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Free middle school balanced literacy internet activities
Digital Literacy Resource List: Websites and Educational Apps
Looking for online literacy resources? Who couldn’t use more resources as their go-to’s! This comprehensive list of online literacy resources is sure to come in handy. Think of it as a literacy digital resource toolkit. As a literacy coach, instructional coach, and district staff developer, I make it my job to know the literacy resources available online to educators.
This packet includes hyperlinks to many of the literacy websites and free apps for ipads I use on the job with teachers and stu
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K - 6th
7th and 8th Grade Novel Study Bundle Free Sample
This is a FREE sample of our 7th and 8th Grade Novel Study Bundle - Full Year of Activities and Lessons. Samples of the following novel guides are included:A Wrinkle in TimeFreak the MightyPay it ForwardThe Call of the WildThe Time MachineWar HorseThe OutsidersThe True Confessions of Charlotte DoyleAnne FrankThe GiverThe House of Dies DrearTo Kill a MockingbirdThere is a sample for each of the following components included in each unit:Vocabulary developmentChapter questions and answersGrammar
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6th - 9th
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Shakespeare | Hamlet | Digital Scavenger Hunt Activity
This internet scavenger hunt helps students identify key elements from Willaim Shakespeare's Hamlet. A quick and easy pre-reading activity. All you have to do is make a copy for each student. Focused toward a flipped classroom. Great for homework or group work. Students will research the answers to 12 questions.
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8th - 12th
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Simple Black History Month Poster
Easy and ready to print and use poster project. Celebrate Black History month by having students research an important Black History Month figure. This download gives you a list to choose from (including different categories i.e. inventors, musicians etc.) and a complete grading rubric. The rubric shows what items are required to complete the project.
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3rd - 9th
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5th Grade Novel Study Bundle Free Sample
This is a FREE sample of our 5th Grade Novel Study Bundle - Full Year of Activities and Lessons. Samples of the following novel guides are included:The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963The Lion, the Witch and the WardrobeBud, Not BuddyTuck EverlastingBridge to TerabithiaRoll of Thunder, Hear My Cry Are you interested in the 5th grade bundle associated with this sample? Press below:5th Grade Novel Study Bundle - Full Year of Activities and LessonsPress below to purchase our 3rd grade bundle:3rd G
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3rd - 7th
Figurative Language BOOM! Cards SAMPLE.DIGITAL REMOTE READY
This Sample Deck of Boom! Cards introduces student-scholars to seven of the most common forms of Figurative Language: Simile, Metaphor, Imagery, Personification, Alliteration, Allusion, and Onomatopoeia. The first 7 cards are direct instruction/teaching cards, while the 8th card is an instruction card. The remaining 12 slides give student-scholars the opportunity to practice identifying the various types of figurative language. The full set of 50 cards is available for 300 points!This Boom! Card
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5th - 9th
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Create a Playlist: Tone and Mood exercise
Scholars create two different playlists demonstrating different overall tones/moods based on their own interests.
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6th - 12th
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When I Was Eight- A Look at Inuit Peoples and Residential Schooling
This is a reading comprehension that accompanies Christy Jordan-Fenton and Margaret Pokiak - Fenton's story about an Inuit girl attending a residential school. These comprehension questions are used in accompaniment to this story/YouTube video.The notation, "CS" means complete sentences.
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4th - 6th
Digital Scavenger Hunt
This FREE activity is designed to engage students using the latest 21st Technology in the classroom and/or media center. Using a digital camera, flip video camera, smartphone, tablets, and computers, the students will compete to gather the most points in the least amount of time using a variety of information literacy skills. Let the hunt begin!
Digital Literacy skills are key components for the K-12 student. This activity can be use as a small group or independent activity.
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3rd - 8th
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Author Study Graphic Organizer
This is a graphic organizer elementary students can use to document their findings about a favorite author. This can serve as the fact gathering sheet for a larger author study. I provided this to my students, as well as links to favorite author websites. They had a great time exploring an author's work and life, and this graphic organizer gave some focus and direction to their learning.
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3rd - 6th
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Homophones Pirate Webquest
This homophones webquest is suited to students from years 3-6. Students 'dig' at seven (internet) sites to try (learning their homophones at each site) to find the number of steps pirates must walk (in a north-west direction), from the 7th site, to find a buried treasure. At each of the 'digs', students access an internet site about 'homophones'. They must complete the site to answer the questions (clues) given. Each clue will lead the student to a number. When they have all 7 numbers it is
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3rd - 6th
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Characters Actions help us infer Traits
Character Traits lesson using a video short: Disney's One Man Band.
