ELA Task Cards 6th Grade Bottomless Bundle - The Literacy Loft
ELA Task Cards 6th Grade Bottomless Bundle | Google Slides & Forms
ELA Task Cards 6th Grade Bottomless Bundle | Google Slides & Forms
ELA Task Cards 6th Grade Bottomless Bundle | Google Slides & Forms
ELA Task Cards 6th Grade Bottomless Bundle | Google Slides & Forms
ELA Task Cards 6th Grade Bottomless Bundle | Google Slides & Forms
ELA Task Cards 6th Grade Bottomless Bundle | Google Slides & Forms
ELA Task Cards 6th Grade Bottomless Bundle | Google Slides & Forms
ELA Task Cards 6th Grade Bottomless Bundle | Google Slides & Forms
ELA Task Cards 6th Grade Bottomless Bundle | Google Slides & Forms
ELA Task Cards 6th Grade Bottomless Bundle | Google Slides & Forms

ELA Task Cards 6th Grade Bottomless Bundle | Google Slides & Forms

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Quick, skill-focused practice for 6th grade ELA, all in one place! 🎯

Task cards are perfect for literacy centers, small groups, early finishers, test prep, scoot, or a quick check before you move on. Each set has 24-36 task cards, and every set comes printable AND digital (Google Slides + Google Forms).

Made for 6th grade ELA standards, with rigorous practice for literature, informational text, grammar, and vocabulary.

It's a bottomless bundle! 🌱

You get every CURRENT and FUTURE set in this bundle. When new task cards are added, you download them free from your account. The price goes up as sets are added, but you only pay once!

What's already included

Story Elements Task Cards (Scientific Topics) · Plot Elements Task Cards · Types of Conflict Task Cards · Greek and Latin Roots Task Cards · Types of Sentences · Context Clues Literature · Context Clues Nonfiction · Connotation and Denotation Task Cards 6th Grade · Literary Devices Task Cards · Mood and Tone Task Cards · Making Inferences Literature · Point of View Literature · Parenthetical Elements · Analogies · Pronouns (Subjective, Objective, & Possessive) · Text Structure · Consistency in Style and Tone · Main Idea · Character Traits · Inferences with Text Evidence · Primary and Secondary Source · Tracing and Evaluating an Argument (Reasons and Evidences) RI.6.8 · Text Features · Multiple Meaning Words · Varying Sentence Patterns · Point of View Informational · Identifying Figurative Language · Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns · Identifying Figurative Language Set 2 · Theme · Shades of Meaning

Coming soon (free for bundle owners)

Compare & Contrast Themes · Summarizing (Informational) · Compare & Contrast Presentation of Events · Pronouns (vague pronouns, shifts in number and person)

Good to know

  • One license = one teacher. Sharing with your team? You can add extra licenses at checkout.
  • Have a request? I add sets based on what teachers ask for, so send me your ideas!

Looking for a different grade? 3rd Grade  |  4th Grade  |  5th Grade  |  Grades 3-5  |  Grades 4-6

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The TLL Membership gives you every set of ELA task cards PLUS hundreds of other grades 3-5 ELA resources (morning work, reading mini units, text sets, and more) for one monthly price.

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Happy teaching!
-Jessica

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Maygan P.
Originally posted on: Teachers Pay Teachers
Literally amazing!

I am so happy to find this resource! It gives me so many options for what skills I can quickly review in my classroom. Thank you!

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HistoryandHoneybees
Originally posted on: Teachers Pay Teachers
Great resource

This resource was very helpful in my class and easy to use

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Margaret B.
Originally posted on: Teachers Pay Teachers
Great Task Cards

My students were truly challenged while working on these task cards in small group.

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Joshua Huish
I was okay

It was okay. I was expecting more in depth for each problem

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Alicia A.
Originally posted on: Teachers Pay Teachers
Perfect for practice and formative assessment

I teach students with special needs and use task cards a LOT to check for understanding on concepts on which we've been working. My students appreciate only one question at a time!