RLA Learning LAB
Standards practice games for Tier 1, small group, and individual work.
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Purpose
The Teach BIG Vault holds exclusive resources that unlock when a school adds the Complete Set. Inside you will find the PLC Toolkit with monthly Data With Direction meeting guides, diagnostic tests, intervention and enrichment activities, and the SHOWTIME test prep package. It rewards schools that commit to the full system with tools that deepen implementation.
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Standards practice games for Tier 1, small group, and individual work.
Open this productSlide decks with teacher scripts and student tracking sheets.
Open this productInteractive reading tools, Word Wisdom, and evidence practice.
Open this productInteractive writing tools and essay scoring with class reports.
Open this productComplimentary diagnostic tests inside the Teach BIG Vault.
A fun boot camp project for Grade 2 before the STAAR test.
A fun boot camp project for Grade 3 before the STAAR test.
A fun boot camp project for Grade 4 before the STAAR test.
A fun boot camp project for Grade 5 before the STAAR test.
The last 20 days before STAAR: daily decks, readers theater, and the countdown magazine.
Decks that turn passages into confident performances.
Intervention PDF activities for small groups. These cards are placeholders and will be remade.
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Enrichment PDF activities for small groups. These cards are placeholders and will be remade.
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Lyrics for all fourteen writing process songs, ready for the classroom.

The alignment document mapping every song to TEKS and ELPS standards.

The full 14 song album cover. Songs are available in the store.
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A full book of certificates for ELAR strands 6 to 12. Mark each new skill and send a student home with something they can hold onto.
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Data With Direction is your monthly PLC. Bring student writing, follow the agenda, look at the work with a simple protocol, and leave with the next lesson. Each guide stays locked until your account has Vault access.
See how a strong PLC moves from student writing to the next lesson. This overview maps all 24 monthly gatherings and shows the full Grade 3 Cluster 1 meeting.
Bring the writing, name what students already understand, and choose the lesson you will teach next. The agenda and the look at the work are in this first guide.
Keep evidence and explanation going across every reason. Practice TREE and CSI with example papers and the leader's words ready to say.
Build a full informational response: thesis, reasons, evidence, explanation, and significance. Leave knowing what to look for and what to teach next.
Practice significance and a purposeful opening with MICE and GET SET. Help students write beyond the text and open with a reason.
One answer from two informational texts. Connect the paired passages into one clear central idea.
Decide, say why, and answer the other side. Walk through an argumentative claim, the reasons, and a rebuttal.
Read and write poetry with LEAVES: lines, emotion, voice, sound, and significance. Example work shows the team what to notice.
Pull sources together with quotation and paraphrase. Plan a five paragraph research paper and the check you will bring back next month.
Help students explain how the evidence they chose supports the answer or the central idea.
Plan and draft an extended response with TREE and CSI inside each reason block.
Hold a full TREES response, including significance, when the prompt asks how ideas relate.
Build a clear argument with a claim, reasons, evidence, a counterargument, and a rebuttal.
Connect two texts with balanced evidence and close with an RRR conclusion.
Write a full argumentative paper for a decision prompt, from the claim through the conclusion.
Explain how connections between people, ideas, or events create change, using evidence from literary texts.
Bring several sources into one research response about what shapes a place and its people over time.
Lift the written response so it states a thesis, uses relevant evidence, and explains the connection.
Plan and draft an informative extended response with a thesis, reasons, evidence, and explanation.
Build a full extended response to poetry and drama using the WHY and HOW clues in the prompt.
Build an argumentative response with a claim, reasons, evidence, and a line of reasoning that holds together.
Write an informative response across paired passages, with balanced evidence and a conclusion.
Write an argumentative letter with a clear claim, evidence, and a real sense of the audience.
Explore theme, imagery, and craft when students respond to poetry and narrative.
Synthesize evidence across sources in a research response that explains why the findings matter.
