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Middle school homeschool curricula for Microsoft PowerPoint and for ESL-EFL-ELL
Using I and Me (subject / object pronouns)
This is the last Power Point you'll ever need! In this 60-SLIDE fully animated presentation, I address a common error that is prevalent among younger and older students: how to correctly use "me" and "I" in a sentence. The presentation is designed as a step-by-step lesson and includes a multitude of examples and many opportunities for guided and independent practice. Please note that although I did include vocabulary such "subject/object pronoun" with older students in mind, it in no way interf
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Adult Education
Context Clues in Action Power Point Unit
This is a 22 slide power point presentation introducing context clues. It discusses what a context clue is, why it is important, and when students should use context clues.
The power point focuses on four common types of context clues: Definition, Synonym, Example/Description, and Antonym clues. Each type is defined and supported with example sentences.
There is a guided practice and summary also provided. This power point is designed to be completed in mini-lesson format over a 5 day period.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Cinco de Mayo Power Point Presentation - New and Improved!
Power Point Presentation designed to explain the differences and connections between Mexican Independence Day and Cinco de Mayo. The historical significance of Cinco de Mayo as well as the events leading up to the battle are explained. Ways in which the Mexican people celebrate the victory of the Mexican militia over the French army at Puebla is also discussed. Xicano (Chicano) Studies, Latino, Hispanic, Spanish, multicultural education, anti-biased curriculum, cultural studies, holidays, trad
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Poetry & Imagery-ELL/ESL/MLL, Homeschool, Diverse Learners Google Slides/Docs
This is a dynamic educational resource, crafted for Google Classroom integration. My goal with this product was to create a presentation and activities that would help my students understand poetic literary elements such as imagery and mood, in order to better understand (and appreciate) poetry, and then transfer that understanding to deciphering mood and tone in all of their reading, in order to increase comprehension. It is thoughtfully designed to cater to a diverse range of learners, inclu
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Valentine's Day ELA/ESL/ELD, Homeschool, Literacy, Short Story Unit.
Welcome to the Whispering Woods, home to The Legend of Valentine, a wise old owl whose life's philosophy is that the greatest joy comes from giving and receiving love. This Valentine's Day Educational Unit can be used simply as a heart-warming Valentine's Day reading activity, or an extended reading/writing activity that incorporates all things ELA. This comprehensive unit is designed to blend storytelling with educational activities, providing an immersive learning experience that celebrates lo
Grades:
3rd - 9th
ELA COMMAS Direct Address, Introductory Words, Tag Questions PowerPoint PPT
This is a 25-slide PowerPoint presentation for grades 4 and up to introduce comma usage in direct addresses, introductory words, and tag questions. The presentation includes:
1) overview of what a direct address is;
2) examples of comma placement in a direct address;
3) practice placing commas in a direct address (with answers);
4) overview of what introductory words are;
5) examples of comma placement with introductory words;
6) practice placing commas after introductory words (with answers);
Grades:
5th - 8th
Fluency in Action PowerPoint! Teaches the Fantastic Five of Fluency
Revised Edition 2014
The purpose of this 34-slide PPT is to introduce and provide examples of what fluent reading sounds like.
There is a front-to-back Fluency Bookmark included that you may choose to print off and laminate for students to use as a guide.
Throughout the PPT, there is suggested teacher language to use in order to provide descriptive feedback to students in the 5 areas of fluency: rate, pausing, phrasing, stress, and intonation.
The second part of this fluency PPT deals with
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Twelve Famous Black Leaders (ESL or Spanish Immersion)
Black History Month Lesson--lección de la Herencia Negra for ELL classroom.Images of twelve famous Black Leaders followed by a description in Spanish. The second part of the slides can be used as a guessing game (Spanish only) in which students listen to a description of a leader and have to guess their name.Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, Rosa Parks, Bessie Coleman, Amanda Gorman, Serena Williams, George W. Carver, Jackie Robinson, Alton C. Parker, Oscar Peterson, Dr. Mae Jemison, Ruby Bridges.Imág
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Grades:
K - 8th
P.E.E.L. Paragraphs PPT Lesson
This lesson is used to introduce how to structure a PEEL paragraph. This lesson is intended as an instruction for ELL and ESL students whose English ranges from basic to intermediate. I try to use simple sentences initially, but increase the level of difficulty of the sentences by the end of the practice session. Included are practice slides at the end of the ppt which coincide with an activity and guided offered as part of a bundle, or individually in my store. Thank you, and please enjoy.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: PEEL Paragraph Construction
Wildcats (3 Leveled Readers)
This item is intended for personal and educational use exclusively.This is exclusively for the original downloader's use. It is not allowed to copy or distribute for multiple teachers.Three levels: Three levels on the same topic. Now students can read and complete activities at their own level, but the entire class can contribute to the conversation. A bridge of vocabulary: Each level has age-appropriate language, facilitating comprehension and expanding vocabulary.Activities: Interactive Wordwa
Grades:
3rd - 7th
Using Metaphors
This is a 55-slide fully animated PowerPoint presentation! It is designed as a step-by-step introductory lesson on using and creating EFFECTIVE metaphors. The student-friendly format includes various examples of metaphors, examples of good/bad comparisons used to generate metaphors, and multiple exercises that provide opportunities for both guided and independent practice.
