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English language arts resources for Microsoft Excel in English (UK)
South Australian Spelling Test Calculator
Easily calculate results for the South Australian Spelling Test.
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2nd - 6th
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workbook animal names for kids
The "Kids Color Number Workbook" is an engaging and educational resource designed to introduce young children to the world of numbers and colors in a fun and interactive way. This beautifully crafted workbook is a perfect tool for parents, caregivers, and educators to help children aged 3 to 6 develop essential skills while having a blast.Inside the workbook, young learners will discover a wide array of captivating activities that combine coloring with number recognition. Each page features char
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PreK
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3400+ ChatGPT Prompts Bundle, business, , Copywriting, Email Marketing,career
3400+ ChatGPT Prompts Bundle, business, , Copywriting, Email Marketing,careerchatgpt prompts, make money online, small business, business growth, content ideas, e-commerce,AI Chatbot,Natural Language Processing,Conversational AI,Virtual Assistant,Language Model,ChatGPT Promotions,Human-like Text Generation,OpenAI Technology,Smart Chat Applications,AI-driven Conversations,Advanced Language Understanding,Text-based Interactiontion SolutionsText-based Interaction,AI Language Understanding,Next-Gen
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K - 2nd, Higher Education
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Pre and Post Writing Test Analysis Calculator
This is an Excel calculator for writing that will quickly compare before and after results for your students, as well as much more.
The calculator will also work out your students average grade, and the amount of a certain grade you class gets in various sub categories.
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2nd - 6th
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Cambridge scores breakdown - for teachers (all levels)
A set of Excel sheets (fully editable) to keep track of all the Cambridge mock exams scores for levels A2 (KET), B1 (PET), B2 (FCE), C1 (CAE) and C2 (CPE).Please check the preview of the B1 (PET) scores breakdown to get a sense of what the sheets look like and how they work.The idea behind those sheets is to write the scores of each exam part and keep track of all the sample papers used so far. It will help you stay organised and check students' continuous progress over time.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Desk Alphabet Strips Comic Sans
Do your students need help remembering the alphabet? These colourful desk plates have both upper and lower case letters of the alphabet in Comic Sans font, as well as a corresponding picture to prompt your kindergarten and junior students. They are a great tool for learning the alphabet or correct letter formation. Simply laminate them and attach them to the students’ desk. There are 5 options to choose from:Alphabet only (4 colors)Alphabet with 1 – 10 number line (4 colors)Alphabet with 1 – 20
Cambridge scores breakdown - for students (all levels)
A set of Excel sheets (fully editable) to present the breakdown of the scores of the Cambridge mock exams for levels A2 (KET), B1 (PET), B2 (FCE), C1 (CAE) and C2 (CPE).Please check the preview of the B1 (PET) scores breakdown to get a sense of what the sheets look like and how they work.The idea behind those sheets is to write the scores of each exam part and give additional feedback. They can also be given on a regular basis to the parents to help them monitor their children's progress.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
"Over the Rainbow" Phonics One Checklist for use with www.sorchaj.com
A-Z Phonics Videos â’¸ Sarah Jackson 2021Twenty video phonic checklists are contained in this document. They contain phonic checklists that you can use alongside the videos hosted on the site www.sorchaj.com. Used in conjunction with the website https://www.sorchaj.com they enable you to keep a systematic, consistent and progressive record of your students' phonics skills.Start by playing this video: (1) A-Z Phonics Video 1 Single Consonants and vowels - reversals - YouTube When you think your p
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PreK - 2nd
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Reading Assessment Pack (Phase 2 - Pearson Friendly)
This reading bundle comes packed with everything you need to begin assessment with your students. This bundle focuses on Phase 2 (other phases are under construction!)Reading Phrases: a document compiled of over 100 phrases that can be used to assess reading for Phase 2. These pages are in order from set 1-5 and can be photocopied and cut out to be used for specific purposes. In addition, they come with a reference number attached to each phrase which links with the assessment material provided
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in:Â Reading Assessment Bundle (Phases 2 and 3 - Pearson Friendly)
PM Benchmark Reading Level Recording Sheet
If you use PM Benchmarks, I created an easy to record sheet, which colour codes students, and tracks progress made at the end of the year. The sheet has been set up for my usage, but all the headings can be changed to suit how you would use it.
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Not Grade Specific
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Have you ever...? (food and drinks)
This Excel spreadsheet includes three two-page worksheets about the topic of travel. The worksheets are about the following:
-positive questioning: Have you...? and Have you ever...?
-negative questioning: Have you never...? and Have you not...?
-a combination of the above two question types (i.e. positive and negative)
Students are asked a question like "have you ever been to Thailand?" to which students must write an answer.
