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Teaching Resources



Worksheets

Skill: Non-Fiction Reading and Writing


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  • Dear Mr. President
    Description:
          Encourage your students to voice their opinions to the President with this reproducible letter-writing activity.

  • Interview a Woman in Your Life
    Description:
          To celebrate Women's History Month, have students interview a woman whom they admire.

  • Headline Hunt
    Description:
          Build your students' writing skills with this page

  • A Day in the Life
    Description:
          Provide students with some background knowledge of China with this reproducible schedule showing a day in the life of a 10-year-old boy in China.

  • "The World Health Crisis" Teacher's Guide
    Description:
          Teach this week's story on the world health crisis

  • Science News
    Description:
          A reproducible highlighting the features of a news story.

  • Inventions, Then and Now
    Description:
          Encourage students to interview family members to find out how some common inventions have changed over the years.

  • Inventor Organizer
    Description:
          Challenge your students to research an inventor and write a biographical essay about him or her. This reproducible organizer will help them get started.

  • Headline News
    Description:
          Have your students classify the news stories highlighted in this week's issue of TFK using this reproducible.

  • Making a Cartoon Connection
    Description:
          Give your students practice analyzing a cartoon with this reproducible.

  • Pluto Space Programs
    Description:
          Give your students practice reading a schedule with this reproducible.

  • Take the Lead!
    Description:
          Give your students practice analyzing and writing a lead with this reproducible.

  • TFK Scavenger Hunt
    Description:
          A reproducible on finding nonfiction text features

  • Build-A-Robot Brainstorm
    Description:
          Have students use this graphic organizer to design and plan their own robot.

  • Tell It to Congress
    Description:
          Use this letter-writing activity to have your students express their views on child labor to Congress.

  • Get to Know TFK
    Description:
          Explore the different parts of TFK magazine

  • Strong Verbs
    Description:
          Use strong verbs to improve and rewrite a paragraph about Mark McGwire

  • Detail Detectives
    Description:
          Practice identifying different parts of a magazine and a story. Plus, recall, reflect and summarize different part of TFK

  • TIME for the Facts
    Description:
          Identify facts and opinions in a list of news-related statements

  • Science News
    Description:
          Identify steps in the scientific method in science news stories

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