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8th grade test preparation activities for Microsoft Word
Middle School Poetry STAAR--The Road Not Taken (6th--8th Grade)
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Support your students as they learn to enjoy and interpret poetry...all while helping them prepare for the Texas STAAR test! This product includes 10 STAAR formatted comprehension questions for Robert Frost's poem "The Road Not Taken." This text and questions are designed for students in 5th through 8th grade and are built around the TEKS (Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills).
UPDATE: Now includes answer key!
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*This selection works great as part of a "Poem of the
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6th - 8th
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AP Spanish Language and Culture Placement Exam Intermediate Mid to Advanced High
Placement exam for students who are interested in AP Spanish Language and Culture. A way to weed out students who will succeed in this course. Assesses interpretive, interpersonal and presentational skills through reading, writing and listening to authentic resources from the Spanish Speaking World.Examen de colocación para estudiantes interesados ​​en AP Español Lengua y Cultura. Una forma de eliminar a los estudiantes que no tendrán éxito en este curso. Evalúa las habilidades interpretativas,
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Commonly Confused Words Review Worksheet
There's no "confusion." Students are provided with 70 sentences in which commonly confused words are placed as teachers read aloud sentences with the appropriate word. The lesson comes with an answer key, so teachers may choose to make this into a game, too.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ACT ASPIRE - Test Prep - Practice - Reading Graphs/Data Interpretation Exemplar
Students will read a short passage and use different types of tables and graphs to answer questions. A great resource for AMI day. Distance Learning. Keywords- ACT, ACT ASPIRE, SCIENCE, GRAPHS, ACT Aspire like questions, Test Prep
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3rd - 9th
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Also included in:Â **** ACT ASPIRE *** - BUNDLE - 4 sets of ACT Aspire practice like questions
Logical Fallacies Packet: Worksheet and Quiz with Keys
a. Argumentum Ad Hominemb. Begging the Question c. Circular Argumentd. Common Sense Fallacye. Compositionf. Hasty Generalizationg. Non Sequiturh. Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoci. Red Herringj. Slippery Slopek. Straw ManWorksheet with definitions, 20 questions identifying the type with Answer KeyQuiz identifying the type, 25 questions with Answer Key
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7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â ELA Worksheet Bundle: Fig Language, Logical Fallacies, Commas, Organizers
Following Directions Test
This activity makes students perform close reading skills by following directions. This activity takes 5 minutes. Hand out the worksheet face down. Tell them they have five minutes to complete the test. The purpose of this test is to leave a lasting impact on students as to why they need to read all directions first. Great to do at the beginning of the year!
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3rd - 12th
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50 States BINGO!
4 randomized BINGO sheets containing all 50 State's names and outlines. Made in a Microsoft Word document in order for you to edit, if you wish. Enjoy!You may also be interested in the following products: All 50 States Word Search- Click Here! States & Capitals Flashcards- Click Here! United States of America- States & Capitals: Blank Region Tests & Pre Tests- Click Here!Labeling a Blank Map of the USA- Google Forms (Distance/E Learning Activity)- Click Here! North America- Blank Ma
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3rd - 8th
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Also included in:Â United States of America BUNDLE
The Amazing Race review game
Looking for a fun review game? This lesson plan is a review game based off the famous tv show "The Amazing Race." Many students have seen the show, and love the idea of completing challenges just like the contestants traveling the world do on the Amazing Race. A list of materials and the instructions are included, as well as lists of challenges that review school supplies, indefinite/definitie articles, and pronouns/verbs. The challenges are editable for different content areas. Road blocks are
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4th - 12th
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Test Practice for Author's Purpose, Tone, Mood and Character Analysis
Three short writing samples, and follow up questions, to help students recognize the author's purpose, the mood and tone of the writing sample, and to do a short character analysis of the author to discover the voice of the writing. There are no set answers, as the questions are posed to help formulate a discussion of answers among classmates.Want more Test practice for language arts? Check out my store for a download that contains this, and 5 other printable activities. Also, Please visit my we
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7th - 10th
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Test Anxiety: Crash Course Study Skills Ep 8
Exams can be terrifying. It’s easy to feel like the weight of the world rests in these moments – like this one test determines your grades and, in turn, your whole future – even if you know, rationally, that this isn’t really the case. What’s worse is that this fear and anxiety can make you do worse on the test. So, take a deep breath, and let us walk you through some tips for beating test anxiety so that you can walk in on test day feeling refreshed and confident. Here is what is included in th
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5th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Crash Course Study Skills Bundle Ep. 1-10
Grade 8 Geography Final Unit Test + Answer Key
Great summative assessment that covers all major concepts and themes for Grade 8 Geography. Test has matching, multiple choice, short answers, and a case study. The following concepts are covered:- Demography- Sparse, Moderate, Dense population- Linear, Clustered, Scattered settlements- Population density- Traditional, Command, Market, and Mixed Economies- Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Quaternary Economy- Birth Rate, Death Rate, Fertility Rate, Literacy Rate- Human Development Index (HDI)- Megac
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7th - 10th
Post Test Opportunity for Self Improvement (OSI)
It is often hard to do test remediation when you have a course with a lot to cover in a short amount of time. Especially, standardized tests. This is one way to help students take accountability for getting poor test grades. You can choose to let them earn some points back on a bad test grade, or not.
