Description
These Read & Write the Photo activities allow students to practice multiple ELA skills while using a picture as a text and source of inspiration!
Why Use Photos to Teach Literacy Skills? Photos Help Students:
- Increase engagement, especially for reluctant readers and writers
- Make connections with other cultures and communities
- Build background knowledge on various topics
- Improve their critical thinking and analyzing skills
- Focus on working through reading and writing skills, rather than getting stuck on comprehending the text
This resource is ideal for Upper Elementary students.
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
Read the Photo:
- Teacher Guide
- 20 standards based Read the Photo pages – four different reading skills per page
- Printable PDF version – includes both color & B/W versions
- Digital Google Slides version to assign on Google Classroom – includes moveable parts for students to manipulate and answer the questions
- Skills At a Glance Chart
- Answer Key
Write the Photo:
- Teacher Guide
- 20 standards based Write the Photo prompts that provide students with multiple choices of writing genres and activities.
- Printable PDF version – includes both color & B/W versions
- Digital Google Slides version to assign on Google Classroom
*Please note, the Read the Photo and Write the Photo resources use the same 20 photographs. Therefore, students can use the same photograph to practice both their reading and writing skills for the day or week.
READ THE PHOTO SKILLS INCLUDED:
- Inferring
- Cause & Effect
- Sequencing
- Fact & Opinion
- Main Idea
- Predicting
- Compare & Contrast
- Point of View
- Story Elements
- Character Traits
- Context Clues
- Parts of Speech
- Conventions
WRITE THE PHOTO GENRES OF WRITING INCLUDED:
- fictional
- opinion
- research
- informational
- poetry
- personal narrative
HOW & WHEN TO USE:
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- Morning Work
- ELA Centers
- Homework
- Small Group Instruction
- Early Finishers Work
- Add to a Substitute Binder
- Daily or weekly practice or review
- Test prep
- End of the Year Review
- Distance Learning
If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at
[email protected] or DM me on instagram @thecollaborativeclass!
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Copyright information:
Copyright © Michele Giannattasio – The Collaborative Class
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