Worksheets are randomizable by pressing F9 on your keyboard. The s
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Not Grade Specific
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Have you ever....? (travel)
This Excel spreadsheet includes three two-page worksheets about the topic of travel. The worksheets are about the following:
-positive questioning: Have you...? and Have you ever...?
-negative questioning: Have you never...? and Have you not...?
-a combination of the above two question types (i.e. positive and negative)
Students are asked a question like "have you ever been to Thailand?" to which students must write an answer.
Worksheets are randomizable by pressing F9 on your keyboard. The
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Not Grade Specific
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Comparing Food Weights
A collection of three activities to compare the weight of food:oral activity (teacher led)written activity (independent work)survey about expectant weightActivities are all randomisable by pressing F9 on your keyboard. Compatible with recent versions of Microsoft Excel.
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Not Grade Specific
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This is a ...
Two worksheets to help student develop:questioning techniques for what and whose (e.g. what is this? & whose pen is this?)making statements (e.g. this is a book, that is her pen, etc)knowledge of vocabulary for school items (e.g. pen, book, white board, etc), family member (mum, dad, brother sister) and possessive pronouns (e.g. my, his, her)The worksheet is randomisable by pressing F9 on your keyboard.
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Not Grade Specific
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Pre and Post Writing Test Analysis Calculator Numerical Grades
This is an Excel calculator for writing that will quickly compare before and after results for your students, as well as much more.
The calculator will also work out your students average grade.
Please note that this is the numerical version, (1-5 grades) see:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Pre-and-Post-Writing-Test-Analysis-Calculator-3181690
for the A-E grade version.
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2nd - 6th
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english for kids
An educational book for teaching the English language for children from the age of three years. It consists of thirty-three pages. It contains many exercises and skills and is integrated with pictures for a more detailed explanation in a modern way.
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PreK - 3rd
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ERROR CORRECTION: PREPOSITIONS & FAMILY
Based on the topic of family, this worksheet helps develop students' understanding of prepositions.
By pressing F9, this worksheet can be randomised, allowing you, as the teacher, to quickly generate varied worksheets, should students need additional support with prepositions.
This Excel spread sheet works with all versions of Excel (at least since 2010).
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Not Grade Specific
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Height Comparative Worksheet
A randomisable worksheet based on comparing people's heights. The worksheet can be randomise by pressing F9 on the keyboard.Group activity is included for students to orally answer the question. It also allows the teacher to model the answers and what is required in the worksheet.Solutions are also included.
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Not Grade Specific
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Last Man Standing - Food and Drinks
Students stand in a circle around the outside of the classroom, ensuring they can see the computer screen / projection.
Students are to use the words on the board to create a sentence. If they create a correct sentence, they can stay in the game. If the sentence is incorrect, the student sits down and is "out" of the game.
A student who is "out" can come back into the game when another student creates an incorrect sentence. When the other student creates an incorrect sentence, the student
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Last Man Standing - Family
Students stand in a circle around the outside of the classroom, ensuring they can see the computer screen / projection.
Students are to use the words on the board to create a sentence. If they create a correct sentence, they can stay in the game. If the sentence is incorrect, the student sits down and is "out" of the game.
A student who is "out" can come back into the game when another student creates an incorrect sentence. When the other student creates an incorrect sentence, the student
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Oxford Reading Stage Tracker
Reading Stage Tracker designed to track the reading progress of students over two terms.
Designed to use the Oxford reading tree colours and stages.
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PreK - 6th
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Where are you?
Students learn how to use "in", "at" and "on" in relation to:peoplerooms in a houselocations around town (e.g. the library, bank, beach)simple aspect of grammarWorksheet is randomisable by pressing F9 on the keyboard.
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Not Grade Specific
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Error Corrections: Adverbs and Adjectives - Family
This worksheet helps students to develop their understanding of adverbs and adjectives in relation to describing family members and their likes/interests.
Students must determine if there is an error in the sentence, then correct it.
The spread sheet can be randomised by pressing F9 on your keyboard (works on all versions of Excel, at least since 2010).
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Not Grade Specific
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Tic Tac Toe - Family
Based on the game tic tac toe (noughts and crosses) where the aim of the game is to get a row of noughts or a row of crosses first.
A student first chooses a square, then they must follow the instructions in that square. If the student is correct, they can draw their symbol. If they are incorrect, they cannot draw their symbol and lose a turn. Students can choose any unmarked square.
Press F9 on your keyboard to randomise the board. Once printed, pages can be cut in half. There are enough
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Strong reading skills can help students make sense of written content, and gather information for further analysis. Writing skills can help students articulate their ideas, construct arguments, and synthesize information. And speaking and listening skills empower students to clearly present their ideas, participate in group discussions, and collaborate with their classmates. This is why teaching English language arts is critically important for student’s success in school and beyond.
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