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8th - 10th
Reading Standardized Test Prep w/ Poetry M C ACT Aspire "Longfellow and Brewer"
This product has 6 different activities. There are test-prep questions designed in an ACT aspire or SC Ready style.
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2 poems
Activity 1: a scavenger hunt with close reading clues
Activity 2: Understanding Sound Device concepts
Activity 3: Interpreting theme in poetry
Activity 4: Examining Motif in Poetry
Activity 5: Poetic Figurative Language
Activity 6: Poetic Test Preparation
After reading the poems, the students then can work on any of the activities in any order. All
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6th - 9th
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** ACT Aspire ** Test Prep - Tomato Plants Exemplar
This question set contains two separate experiments involving tomato plants. There is a data table and a bar graph to accompany the experiment. Students will use information from the passage, bar graph and data table to answer 13 questions.Could be used for AMI day. Distance Learning. Keywords - ACT, ACT ASPIRE, TEST PREP, SCIENCE
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3rd - 8th
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Also included in:Â **** ACT ASPIRE *** - BUNDLE - 4 sets of ACT Aspire practice like questions
Royal Colony Table Top Game
Students make a digital game or RPG in 45 mins by researching the characteristics and process of South Carolina transitioning from a proprietary colony to a royal colony. Creating a digital game or RPG in just 45 minutes can be quite challenging, but it's possible to simplify the process and focus on the key aspects of South Carolina's transition from a proprietary colony to a royal colony. Here's a step-by-step guide on how 8th graders can achieve this:
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Connotations and Denotations: definitions, examples, practice + Easel w/KEY
This lesson helps students recognize the difference between denotation and connotation.The front page includes definitions and examples (see preview).The practice questions focus on which word is more positivewhich word is more negativewhich word would best apply to a certain scenarioFor other English Language Arts lessons, units, and tools with EASY BROWSING please click here.
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6th - 11th
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Memory Unit - Study Skills, Test Preparation, Long-Term and Short-Term Memory
Have students who need help with memorization? Teaching about test preparation? This unit on memory will help!
Included in this unit:
1. Learning About Your Memory
a. Information sheet about short term memory and long term memory
2. Types of Memory
a. Comparing types of memory (short term, long term, and working memory) to a desk and filing cabinet. Students are provided different memory scenarios, and must write the numbers of the scenario next to the type of memory needed in the scenario.
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6th - 12th
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Argumentative Writing - Examples and Non-Examples
Examples of Non-Examples of Argumentative Essays using the topic of Wild and Exotic Animals for high engagement. There are 10 essays of various writing levels here for your students to critique and edit to practice their writing skills. Use these texts to project for the whole class to work through together, discussing positives and negatives, work in small groups and edit chosen pieces, or model these examples for practice in peer editing. There are many ways to use these ten essay examples.
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6th - 8th
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The Fallacy Detective Writing and Thinking Questions (With Answers)
This guide is a companion to the book in order to spark thinking and encourage writing. These questions are different from my other study guide on The Fallacy Detective. It is up-to-date to the current edition. Includes answers at the end.
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6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Best of Christian Homeschool Resources Year-long Curriculum
PARCC test prep webquest - MATHEMATICS
Want your students to become familiar with the PARCC assessment in a low-pressure activity? Want your students to be worry-free around taking a test on the computer? This webquest emphasizes playing and manipulating the features and tools on the PARCC mathematics practice test website. I created this specialized webquest for my special education students (ASD, PDD-NOS, ADHD, LD) to reduce their anxiety and help familiarize themselves with the format and features of the math test. While exploring
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5th - 8th
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Expository Writing - Examples & Non-Examples
Examples of Non-Examples of Expository Essays using the topics of Hurricanes and Tornadoes for high engagement. Use these texts to project for the whole class to work through together, discussing positives and negatives, work in small groups and edit chosen pieces, or model these examples for practice in peer editing. There are many ways to use these eight essay examples.
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5th - 8th
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Skim and Scan help - Circle a Word
Have students look at the word in bold in the left column. Then they skim across the words in that row and circle the same word which will appear once or twice. After this, the students move to the next row. Giving a time limit for numbers 3-10 will help push the students as they go through the activities.
DO NOT compare students with one another. Have them work against the clock. After they have completed 2 activities, note their average time and then reduce the time by 5 - 10 seconds for the
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5th - 9th
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50 Analogies with Word Bank Test Prep Vocabulary Practice
Analogies are a great way to work on timing, vocabulary and more. Plus--they are fun!! 50 analogies with word bank. Key included. Easy to grade
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8th - 10th
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