Upper Primary Literature Circle Templates
These literature circle templates provide the perfect scaffold for deep comprehension and spark engaging, analytical discussions. All activities are thought-provoking and promote critical thinking and rigour.
PLUS activities can be used with any fiction text, creating a lifelong teaching resource!
Within the Daily 5 framework, these questions can be used for Listen to Reading, Read to Self, or Read to Someone.
Like to learn more about Daily 5? Read my blog post HERE!
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Why Choose The Upper Primary Literature Circle Templates?
- Editable PowerPoints allow you to customise the resource, adding timers and even your own comprehension questions to the slides!
- All comprehension activities can be used with any fiction text, making this a lifelong resource!
- New to Daily 5? I have included absolutely everything you need to get started, including posters, timetable templates, and even a ‘how-to’ e-book guide!
- Engaging and thought-provoking activities foster deep comprehension, critical thinking, and analytical discussions.
What's Included?
- Editable PowerPoint with 5 literature circle roles
- Editable Daily 5 Overview
- Printable templates of literature circle roles
- 9 different timers (20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60 minutes)
- Daily 5 colour poster set
- Daily 5 black and white poster set
- How to implement Daily 5 e-book
- BONUS - Classroom Display!
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