Description

Help students learn about cell theory, the types of cells (prokaryote and eukaryote), and the difference between animal and plant cells through this science reading expository text with a note-taking template that guides the students, comprehension worksheets that have leveled questions, and Task cards to extend the learning.

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This cells-guided reading expository text comes with note-taking templates, comprehension worksheets that have leveled questions, and Task cards to extend the learning. Perfect for Common Core Literacy Science Standards.

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Included:

-3 Expository reading articles (Cell theory, Basics cell types, Eukaryotic cells: focus on the organelles and similarities and differences between plant and animal cells)

– 3 Notetaking templates to go with each article

– 3 worksheets to assess the students’ comprehension of the reading

– Answer keys to go with all worksheets

– 4 TASKS cards to extend their learning beyond the readings

– Lesson Design on how to differentiate the readings

 

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“Any claims of correlation or alignment to the Common Core State Standards are solely those of Adventures in ISTEM and have not been evaluated nor endorsed by the NGA. The author of these materials claims no affiliation or endorsement by the NGA.”