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Problem solving 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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Also included in: Reading Genres Fiction Activities Bundle
Christmas Activities BUNDLE - Fun ELA Resources Grades 4 - 7
Save money with this huge Christmas BUNDLE! Assorted fun Christmas activities for grades 4 - 8. Fun! Includes 41 of my best-selling Christmas resources in one bundle to save you money. This bundle includes a wide variety of resources for your students. This Christmas pack will save you loads of time planning. Includes plays, informational PowerPoints, PowerPoint games, puzzles, writing paper, reading passages, bookmarks, songs, and more! Many activities have Easel Activities and/or Assessments f
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4th - 7th
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Project Based Learning Pizza Restaurant Project
Are you ready for one pizza perfect project? I love using Project Based Learning activities in my classroom! Project based learning promotes inquiry and problem solving. In this project students will plan, budget , design, build, write, and solve math problems about their pizza restaurant. This hands on project allows for creative thinking and interdisciplinary teaching.Interdisciplinary options include:-Internet research worksheet-Reading passage-3 math worksheets (fractions/decimals/perfects,
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3rd - 5th
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3-5-ETS1-1
Also included in: Project Based Learning GROWING Bundle
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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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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The Dollar - Comparing, Analyzing, Describing (Money)
49 printable Math and ELA activities on the U.S. dollar coin: Eisenhower Dollar, Susan B. Anthony Dollar, Sacagawea Dollar, and Presidential Dollar:Area & PerimeterFractionsCompare two coinsNarrative WritingAnalyze a coin’s images, words, and numbers ABC order, Idioms, Hangman, Spelling, Counting change, Word searches, Word unscramble, Drawing missing parts of coins.And 11 full-page coins to post on your bulletin board.Take a look at the Preview to see sample pages. And if you would like p
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2nd - 6th
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Also included in: New Teacher Activities - September (First Year Teacher) BUNDLE
The Quarter - Comparing, Analyzing, Describing (Money)
48 printable pages of Math and ELA activities that center around the Washington quarter, the State quarters, the U.S. Territories quarters, and the National Parks quarters:Narrative WritingArea & PerimeterFractionsCompare two coinsAnalyze a coin’s images, words, and numbersABC order, Hangman, Multiplication, Spelling, Counting change, Word searches, Word unscrambles, Drawing the missing parts of coins.And 18 full-page posters of various quarter fronts and backs to post on your bulletin board
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2nd - 6th
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Also included in: New Teacher Activities - January (First Year Teacher) BUNDLE
The Penny - Comparing, Analyzing, Describing
39 printable pages of Math and ELA activities on the penny:Area and PerimeterCompare and ContrastNarrative WritingAnalyze a coin’s images, words, and numbersAnd 18 more pages of ABC order, Idioms, Hangman, Spelling, Counting change, Word Searches, Drawing missing parts of coins.Take a look at the Preview to see sample pages. And if you would like printable packets exploring MONEY and COINS:The Penny: Comparing, Analyzing, DescribingThe Quarter: Comparing, Analyzing, Describing The Dollar: Co
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2nd - 5th
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Also included in: New Teacher Activities - February (First Year Teacher) BUNDLE
Science of the Gold Rush
Help lead the students on an adventure to discover all the different science concepts that a led from the Gold Rush of California. This PBL will intertwine several concepts guide students to explore in a personalized learning model. Student discovery and inquiry projects help lead students to success in their learning needs.
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4th - 5th
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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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Through the Eyes of John Muir
Meets Common Core Standards for social studies and language arts.
Through the Eyes of John Muir presents nearly three-dozen lessons, field studies and investigations, stories, games and reproducible worksheets.
Curriculum guide includes John Muir’s life and accomplishments, California agricultural history, nature-based investigations, family stories, stories of other people and other places, the art of storytelling, environmental issues,advocacy, civic responsibility and vision for the futu
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2nd - 5th
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