I've had lots of success using this presentation to introduce metaphors to my own students, and it's great when used in con
Grades:
3rd - 9th, Adult Education
Sentence Types
This is a 30-slide fully animated PowerPoint presentation on the four sentence types: declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory. The presentation includes a student-friendly overview of each sentence type, multiple examples of each, and additional slides providing opportunities for both guided and independent practice.
(Important: I designed this presentation as a detailed, step-by-step lesson. I recommend that you view it a couple of times before you present it so you can familia
Grades:
2nd - 8th
Context Clues Slideshow - Vocabulary 1
Engage in a comprehensive learning experience with my contextual clues slideshow. Students will analyze images paired with sentences, honing their skills in constructing context clue sentences. This resource also features clear learning goals and targets, ensuring a focused and effective lesson.Bundle with my Weekly Vocabulary Chart - 1 to teach a 30-45 minute vocabulary lesson!
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Direct and Indirect Objects and How to Find Them Powerpoint
Around 20 slides explaining how to find direct and indirect objects, also contains tips to help students eliminate other words to prevent mislabeling
Grades:
7th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
PowerPoint with Notes Guide ¡Qué Chévere! 2 Unit 1: Lesson B
Notes guide and PowerPoint which complements ¡Qué Chévere! 2 Unit 1: Lesson B.
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Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Golden Bird - Brothers Grimm
This PowerPoint is suitable for online tutoring or for use in the classroom. Great for EAL and native English speakers.Age suitability 8-14The lesson should take 1 or 2 hours so could be used in a lesson or in 2. Homework tasks are at the end of the ppt.
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Grades:
5th - 6th
USING SIMILES
This is a 39-slide fully animated PowerPoint presentation! It is designed as a step-by-step lesson on using and creating EFFECTIVE similes. The student-friendly format includes various examples of similes, examples of good/bad comparisons used to generate similes, and multiple exercises that provide opportunities for both guided and independent practice.
I've had lots of success using this presentation with my own students. I hope you enjoy it!
USING SIMILES by Sheilah Espinoza is licensed un
Grades:
1st - 8th
USING SYNONYMS TO IMPROVE WRITING
This fully animated PowerPoint presentation explains what synonyms are and also addresses the problem of REPETITIVE LANGUAGE in student writing. The examples in the presentation are engaging and follow a step-by-step format to demonstrate when and how to include synonyms in a paragraph. Also included are slides that provide opportunities for guided/independent practice.
I hope you enjoy it!
Using Synonyms by Sheilah Espinoza is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 Uni
Grades:
1st - 6th
The Writing Process for Story Writing Slides
Use this ready made slide deck to teach the 7 steps for story writing.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Cognates and False Cognates BUNDLE
Inside you will get:- Smart board presentation of the class on a Power Point (you can make it interactive for your kids)- Class activities to practice the concepts of cognates and false cognates (Answers and suggestions included)- Quiz (answers included)
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Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Embedded clauses
A powerpoint to show how and when to embed clauses in sentences, including some practice activities.
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Grades:
5th - 9th
RRR: REMEDIAL READING RESCUE: SYLLABICATION RULES
RRR: REMEDIAL READING RESCUE: SYLLABICATION RULES
PART NINE of a series in remedial reading PowerPoint Presentations.
Over 50 slides with graphics, sounds and teacher's notes.
Phonic sounds is a basic skill all readers need in order to decipher reading material. The specific letter sounds within a word must be accurately seen, sounded and heard in order for the reader to understand the word, and eventually its meaning.
This presentation develops the skill of SYLLABICATION RULES It de
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Adult Education
Interpret Figures of Speech
This Common Core language lesson asks students to interpret euphemism and oxymorons. In this lesson, students will read a passage with key words underlined. Then, they will identify whether the word is an euphemism or oxymoron and interpret its meaning. According to The Internet TSEL Journal, speakers of English use euphemisms to express many everyday realities, and have to decode them daily at work and in the media. Fluency in English requires the understanding of euphemisms, yet they are la
Grades:
8th - 11th
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A Metaphor of How Sentences work - While Riding a Bike!
Students love this lesson! Using a bike to explain sentence construction is a winner. Students who doodle during your lesson appreciate and get this lesson!sample slide information- Another way to describe a sentence is to compare it to a bike… The subject is one wheel; the predicate is the other wheel. These two parts connect to form a stable structureWe can expand the wheels by adding adverbs:We can also add aprepositional phrase
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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