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*FREE* MATH SMALL GROUP COMMENT SHEET
Use this sheet for each of your small groups to record individual comments as well as what you did and what the goals were. These are great to have on hand and keep small data points as documentation for each student.
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PreK - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
K-2 Six Traits Book Lists
Looking for support when you are teaching the six traits of writing? Well look no further! This list of books, arranged by the traits, will support you when looking for great literature. These are texts that have been actually tested in classrooms, while teaching lessons to support the traits. They are organized by traits and in addition the last section is a list of professional books that will help you with your teaching of writing.
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PreK - 2nd
Colorful Playful 2024 Calendar
Introducing our 2024 Calendar - a meticulously crafted tool to help you navigate the upcoming year with style and efficiency. This calendar is not just a mere date tracker; it's a carefully designed companion for individuals and businesses alike.Key Features:Visually Stunning Design: Immerse yourself in the beauty of each month with captivating graphics, themes, and images that encapsulate the essence of 2024. The aesthetic appeal of our calendar transforms it from a simple tool into a piece of
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Menu of Writing Genres Organized by Mode
Teaching a multi-genre writing unit? Use this handout to guide students in their selection of genres for their project. This simple "Genre by Mode" chart will also help teachers select appropriate writing genres to teach for each mode (informative, narrative, informative/argument) of writing. While planning your writing units, consult a quick list of possible writing genres to teach. Will your narrative unit focus on memoir, tall tales, family history, or flash fiction? This chart will give you
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K - 12th
Conferring Recording Form
Use this form to record your Writing Workshop conferring meetings with students for the week. Each slot has a space for you to record the student's name, the compliment you gave regarding the writing piece, and the Teaching Point you'd like for the student to work on.
Grades:
K - 5th, Staff
50 FREQUENTLY MISSPELLED WORDS
"How can I improve my spelling?" you may ask. We all have come across those words in English that always seem to hang us up for one reason or another. It's true that English is one of the trickiest languages to master. And who can blame us? With confusing words such as "by," "buy," and "bye" or "their," "they're," and "there," it's easy to misspell those tricky words that we often use in writing, texting, or email communication.
Sure, it might be easy to use spellchecker, but it will only work
Grades:
4th - 12th, Adult Education
Author's Celebration/Publishing Party-- Comment Cards/Sheets
These are editable sheets that can be used for any author's Celebration/Publishing Party.
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PreK - 9th
Feedback Stems
These stems allow coaches to practice giving actionable and specific feedback during feedback interactions.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Journal Writing: What Is It & Why Use It?
Do you ever wonder about the purpose of journal writing in your classroom?
I am so excited to share this information & hope it makes you as excited about journals as I am! The file is a compilation of several resources on this topic -- my summary of two great articles (the 2 professional articles are included as well, on the subject of journal writing) and a list of hundreds of journal prompts that you can begin using in your classroom tomorrow!
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Kindergarten Common Core Text Types and Purposes At A Glance
The Kindergarten Common Core Text Types and Purposes At A Glance evolved out of the need to quickly gain a working knowledge of the writing expectations for the Kindergarten Grade Level. Time is precious.....less time searching and more time for teaching! Each text type and purpose is defined and organized in a visually appealing manner created for the teacher that is striving to be highly effective as they implement the Core with their students. More to come in the "At A Glance Series.." Plea
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K, Staff
2023 Weekly & Monthly Planners
Monthly Weekly Planner 20232023 Planner This beautiful planner is printed on the high-quality interior stock. Planner January 2023 through December 2023Product Details:-January 1, 2023 to December 31, 2023-Beautiful premium matte cover-Printed on high quality-Perfectly sized at 8.5 x 11-To Do list-PASSWORDS-IMPORTANT DATESPerfect for any use. You can use for personal, work, to do list, small diary for note of the day and all purposes
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Common Core Mastery Checklist for Language Arts
This includes a student copy for keeping track of student achievement.
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1st
Fable Lesson Plan
Students read a the fable, "Raven and a Swan" and then they analyze the different element of a fable, using a story map. Then, to extend this lesson, students can use the fable story map to create their own fable.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Six Traits Writing Progress Tracker
This was created to keep in the student binders. When students are able to see their own progress, they are able to see the areas that they need to improve. This worked so well for me the first year I created it.
Grades:
2nd - 6th
The Gift of Writing
A poetic segment from The Stress Doc's Resiliency Rap: The Wit and Wisdom of "The Shrink Rapper" ™.
A Stress Doc "poetic essay" on the therapeutic and creative impact of head and heart writing. A great psychological or "Emotional Intelligence" resource for Stress Management along with Loss, Change, and Grief Resiliency classes/workshops; for senior students, staff, teachers, and administrators. Also, valuable in Creative Writing/Performance Arts classes. The verse evokes echoes of Dr. Seuss
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Fable Lesson Plan
Students read a the fable, "Raven and a Swan" and then they analyze the different element of a fable, using a story map. Then, to extend this lesson, students can use the fable story map to create their own fable.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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