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Figurative Language Reference Sheet - FREE
Figurative Language / Poetry Terms - Definitions and examples of poetry terms / figures of speech - alliteration, hyperbole, onomatopoeia, simile, metaphor & personification. There is space for students create their own examples. I like to give this to students as a fun review, or as a reference sheet in their notebooks.Also includes a blank organizer so that students can add additional terms.**PART OF MY POETRY PACK - Poetry Package - Activities to Engage and Involve StudentsCheck out som
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Poetry Activities Writing, Analysis and Review Poetry Unit
{Are You a Text Talker?} Using the Language of Textual Evidence: ELA CCSS 1
This freebie is a quick cheat-sheet for students to remind themselves of the text-based language called for by students in the Common Core for ELA, in particular, during and while participating in teacher-directed close readings of text. These sentence starters give students a head start on how to begin their thinking and use text-based language when orally citing evidence from the text.
This product is one sheet with the option of several different backgrounds. Print full sheets or select "m
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K - 12th, Higher Education
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Cursive Alphabet Traceable Practice
Do your students need practice writing cursive letters, or need to know how to piece the letters together to sign their name? Download this easy traceable worksheet with 5 capital and 5 lowercase letters each, A-Z. It helped my kids a lot and I know it will do the same for yours!
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1st - 8th
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Transition Words Poster
Do your students sometimes struggle with transition words and phrases? This poster is a useful tool that will help them link their ideas with words, phrases and clauses. Hang it in your classroom so your students can refer to it during their writing.
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K - 5th
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Free Valentine's Day Cards
Easy to make Valentine's Day cards to give to your students. Perfect to have on hand for those students who forget theirs at home or who don't have any for whatever reason. 8 beautifully designed Valentine's Day cards to use in the classroom. There are 4 of the same card on one page to make it easier if you only want to use one design. Just print and cut!Add an engaging Valentine's Day Bingo game to your class celebrations!Find Valentine's Day Fraction Centers Here!Check out these fantastic Vale
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PreK - 12th
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FREE Word Play Game, Team Building Activity, Worksheet for Sponge Time
Know that awkward moment when you’ve finish a lecture early, all questions have been answered, and there’s still – yikes! – 10 minutes left in the period? Or do you have one of those classes that seems to finish everything about 15 minutes earlier than all of your other sections? The solution is to keep ‘em busy until the end of the hour with fun and meaningful activities. This handy “Just Give the Word” print-and-teach worksheet was built to help fill all available class time. The handout can b
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7th - 10th
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Spring Break Writing Prompts {FREE}
FREE Spring Break Writing Prompts for BEFORE and AFTER spring break! Each prompt page includes a space for a picture and several lines for a written response. There is also a cover page included for your students to create a spring break journal of their own! Prompts include:*Over spring break, I hope to...*Over spring break, I will...*Over spring break, I...*Over spring break, I wish I could...*Over spring break, I wish I could've...*Spring break was great because...*Over spring break, I went
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K - 3rd
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Also included in: Writing Prompts: Unique, Seasonal BUNDLE
American Sign Language Alphabet
This is a handout I give my students when we are learning about Helen Keller. It is the American Sign Language Alphabet. My students enjoy learning the alphabet in sign. I have them spell with partners. One of their favorite activities is to spell a spelling word to their partner and have them figure out what word they are signing.
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K - 12th
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4th Grade-Nonfiction- Informational Extended Constructed Response Samples! STAAR
Use this FREE resource to teach your students how to write an ECR, extended constructed response! Use the model color-coded exemplar essay to analyze and show students at the beginning of a nonfiction unit. The prompt is: Explain how the information in this article is organized and how this helps the reader to better understand how ice cream has changed over time. This looks at the text structure, which is chronological/time order. There are several suggestions included depending on if your stud
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4th
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Also included in: 4th Grade ECR Genre BUNDLE! Extended Constructed Response Samples! STAAR
Cursive Handwriting Key
A great resource for students to follow with both upper and lower case letters in cursive. Can also be placed in a sheet protector and used with dry erase markers for extra writing practice or a classroom center.
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2nd - 5th
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FREE Figurative Language in MARVEL movies
Students practice identifying figurative language using MARVEL’s superhero movies. This is a high engagement and fun activity to round-out any figurative language unit! Can be used stand-alone (free) or as part of my Figurative Language Bundle. Now optimised for both Digital (Google Slides or PowerPoint) and Print delivery.Happy teaching :)
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Figurative Language in Pop Culture Full Unit (Digital & Print)
FREE “Word ADDiction” Worksheet, Word Play Game, Team Builder, Fun Stuff
Know that awkward moment when you’ve finish a lecture early, all questions have been answered, and there’s still – yikes! – 10 minutes left in the period? Or do you have one of those classes that seems to finish everything about 15 minutes earlier than all of your other sections?The solution is to keep ‘em busy until the end of the hour with fun and meaningful activities. This handy “Word ADDiction” print-and-teach worksheet was built to help fill all available class time. The handout can be use
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7th - 10th
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Christmas Homophones and Multiple Meanings: FREEBIE
In this free file, you will find:
-30 cards for homophones. Your student(s) will have to choose the correct homophone after reading the sentences.
