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Reading strategies simulations for Microsoft PowerPoint
Reading Strategies Classroom Murder Mystery (PowerPoint Version)
WHO KILLED MISS JACKSON?TEACHER'S NOTESSkills: Analyze text, determine importance, infer, synthesize, question, use background information, monitor for understanding, speaking, and listeningGrades: 6-10Age groups: 11-17Materials: Character cards, Character Analysis Worksheet Time: About 2 hoursPreparation and RulesStep one: Explain to the class that you are going to play a murder mystery game. Everyone will be a character in the game and one of them is the murderer! Give them the background info
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Grades:
6th - 10th
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Into Thin Air Interactive Jeopardy Unit Review Game
Students today learn best by manipulating and visualizing content. Although a staple in the review game strategies, this Jeopardy game is very different.
Features:
Three character contestants
Three rounds, 8 categories, 40 total questions, final Jeopardy
Interactive scoring (no writing necessary! Type right in the screen below the character!)
Interactive Double Jeopardy
Multiple Final Jeopardy for multiple classes
Return buttons to send the teacher back to scores
Dollars grey out after being c
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Drawing Conclusions
This presentation would serve as a helpful introduction to young students on how to draw conclusions in a fun way.Please take a minute to check out my Learning to Sequence power point in my TPT store.
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Refugee Escape Room- Josef
This Escape Room is an engaging escape room based on the travels of Josef in the novel, Refugee. The ending slide leads students to an Encyclopedia Brittanica entry on the Polish Death Camps (Concentration Camps) where Josef and his mother end their journey. It is an activity that would pair well with research projects or essay prompts. Contains: 18 slides prelinked for your convenience. Simply put the slidedeck in Present Mode and you and your students can explore.
Grades:
6th - 12th
STAAR Surgeons
This is a great way to start working on STAAR passages with your students after the holidays. It is a very bright idea a coworker shared with me about four years ago to start implementing STAAR simulations in the classroom. I modified it a bit and gave it a name as well designed the thinking tracks that go along with it. It is a extremely engaging way to apply all knowledge previously taught in the classroom. Students will definitely enjoy the process. I hope it helps someone out there!
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
The Sunken Ship Scenario - Comprehension Skills Building - Native Mind
We, at Native Mind, would like to introduce our spin on the classic sinking ship scenario. We have put in many hours into this pack and used this exercise ourselves in countless one-to-one lessons and also for group lessons. After a lot of trial and error and many hours of editing the world building element of this scenario, we would like to introduce this final product to other teachers, so that they can engage their students in building their comprehension skills. As passengers sit in the spor
Subjects:
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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STAAR Builders
This is a great way to start working on STAAR passages with your students after the holidays. It is a very bright idea a coworker shared with me about four years ago to start implementing STAAR simulations in the classroom. I modified it a bit and gave it a name as well designed the thinking tracks that go along with it. It is a extremely engaging way to apply all knowledge previously taught in the classroom. Students will definitely enjoy the process. I hope it helps someone out there!
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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