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Grammar Fails! Daily Grammar Warm-Ups
A compilation of grammar gone wrong! These quick warm ups have students analyze a picture, looking for a grammar error. Students are then asked to identify the problem, explain the problem, and fix the problem. Thirty-five pictures in all.
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4th - 12th
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Name Recognition with Puzzle Names. Editable. Spelling and Vocabulary Words too!
You will receive an editable resource for name puzzles. Type your student's name in the text field! Insert pictures and voila, you will have a class set in minutes! This resource is designed to save you time. You'll instantly have a customized activity for every student in your classroom meeting literacy needs while your students learn through fun, hands-on experiences! You may use stock photographs or clipart to make spelling and vocabulary puzzles for extra practice!YOU WILL RECEIVE~~~~~~~~~~~
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Short Vowel Flash Cards CVCC, VCC, CCVCC Over 160 Cards!
This set of flash cards includes:
-Short vowels a, e, i, o & u
-Blends
-Over 160 cards
These cards can to be printed on cardstock or laminated.
These make a great formative assessment when paired with my nonsense flash cards.
Completely editable!
I use the Reading Horizons program and I created these cards to follow Phonetic Skill #2.
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K - 12th
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Word Birds Word of the Week Vocabulary Builder: 6th-12th Grade GROWING BUNDLE!
Welcome to Word Birds, a weekly lesson and resources to build higher-level vocabulary in your students.These weekly lessons include the following:• a single word plus definition as a PDF designed to be printed as a poster and displayed in your room • a PowerPoint slide to accompany the poster, with an example of how to use the word in a sentence • 6 entertaining task cards to get your students using the word in a variety of ways including my trademark comic strip!• a Word Bird helpsheet explaini
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Editable Word Wall Letters and Cards - Rae Dunn Inspired
This Rae Dunn Inspired Editable Word Wall Letters and Cards set allow you to easily create a word wall of your choosing! Simply download the file, open with PowerPoint, and add text of your choice. I usually like to add my students' names, and other words that are tricky to spell throughout the school year. Just print, laminate, and cut! Add them to your word wall as you introduce the words to your students and/or keep a set in your writing center on a ring!The dimensions of each card measures:
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PreK - 12th
Also included in: Rae Dunn Inspired Classroom Decor Bundle
Literacy Center Resources
This resource consists of different resources to help you stay organized during literacy centers. Includes::daily 3 checklist editable reading schedule editable daily 3 rotation ask me tags With these resources, your students will be able to be in charge of their own work by knowing what assignment they need to do with their Reading checklist. Display the daily 3 rotation to show what groups your students need to go to. You will stay organized during your Reading block and work with your guided
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1st - 12th
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Word Wall Template Editable
Free. Create your own Word Wall words!
Use this template to create your own words to post on your Word Wall. Construct an authentic Word Wall by collecting misspelled words from your learners' writing and using those words as part of your Word Work lessons.
Also, look for 'Unscramble the Word' Free Template to use as a word work activity or ELA center.
Word Wall, Word Work, Word Study, Spelling, Balanced Literacy, Comprehensive Literacy
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K - 12th
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Phoneme-Based Word Family Blending Cards 3x5 Card Set *Editable Word Version*
This set of editable Word document 3x5 cards includes onsets and rimes to use for blending activities. These cards are designed to accompany the book Phoneme-Based Word Family Dictionary, but they can be used by any educator for blending, building words, and decoding practice. Cards 4-476 are color and 477-951 are black and white. The colors are red for vowels, blue for consonants, purple (blue + red +purple) for welded vowel/consonant combinations. Colors can be edited by the purchaser to mat
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K - 12th
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Also included in: Phoneme-based Word Family Blending Cards Bundle *Editable Word Doc*
Irregular Past Tense Verbs - 83 verbs to practice and play.
