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Test preparation creative writing guided reading books for Microsoft PowerPoint
How to Write a Play Writing Unit | Create Your Own Reader's Theater!
Teach your students how to write a play from start to finish. The slides include vocabulary, examples, and a step-by-step breakdown of creating characters, a storyboard, script, practice and performance. Students follow along and create their own play with the included worksheets. This bundle also includes narrative and informational reading passages with comprehension questions about the life and work of a playwright. I have also included a How to Write a Play wordsearch for fast finishers! Thi
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2nd - 8th
ELPAC Reading Practice Short Informational
Students gain practice in reading short informational passages (of increasing grade-level) and responding to 3 questions about each passage. Format simulates the ELPAC "Read a Short Informational Passage" section for grades 6 through 8.Reading passages include:• Bamboo (grade level 6) and 3 Questions• Jerboa (grade level 6) and 3 Questions• Three-point seat belt (grade level 6) and 3 Questions• Europa (grade level 7) and 3 Questions• Pizza (grade level 7) and 3 Questions• Mount Rushmore (grade
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6th - 8th
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America: A History of Our Nation [Prentice Hall] Full Course Bundle
America: A History of Our Nation [Prentice Hall] Full Course Bundle U.S. History Teachers - Do you wish you had a more engaging set of presentations and reading guides to use for your course? This product is for you! These resources were created to supplement and align with the Prentice Hall U.S. History textbook, America: A History of Our Nation. The reading guides and powerpoint presentations cover key information from the Colonial Era through the Era of Reconstruction. Additionally, the prese
Grades:
7th - 12th
Power point: The Outsiders novel study
The Outsiders power point by Kathy ApplebeeThis 53 slide presentation contains graphics, questions and short writing assignments for every chapter, unit projects, material on character analysis, conflict, links to free review games and resources. Also in the ZIP folder are 5 .PDF charts in the Power Point that can be used as handouts. The 8 slide preview has examples of resources included.FREEBIE extra: Curtain Call Caper guided reading free printables and graphic organizers.Check out other no
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7th - 11th
Emergent Reader / Mini Book Template - Create Your Own Story!
Can't find the Emergent Reader you need? Create your own! This emergent reader / mini book template is the perfect way to meet your children's needs and interests. Create something unique for them, all while still covering your current lesson or topic.*This resource includes a total of 15 pages.***Three Different Title Pages - including regular book pages numbered 1-12.All colors, text, and clipart are not editable or movable. Please view the preview to get a better idea of what you will be buyi
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Not Grade Specific
If I Built a Car Activity *EDITABLE*
Can be used to deepen comprehension on the book If I Built a Car by Chris Van Dusen! Also a fun activity for Daily 5 or early finishers! Hope you enjoy! I provided a link to the book in the slides!
Grades:
K - 2nd
A LESSON IN IRONY - situational dramatic verbal teach irony guided notes writing
Irony lesson If your students are struggling with identifying, understanding, deciphering, and including irony in their writing, then this is the resource for you. This lesson can be used with any literature or writing activity that has to do with irony. Within this resource you will have access to a slide deck introducing irony, explaining the three different types, and how to spot the difference, as well as a guided notes graphic organizer and high order thinking writing extension activity.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Opinion Writing
In this lesson, students enhance their opinion writing skills by expressing, supporting, and persuading others with their viewpoints. They discover their writing voice through guided activities, research, and creating opinion posters on chosen topics.
Grades:
3rd - 5th
FREE Editable Printable Book Template!
I used to constantly be looking for simple sight words readers on TpT to use with my class, but often couldn't find exactly the theme or vocabulary I wanted. That's when I started making my own!
Once I realized how easy it is to make your own printable books, I make them for every unit we do. I thought I'd share my knowledge by sharing the very simple template I use to make the books. It is a powerpoint with text boxes. Nothing in this presentation is copyrighted, so feel free to change the fon
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PreK - 12th
Heroic Traits, Story Summarizing, and Creative Reimaginings
This product contains a fictional story from Arthurian Legend, which is segmented into four different mini chapters for students to explore. By clicking the embedded buttons on each slide, students will be transported to each chapter of the story. The final slide contains a link with three different mini activities - a 'finish the sentence' summary set, a comparison chart of heroic and non-heroic traits, and a story-based creative writing prompt.
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8th - 9th
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Captain's Dog Journaling Powerpoint
Using the sections Captain's Dog by Roland Smith, students follow these journal entries that are in part prompts for writing and in part summary of the book to keep the details of the sections that they have read (or been read to) fresh in their minds.
Pictures are included to give visual aids.
Grades:
4th - 8th
The Storm Unicorn Story Map
A four slide presentation containing a variety of pictures and symbols to map out the story of Pie Corbett's Storm Unicorn. After familiarising themselves with the text, children should be able to re-read the story using only the story map. It makes for an interesting challenge.
