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Common Core RF.4.3a cultural activity pdfs
Elementary Hispanic Heritage Month Reading Passages and Word Search Activity
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with this set of 10 reading passages, comprehension questions and word searches. Hispanic and Latinx figures recognized include athletes, singers, artists, political figures, and more. They include a mix of modern and historical figures (ex: Cesar Chavez, Bad Bunny, America Ferrrera). Each set of comprehension questions has one extended response question. Questions can be answered directly from the text (with the exception of the extended response). This ac
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Also included in: Elementary Hispanic Heritage Month BUNDLE
Hawaiian fishermen: Nā Lawaiʻa - worksheet and reading
NO PREP! Print out reading excerpt and one-page worksheet for a quick activity about fishing in old Hawaiʻi. The reading excerpt is about Hawaiian fishermen in ancient Hawaiʻi, which covers the profession, Kūʻula, ʻAumākua and Omens, different ways of catching fish, conserving the supply of fish, kapu of aku and ʻōpelu, fishponds and more. The excerpt comes from a book called "From the Mountain to the Sea Early Hawaiian Life" by Julie Stewart Williams and the whole book can be found on ulukau.or
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Winter Holiday E.L.A., Writing and Art With Informational Text Passages
This holiday resource contains passages about 3 cultural holidays: Hanukkah, Christmas and Kwanzaa. Each passage has its own seek and find. The seek and finds challenge your students to read the passages, find the underlined words, then color code the words according to their number of syllables. There are also 3 corresponding comparing and contrasting activities. After the students compare and contrast each pair of holidays, they must write a paragraph for each using both topic and concluding
Grades:
4th - 7th
Poetry: Africa Is...Teach Children to write a Haiku
Suggestions for Use A Haiku is a form of poetry from Japan. In Japanese the haiku is composed of 17 syllables divided into three lines – the first with 5 syllables, the second with 7 syllables and the third with 5 syllables. Haiku are based on the five senses. They are about things you can experience. Many haiku focus on things in nature. There is more than one form of Haiku. Other forms have different syllable arrangements. I teach t
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 7th
Color-coded Syllabic Words ~ Essential Black History Discourse 4th Edition
For the Google version, click here. What's New in the 4th Edition:93 additional words for a total of 163.upgraded syllable symbols and markingsencoding International Dyslexia Knowledge & Practice ~ & ~ Teaching Tolerance IDJA Standards aligned: 3 classroom signs includedAlso Included:Key for the syllable type symbols and other spelling markingsEach word is presented 6 different ways: Whole word, syllable divided with markings, syllable divided without markings, sound markings, and blank
Grades:
K - 3rd
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