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Not grade specific Common Core RI.9-10.1 assessments
Recipe Reading Comprehension | Boom Cards| Life Skills
This set of 32 cookie-themed reading comprehension Boom Cards offers students a chance to engage with a recipe and respond to comprehension questions related to both ingredients and the step-by-step cooking process. These Boom Cards are structured into two levels, catering to varying proficiency levels and ensuring a comprehensive learning experience.
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Critical Response or Review
A live music show is a musical extravaganza on television, such as the once famous Soul Train or American Bandstand or the current The Masked Singer on America's Got Talent; think of a show like the “Corny Collins Show” in the musical Hairspray. First, review the sample article, to GUIDE you --this is a SAMPLE---just for format, posted on the next page. Or, click here. Directions: A new live music show* television/cable program, for teenagers and young adults, has recently been launched. Write
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Test Corrections
Test Corrections handout to utilize. It is a great handout for students to demonstrate their understanding while also connecting relevant evidence to the test question/answer.
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EDITABLE Concentric Circles Discussion for ANY TEXT!
This product is all you'll need to plan, prepare, and host a concentric circles discussion in your classroom!I love this using this discussion method since it's student led and nearly bell-to-pell peer engagement, however it's highly structured and one-on-one, so students who may have social anxiety still feel comfortable participating. Specifically, this product contains:A Do Now for students to complete at the beginning of the discussionA Reflective Exit Ticket for students to complete after t
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INFERENCES IN MANY CONTEXTS
includes unit pretestteaches inferring themeinferring main ideainferring characterizationinferring cultural valuesinferring vocabulary from context cluesinferring analogiesinferring author's claimsinferring moodinferring toneinferring figurative language in poetry
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First Amendment Quizette
Perfect for refresher quiz- half day quiz with built in opportunity for trade and grades.
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Reading Discussion Questions
Reading informational articles is common practice in most ELA classrooms, and this worksheet is a great way for students to break down what they've read.These Reading Discussion Questions were designed to be adaptable to almost any informational text, where students will be analyzing Author's Purpose, Main Ideas, Tone, Audience, Vocabulary, etc. Whether you're looking to formally assess your students' comprehension, something to fill the gap between units, or even plans for a substitute, this is
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Essay Speedgrader
This is by far my favorite and most-used tool now. Give lots of feedback AND do it quickly--simply check the right boxes and watch the feedback automatically compile for you.The hardest part of grading is that we never have enough time to say everything we want to. This solves that issue. With the Speedgrader, I give far more feedback than ever before, AND I grade faster than ever. This takes much of the dread out of grading essays.The Speedgrader features two columns: one with all the pre-writt
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Achieve3000 Summary Activity for ANY Article
Our school uses Achieve3000, and I really see the benefits for all of my students, especially those struggling readers. The following editable activity can be used with ANY article and ANY subject area to scaffold instruction on how to write concise and effective summaries. It also helps students identify the main idea of the text, which is one of the most valuable things they can get from Achieve articles!
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Etre + Questions matching activity
Students match the questions to the appropriate answer. Practice 'être' and question words. Can be played in groups of 2-4. Give prizes for a competition between groups!
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Bowling for Columbine Film Guide ELA
Easy and free printable that asks middle and high school students to recognize and identify Rhetorical Appeals in Film.
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