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Collection of Mentor Text Cliparts (66)
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A vibrant chalkboard-themed guide for early literacy educators featuring curated texts to support foundational reading skills.
Build strong writing foundations with these playful, construction-themed topic sentence activities designed for early elementary classrooms.
Three diverse thinkers exchanging ideas-visualized as colorful gears in motion-embodying collaboration and cognitive synergy.
These carefully selected mentor texts help students make meaningful connections between stories, characters, and themes across different books.
A fun, organized grid of 70+ animal illustrations-each with colored and black-and-white versions-for teaching letters, vocabulary, and creativity.
A curated collection of beloved picture books ideal for teaching personal narrative writing in K-5 classrooms.
A vibrant, teacher-friendly resource highlighting 8 mentor texts for realistic fiction, plus editable anchors, clipart, and color schemes.
The image is a graphic illustration of two figures, one in green and one in blue. The figures are standing side by side, with their arms stretched out in front of them. The green figure is on the left side of the image, while the blue figure is in the center. Both figures have round heads and are facing each other. The background is transparent, making the figures stand out.
A cheerful green monster with one eye and orange spikes stars in this mentor text unit-perfect for young readers and writers.
A visual representation of mentorship: supportive hands holding a multicolored heart, embodying empathy, inclusion, and shared purpose.
A curious, wide-eyed dog delivers a hopeful letter-“Can I Be Your Dog?”-in this delightful children’s book cover illustration.
These beloved picture books-including *The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs!* and *They All Saw a Cat*-offer rich opportunities to explore multiple perspectives in literacy instruction.
These vibrant, kid-friendly books-like *Battle Bunny*, *Jabari Jumps*, and *Great, Now We’ve Got Barbarians!*-model clear problem-solution arcs ideal for classroom instruction.
A serene winter scene split between snowy treetops and a cozy underground burrow where a sleeping animal rests among fallen leaves.
A vibrant illustration of Wangari Maathai planting trees, symbolizing her environmental activism and legacy of peace.
The image shows two orange figures standing on blue puzzle pieces. The figures appear to be made of a shiny material and are standing on the same blue puzzle piece as the one on the left. They are facing each other and their arms are stretched out to the sides, as if they are balancing on the puzzle pieces with their hands. The background is transparent, making the figures the focal point of the image.
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