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1st - 10th
Zack, the Rabbit Who Didn't Like Carrots!
This is a true story about a little rabbit in my first grade classroom, who really didn't like carrots! With full color photos, we see Zack depicted in everyday activities that he enjoys. The rhyming prose and predictable text, make this book a great read for the early childhood years. A classroom discussion about food likes and dislikes, could be a productive topic, which could also result in a creative writing prompt.
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PreK - 2nd
Narrative Writing Mini-Lessons Ebook (Common Core)
My new Learning Book concept is a combination of children's book, reading comprehension tool, and narrative writing review, that covers such writing concepts as story conflict, action verbs, characterization and much more from the writing course, "A Zombie Wrote my Narrative Essay." Mr. Butt reads a chapter and then gives Bonefish and your students a Quickie Quiz that covers a concept from narrative writing. Here's what one teacher who beta-tested the learning book concept for me had to say."Th
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4th - 6th
Book Club - Holes
Students fill out this booklet as a novel study. It includes skills such as summarizing, inferencing, providing text evidence, text connections, and more!
I model the booklet at the beginning of the year with a read aloud. Then throughout the rest of the year I split the students into reading groups to go through different novels. Our distrcit does a 6 week grading period, and that's normally enough time for the students to complete their book and booklet just in time!
Students read how th
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1st - 8th
Wonder Novel Slides and Unit Materials: 5th or 6th Grade Literary Project
Looking for easy resources to get your class engaged in the book Wonder by R.J. Palacio. This interactive slide can easily be used for your 5th or 6th students for a literary project. It also can be incorporated as a lesson about self-esteem. Includes an art project to use before the lesson, vocabulary words to build knowledge during the lesson, guided journal prompt, and a group activity.
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Story "Edgar Potato" and Design A Potato Person/Write Their "Profile"/Video
Read to the class “Edgar Potato” ,a personification of a potato by Don Oickle. If you haven’t read it yet , this is a delightful picture book, appropriate for grades k-4. This story tells about Edgar, a Prince Edward Island potato, who is extremely large and considered a “outcast” by the other potatoes due to his size. “Edgar Potato” has sort of an “Ugly Duckling” theme . In this allegory there’s the realization of self-worth, tolerance (or the lack of it) resilience, and the fact that everyone
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2nd - 5th
Fantasy for Struggling Readers and Writers
Fantasy is a favorite unit for our readers and writers for good reason- there is an incredible selection of fantasy series available to youngsters these days. However, our struggling readers have difficulty accessing this genre, as it often contains multiple plotlines, lots of figurative language and difficult to decode text. Although this genre does not come naturally to my students, I wanted them to have an authentic experience alongside their classmates. This unit is the culmination of m
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3rd - 6th
Visit Italy Persuasive Text - Whole Class Reading Session!
This whole class reading session aims to develop children’s reading comprehension skills, whilst simultaneously building their understanding of persuasive writing and the European nation of Italy.The resource pack includes the full text (adapted from an internet information article) and all of the activities for the session, which the class are guided through via a comprehensive PowerPoint presentation. The reading is followed by a series of activities aiming to develop children’s retrieval, exp
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2nd - 7th, Staff
Phantom Tollbooth Book Club
This Book Club booklet contains 12 pages of literary fun! This booklet may go along with ANY book that you decide to use. This particular one is for the Phantom Tollbooth, but may be changed on the PowerPoint slides.
I model the first time when doing a read aloud with my students at the beginning of the year. The rest of the year I have them complete their booklets in their book club groups. My district does every 6 weeks, and I give them every Tuesday and Thursday to meet in their clubs.
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1st - 8th
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Third Grade ELA Module 4: Unit 1: Lesson 1
Third grade ELA Module 1: Unit 1: Lesson 1 is aligned with New York Common Core Learning Standards. These 32 slides are editable and will help you save time to prepare.
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3rd
Reading Choice Activity Board
Use this reading choice board as a way for your students to practice summarizing, retelling and stopping and jotting. 4 Slides - 3 tasks
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2nd - 6th
Academic Writing - English for Academic Purposes
PPT for English for Academic Purposes course* Academic Writing
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
THE CLUMSY DETECTIVE STORYBOOK-Book 1 Tiger on the Loose
This is the first book of a series that I started writing. I will post lessons to go with the book as well. This is about a detective named Maynard Gazelle that can't do anything right. Follow along, as Charlie the Chimp helps Maynard solve crimes. This storybook is full of adventure, humor, and life lessons for the younger children. You will laugh just as much as the children will. Stay tune for more books to the series.
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PreK - 3rd
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