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11th grade Valentine's Day physics literature circles
Direct object pronouns in Spanish | Objetos directos | Spanish reading & grammar
This very funny story will help students to practice direct object pronouns in Spanish by seeing them in context. Plot: Two girls get upset when the boy they like sends them the same Instagram message!Includes:printable storypractice worksheet and notes on direct object pronounspicture book with audio comic book version of picture book for story retellpresentation with grammar explanation and practiceThe document is fully editable, and easily shared via Google Classroom or a similar platform for
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6th - 12th
Christmas Chemistry Color by Number - by Valence Electrons
Solve each chemical element for the number of valence electrons indicated by its atomic mass and use that answer to determine the color of each section. For example hydrogen has 1 valence electron so wherever you see "H" use the number color 1 which is yellow.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Conversation Hearts | Discussion Cards with Accountable Talk Moves | Valentine's
Elevate Student Discussions with CONVERSATION HEARTS Talking Chips, just in time for Valentine’s Day activities!! These heart-shaped discussion prompt cards are ready to use with accountable talk moves & Visible Thinking Routine Sentence Stems, to promote rigor & active engagement in discussions. In our classes and PLCs, this Cooperative Learning Tool promotes equity, active listening, communication skills, and SEL/ Social Emotional Learning. (plus fun & cute hearts!) Use with readi
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K - 12th, Staff
Battle of the Knights - A Tale of Two Cities
Meant to be used with Chapters 11-15 of Book Two of Charles Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities, these slides will lead you and your students through an enjoyable activity to guide discussion in an entertaining and engaging way."Battle of the Knights: Do You Have What It Takes to Be a Knight in Shining Armor" has students considering why and how, while A Tale of Two Cities is a work from the Victorian Age, characteristics of the Romantic Age can be seen in the story.This activity is best used followi
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9th - 12th
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Romeo and Juliet Inferencing Lesson Differentiated Worksheets
This lesson and slideshow is for Act I Scene IV of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare. This lesson includes four differentiated worksheets for the literacy strategy: inferencing. These worksheets can be used for special education and ESL students. The slide show contains a do now, mini-lesson, guided practice, success criteria, closure/exit ticket, a pre-reading activity, and vocabulary with picture context clues.
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8th - 12th
Trinity: A Reader's Guide
If you are looking for a way to bring reading into the content areas (or science and social studies into reading), Trinity: A Graphic History of the First Atomic Bomb by Jonathan Fetter-Vorm is an excellent way to go. This book provides a scientific, historic and critical perspective of the building of the first atomic bomb in graphic form. I teach high school learning support reading, and I used each of these guides with my students. The guides were a little bit challenging, so I would actually
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9th - 12th
"A Joke" (Chekhov) short story study guide - Russian Literature
Study unit for a wonderful short story about the magic of first love! Extensive Common Core Standards aligned package for analysis of the timeless classic by A. Chekhov including vocabulary builder, close reading and discussion and 3 interactive notebooks: figurative language scavenger hunt, plot summary worksheet and readers response with writing activity!
Details of the package
In a .zip folder you will find 5 .pdf documents with:
• full text of the story with vocabulary builder activity;
•
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
E=mc2 by David Bodanis Student Reading Guide
Introducing literacy into the content areas is a best practice in today's high school science classroom. This reading guide is designed to be used by students reading E=mc2, A Biography of the World's Most Famous Equation by David Bodanis. There are over 150 questions written by me, a high school physics teacher, designed to help my physics students understand the author's point of view as we read this book in class next year. Questions are chronological and in short answer format. Answer key
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9th - 12th
Chemical Bonds Guided Reading and Questions Literature Circle
Students read a short reading on ionic, covalent, and hydrogen bonds and then answer questions based on their reading. Literature skills and vocabulary.
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8th - 11th
Martian Book Assessment
A 10 question short answer assessment about many of the scientific principles of the Martian. I wrote this because I couldn't find anything that I thought hit on the astronomical/physics/geology aspects of book, that I was wanting the students to focus on. I gave it to my students as a take home test and gave them a week to do so.
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9th - 12th
Deep Thinking for AP Students by Moving Toward a Cross-Disciplinary Approach
Physics in the ELA classroom
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Why Newton Matters to the English Teacher
How do we foster deeper thinking? We can’t simply run skill based activities and expect to have kids make genuine progress in deeper thinking. Grokking, as Robert Heinlein calls it in Stranger in a Strange Land, involves thinking deeply about something by laying that deep thought against another often unlike idea.
The key to this cross discipline detour is to remember that human knowledge was never meant to be purely co
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11th - 12th
FRANCES ALEXANDER by George Washington Close Read Poetry Analysis
Close Poetry Reading Analysis of FRANCES ALEXANDER by George Washington, first president of the United States. This poem is great for junior high to high school audiences as to the level and vocabulary being high, but explained within the questioning. Analyzing poetry is an art. How do you get better at it? Practice. Here is an easy way to teach close reading with self-guided questions that help the student gain understanding of breaking down lines of poetry.This poem pairs well with using poem
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5th - 12th
Article Questions - Earth is Spiraling Away from the Sun for Now...
This assignment contains questions to go with an article in Forbes magazine called "Earth is Spiraling Away from the Sun for Now, But Will Eventually Crash Into It." I use these questions in my planetary motion unit in physics, but they could be used in an astronomy class as well. An answer key is included.
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9th - 12th
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William Shakespeare: Notebook
William Shakespeare: NotebookThis notebook includes twelve pages pages for notes. PRINT & DIGITAL formats are included.For More THOUGHTFUL RESOURCES VISIT Creativity in Motion
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9th - 12th
Also included in: HIGH SCHOOL ELA BUNDLE: SPRING AND SUMMER
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