Copy this multiple times for students to record their observations of characters
see my site to access the video: www.activereadersandwriters.com
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3rd - 6th
Website Credibility Checklist (with Original Website)
By using these website evaluation worksheets, your students will be learning to judge the credibility of websites. They will become skeptical of the websites they see and will learn to use collected evidence via the online website evaluation checklist (a.k.a. the “scavenger hunt”) to explain their credibility ratings. The evidence that they collect will be used to support a final rating of 0-10 (0-4 is not credible; 5 is neutral; 6-10 is credible), and while rating accuracy will improve througho
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6th - 8th
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Halloween QR Scavenger Hunt
Hunt for Halloween info regarding characters, traditions and information from infographics and websites (no videos due to school board filters). Students can scan the QR codes to access the websites for information.
Students will use technology to access and read a variety of texts.
Specifically geared toward Grade 7-8 students.
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7th - 8th
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FREE Verbs and prepositions | Audio & animated
Click here to previewThis Verbs and prepositions resource is aimed at Spanish elementary to middle school students to develop their listening, reading and grammar skills. Directions the students watch a 1 minute video and then fill in the missing verbs and prepositions GOOGLE SLIDE worksheets.This exercise will demonstrate their listening skills and logical reasoning for adding their choice of verbs and prepositions.Feedback would be appreciated.Make sure to leave feedback on this resource to e
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4th - 7th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Exploring Famous Poets using HyperDocs
This is a set of lessons I developed for my sixth grade poetry unit. I've chosen to hone in on several poets of diverse background: Langston Hughes, Maya Angelou, and Naomi Shihab Nye. It will take students a few days to work through and complete the assignments for all three poets.
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5th - 7th
FREE Teacher's Resource on A 3-Step Approach to Building Vocabulary
Helping teachers conceptualise an approach to building vocabulary in Grade 3-6 learners. -Structured and visually appealing resource-A methodical approach peppered with examples of physical and online tools (great for digital learning!)-A handy toolbox for you to guide your learners to acquire and use new vocabularyPlease leave a review and tell us how it's helped you!
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3rd - 6th, Staff
Distance Learning Project Choice Board for any Vocabulary Word List
Teachers must provide a list of words from any subject to their students along with this choice board.Students will demonstrate understanding of vocabulary words through a 9-square choice board that provides links and references in the center block surrounded by 8 activities that students can complete at home with basic materials. Internet is necessary for the full benefit of these activities.There is a self-assessment for 5 of the projects at the bottom of the page. Links are also provided as h
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2nd - 12th
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Understanding Plot: Note-Taking
Simple note-taking worksheet to help your students to better understand plot.***********************************************************************************************************************Rate this product on Teachers Pay Teachers and get the answer key free! Simply send me an email with a snapshot of your review and I will share the answer key with you totally FREE!!!Email bloomwithbolino@gmail.com
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4th - 12th
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Google Doc Practice
Introduce students to Google Docs with guided check box tasks to build their digital proficiency and familiarity with its layout.
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4th - 6th
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Daily Check-in Journal - Fillable PDF (text and images) - Distance Learning
This 1-page interactive journal is perfect for checking in with your students during this time of distance learning. Send it out as an email so that students can download it, edit the PDF, save it, and then send it back to you.Or attach it to a Google Classroom assignment/material. Students can download the PDF, edit it on their device and then upload it back to Google Classroom. What's amazing about this journal is that students can not only edit the text, they can also upload an image of what
Grades:
1st - 8th
Mayan Research
Research using multimedia components. After you give a brief introduction on the Mayans, you can give this research component on why the Mayan Civilization fell. Students research using primary source documents, documentaries, as well as journal and magazine articles. After students find the evidence for the various theories, students paraphrase them in their own words. This research is a great lead in to collaborative discussions, argument writing, informative writing, multimedia presentati
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6th - 8th
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Understanding Setting: Note-Taking
Simple note-taking worksheet to help your students to better understand setting.Adapted for online learning.***********************************************************************************************************************Rate this product on Teachers Pay Teachers and get the answer key free! Simply send me an email with a snapshot of your review and I will share the answer key with you totally FREE!!!Email bloomwithbolino@gmail.com
Grades:
4th - 12th
Creative Writing E-Checklist for Students
A form for students to complete electronically after peer-reviewing their partner's realistic fiction stories. The checklist covers elements of:
-Inner Thinking
-Action
-Description
-Dialogue
The checklist asks students to identify and articulate how the setting impacts the characters' actions, and where the exposition transitions into rising action.
Grades:
6th - 8th
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