if you don’t have access to QR readers) Each page contains a definition, characteristics of that genre, open ended questions (you can use linked story or one from your reading series). Below are the genres included and skills covered.
Genres:
– realistic fiction
– informational text
– historical fiction
– poetry
– mystery
– traditional literature
– sci-fi/ fantasy
– drama
– biographies
Skills covered:
* Text features
*Main idea
*Compare/contrast
*Character traits
*Inferencing
*Connections
*Plot
*Figurative language
*Theme
*Sequencing
*Point of view
*Cause and effect
*Setting
*Mythologial Allusions
Monica P. –
This was great for my Genre lessons…perfect to add one each day/lesson.
PowerfulKnowledge –
My favorite thing to leave when I have a sub in Reading at the start of the year! Independent and engaging!
Eileen L. –
This is a great way to help students write about genre! We did it as a group and it was a great visual!
Melissa S. –
My class enjoyed creating this and reading the suggested books.