Reading Pulse Protocol Guide

A three-lesson vocabulary sequence for 7th graders exploring high-utility Greek and Latin roots. Students master morphological decoding through interactive investigations, hands-on word dissection, and cumulative mastery challenges.

Students synthesize cumulative root knowledge through an exciting cooperative escape quest challenge where they solve puzzle chambers, crack cipher locks, and earn their Master Detective badges.

An adapted, high-accessibility version of The Great Root Escape activity with large picture cues, simplified chamber clues, and supported lock tracking for SPED and striving learners.

An advanced phonemic awareness sequence targeting medial sound substitutions, complex consonant cluster surgery, and multisyllabic phoneme manipulation to reinforce orthographic mapping.

Students explore roots of expression, action, and duration including chron, bio, graph, scrib/script, and tract. Learners combine multiple roots to decipher challenging informational text terms.

An adapted, high-accessibility vocabulary worksheet for Lesson 2 featuring picture-supported matching, guided tracing, and 2-choice fill-ins for roots of time, life, writing, and pulling.

A third-grade vocabulary series that simplifies novel terminology into high-interest 10-word chapter units featuring visual icons, matching exercises, sentence building, and write-and-draw studios.

Students investigate sensory perception roots including Greek phon and Latin spect, vid/vis, and aud. Learners practice breaking down academic words into prefixes, bases, and suffixes.

An adapted, high-accessibility vocabulary activity for Lesson 1 with visual picture anchors, trace-and-match tasks, and low-writing response options for SPED and striving readers.

A scaffolded Grade 3-4 sequence that trains students to uncover fictional character traits using dialogue, actions, thoughts, and feelings. Students move from distinguishing physical appearance versus personality traits to tracking thoughts and feelings, culminating in citing text evidence.

A 10-day extension project where sixth-grade students master figurative language, connotations, tone, and mood by curating dynamic museum exhibits. Students analyze authorial craft in rich excerpts and synthesize their findings into interactive word-alchemy showcase displays.

Teacher facilitation guide for The Great Root Escape game, containing gameplay rules, printable hint cards, complete chamber solutions, vault combination (4-1-2-8), and debrief questions.