THE HIVE is an original powerpoint game created to practice the irregular verbs in the past simple and past participle but you can use it to practice any tense you wish.There are two boards:Easy - with 21 verbs.Hard - with 83 verbs.It's an excellent game for speaking activities and sentence construction and you can play it in different modes:Easy - The student has to say the verb in the tense you choose (normally it will be past simple or participle but, again, you can choose other tenses.Medium
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Affect vs. Effect II
“Affect vs. Effect II” is designed to give students a better understanding of the definitions and uses of "accept" and "except." Both words are defined and complemented by examples that illustrate their meanings. The exercise concludes with fifteen examples for students to do on their own. Finally, an answer key has been included for quick and easy review. This exercise has proven to be ideal for Daily Five Exercises and distance education.
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6th - 12th
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Practice Editing Using Student Journals
Worksheet asks students to write a journal (from 3 prompts provided) for 6 minutes. Once students are done writing, a guided worksheet will lead them through the editing process. Students will look through their writing for capitalization, punctuation, spelling, quotation errors, as well as sentence structure, homophones, and meaning.
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7th - 12th
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Pick 7 Letter Tiles (English and Spanish)
There is nothing more fun than playing a game like Scrabble. This one, Pick 7 Letter Tiles, is made just for students and can be used in centers, as a class rainy day activity, or sent home for homework. You decide the letters depending on the words you want to teach! Don't forget to use this with Biology, history, etc. ANY lesson at any grade level!
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K - 12th
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Hilarious errors on Facebook
Teach your students how important it is to use correct punctuation and spelling on social media by going through these hilarious examples found on facebook statuses. With close to a 100 slides and from my series, Humor in the English classroom, you are sure to hear laughter while students learn essential life skills.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Spelling Practice Template
Attach students spelling words to this blank form every week for them to their words. Or, attach a pre- or post-test to practice only the words they spelled incorrectly. You can use for homework, test prep, centers and more! They can write, stamp, use markers or whatever you imagine!
Speaking Activity - Short Talks
This PowerPoint includes six speaking ready-to-use short talks for your students.The students have key words in order to create questions and answers about a subject.The subjects I chose are:Buy a new bikeShopping for clothesGoing to the theatreSafari tripGo to the libraryHorse ridesThe file is editable so you can change the subjects or even add more slides to it.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
Alphabet Wall - Real Pictures
Add this fun and bright alphabet chart to your classroom. This set uses real pictures that help student recognize things from their day to day life and make connections to the letter sound!
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
Hilarious Tweets
Teach your students how important it is to use correct punctuation, spelling and logic when putting their thoughts on social media.With over 90 slides and from my series, Humor in the English classroom, you are sure to hear laughter while students learn essential life skills. There are several tweets by celebrities like Justin Bieber and Kim Kardashian that will stir up great discussion in your class.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Find Someone Who: Words Which End With "-Ant"
Time for a brain break! “Find Someone Who” and “Give One, Get One” are get-to-know games with a kinematic component. Let your middle and high school students walk and talk as they try to puzzle out puns where the words will end with "-ant". For example, Find Someone Who Knows What Kind of Ant... helps Ss build communication soft skills and collaborative critical thinking in the classroom? An IMPORTANT! These partner and circulating speaking tasks will maximize the participation in your classroo
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: StayGiant Second Day of School Success
Rollin along - Words Their Way
This is a fun way for a literacy rotation. From spelling words to Words Their Way, Students roll the dice and based on their words sort for the week can perform one of the activities. This engages the students with the understanding of words and helps them to make connections. Mys students love to do it.
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K - 12th
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Spelling Activities
Here are 7 activities that can be used in the classroom in various ways. They can be used as center work, homework, morning work or if the students finish early on assignments
What you are getting
ABC Order
Value of the word
Collage your words
Describe an object
Take out the Vowels
Use a Thesaurus
Acrostic Poem
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
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Student Word Book
Here is a blank A-Z word book for students to write in common words as their own personal "dictionary" with spellings.
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PreK - 12th
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Weekly Spelling Tasks Display
Ten spelling tasks for students to complete throughout the week. Word document for you to edit. Created with a great font so it is also able to be a display poster.Ten great spelling tasks for any age. I place these on the wall and select one each day for them to complete with their spelling words.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Word Creations
This is a simple way to encourage students to find and create little words in big words. You can use this a simple literacy center or a fun end of the day activity. You can print if off or project it on your computer. Kids are having fun and learning at the same time. You write the word in the banner and let the creativity begin!
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Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
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