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Hispanic Heritage Month library skills Common Core W.4.3 resources
Reading Genres Fiction Activities: Roll a Story Writing Center
Are you looking for a fun way to review fiction genres? Do your students need practice writing narratives with a beginning, middle, and end? This Fiction Genres Roll a Story Writing Center is just what you need! Dice rolling fun makes writing more engaging for students.This product includes:Teaching TipsLesson PlanLearning Center sign6 Roll-a-Story charts, one page each for mystery, fantasy, science fiction, horror, realistic, and historicStory organizer chart2 lined writing pages1 extension act
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3rd - 5th
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Cinco de Mayo Activities: Sombrero Art Project, Hat Template, & Art Sub Lessons
Need a no prep, Cinco de Mayo sombrero art project for your May bulletin board? Imagine these Mexican sombreros in your hallway with a writing prompt. The step by step drawing tutorial and PowerPoint also makes perfect emergency art sub plans for elementary art and general ed teachers. A fun roll a dice game, ‘you pick’ worksheet, and digital spinners helps kids choose patterns for their sombrero. Moreover, boost their confidence and creativity. And, it’ll help cash-strapped teachers like you cr
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3rd - 6th
Sensory Details: Carmen Lomas Garza "Family Pictures" Reading + Writing Activity
Help your students add vivid details to their personal narratives and fiction stories with this partner reading and writer's workshop activity, built around the bilingual book "Family Pictures" / "Cuadros de Familia" by Carmen Lomas Garza -- and perfect for Hispanic heritage month!Carmen Lomas Garza's paintings are packed with sensory details that help readers experience the sights, sounds, smells, tastes and textures of her everyday life growing up Mexican-American in South Texas. "Family Pictu
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2nd - 5th
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DAY OF THE DEAD Reading Writing & Art Integration Unit | Hispanic Sugar Skulls
Easily incorporate THEMATICALLY RIGOROUS LEARNING into your classroom routine with this no-prep,30-page Day of the Dead Sugar Skull Reading, Writing, Research, and Art Unit! It includes everything you need to celebrate and understand the tradition of Sugar Skulls as it relates to Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos). It also allows students to compare/contrast Halloween and Day of the Dead through online research.The following resources are included:•Sugar Skull nonfiction passage, CCSS-aligned
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3rd - 12th
Spring Themed Roll A Story Writing Prompts
Introducing "Roll-A-Story": Your Ticket to Infinite Adventures!Embark on a journey of creativity and imagination with Roll-A-Story, the ultimate storywriting game that will ignite your students imagination. Perfect for multiple subject and grade levels, Roll-A-Story is a versatile tool that brings storywriting to life.This Spring Themed Roll-A-Story offers 6 diverse options for each of 3 story elements. A simple roll of the dice unveils your characters, setting, and story prompt. With countless
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2nd - 6th
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Traditions: 5 Senses Graphic Organizer Writing Brainstorm
When I taught 7th grade, we used this worksheet as a brainstorming activity for our introductory unit, "Story of Myself." This unit focused on exploring students' identities, getting to know each other at the beginning of year, and ultimately producing a narrative or expository writing piece that showcased something meaningful for the student.I can see this worksheet being used as a stand-alone activity as well for students to reflect on their family traditions and share their cultures with each
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4th - 7th
All Books Want is to be Treasured - Small Group Reader's Theater
This reader's theater was written for a small group of 4 students for either the first part of the year, Library Week, or any time you need to discuss student's treatment of books. In the script, the librarian at school thinks that things are going well but the books do not. People keep breaking the rules and the books are suffering. They tell the librarian what is going on. Students are eating when they shouldn’t and not handling them with care. The books feel that no one realizes they are full
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3rd - 10th, Adult Education
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Rewrite the Story Ending and Draw a Picture
This short worksheet can be used to help students critically think about story endings. This is an great resource to introduce students to the idea that not all stories end how we would like them to - and that is OKAY! It can help them think about what could happen next with characters, and it can help them tie up loose ends. I like to use this with the book Triangle by Mac Barnett because the story ends quite abruptly. After I read the book to the class, we talk about whether or not they like t
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1st - 4th
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