- 30 cards for multiple meaning words. Your student(s) will have to use context clues to identify the meaning from the multiple meaning words.
There is also a bonus carryover worksheet where your student(s) can write their own sentences given a word.
All cards can be printed with BLACK ink. If you would like to add color, print on colored cardsto
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2nd - 7th
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100 Prefixes Google Slides Fill-in-the-Blanks Activities, PDF + More ✩FREE✩
Introduce, practice, and test a wide variety of prefixes with the use of Google Slides quizzes and a whole bunch of printables! The following prefixes are part of this resource: over-, pre-, re-, un- (Set 1), co-, fore-, mis-, tri- (Set 2), dis-, non-, sub-, trans- (Set 3), anti-, in-, inter-, semi- (Set 4), auto-, il-, micro-, and mono- (Set 5). Like what you see? Get the FULL version HERE!For the entirety of this set, little to no prep is needed to get started. The following components are
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1st - 8th
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Fun-Tastic Sight Words: Printable Activity Sheets (Pre-Primer Version)
FREE for my wonderful followers! If you love this product, please follow my store and my FACEBOOK page. :) :) :) Add some fun to your sight-word work! This set includes Dolch's Pre-Primer List (excluding words I and a). The activities on each sheet are: Word SearchColor-by-WordRead & Circle (Read sight-word sentence and circle the focus word) Spin-a-Word Sort-a-WordWrite-a-WordBox-a-Word & Color I take deep pride in the creation of my products. I am sincerely invested in your success wit
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PreK - 1st
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Writing Folder Resources
I believe that students all students are capable of writing, and they often need support. I have created this resource folder to help my students gain some independence in writing. My resources change year to year, but these are the basics I give students each year! I use these with all my 1st and 2nd graders and sometimes with my 3rd-grade students who need extra support. Since I find these so helpful I wanted to share them with you :) This FREE resource has multiple writing resources for stude
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K - 3rd
Handwriting Practice Worksheet
This super-cute worksheet will make kids want to practice their handwriting! Includes 5 words for kids to trace & then write on their own, with coordinating clip art images for kids to color too! (Words include: dog, bird, sun, shoe, cat).Download is a black & white PDF file.Created using our DJ Handwriting font and cute clip art available on our website!Designs © Dianne J Hook - DJ InkersPlease NOTE: DJ Inker's products are for personal & educational use only. You must have a co
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PreK - 1st
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End of Year Reflection Activity - Middle & High School
This activity is a great way for your students to reflect on their growth and see themselves from someone else's perspective.
Works great as an end of year reflection activity but could also work any time during the school year.
Other Resources
Literary Terms Task Cards {Set 1 of 4}
Literary Terms Task Cards {Set 2 of 4}
Literary Terms Task Cards {Set 3 of 4}
Literary Terms Task Cards {Set 4 of 4}
These task cards are great prep for:
Literary Terms & Devices Test 1
Literary Terms
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6th - 12th
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OPINION WRITING Five Paragraph Essay Scaffolded Template Lucy Calkins Compatible
The idea of paragraph writing can be abstract and confusing to young writers; let alone tackling the infamous Five Paragraph Essay format students will need later for high school and college essays! While some teachers use "Oreo," or "Hamburger" models to help students visualize their writing, I found that those just don't effectively (or correctly) teach students to write a true five paragraph essay.
This template is the perfect way to scaffold your students' writing during their Lucy Calkins
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2nd - 5th
Maternity Leave: Letter to Parents and Guardians
Create a smooth transition in your future classroom by sending out a letter to all the parents. Having a new teacher come in, mid-year, can be hard for students AND parents.Use this letter to ensure the parents that you are qualified and excited about being in the classroom with their children!Editable Copy
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PreK - 12th
FREE Podcast Listening Guide: Sketch Notes for Secondary ELA
This podcast listening guide provides students with a means of analyzing and organizing information as they listen to podcast episodes. It also includes a written reflection component in which students reflect back upon the topic covered in a podcast episode as well as a sketch / doodle notes page for students to visualize the information presented in the podcast.This listening guide is one of MANY freebies available from Bespoke ELA. You can find an entire library of freebies available to you
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6th - 12th
Fill in the blank (-dge and -ge)
Use this activity to teach students words with the ending /j/ sounds by reading each sentence and filling in the blank with the correct -dge or -ge word. This activity can be used as independent work or any size group. You can also make it an activity or short assessment.
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1st - 3rd
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85 Fun, Simple Ways to Help Your Child Learn to Read - A Parent Resource
This is a parent resource for grades PreK-3. The flyer highlights 85 things parents can do to help their children learn to read, and to learn to love reading. The emphasis is on how parents can read with their children effectively, model skills of good readers, create a home environment that encourages learning, and help their children build the life of a reader. Ideas are organized into 8 different categories for ease of reading.
This is a perfect handout to have for parents on Back-to-School
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PreK - 3rd
Word Work Cheat Sheet Upper Elementary
Word Work Mini-Lesson Reference for Guided ReadingThe question I have been asked the most over the years by other teachers is, "How do you find the time to differentiate Word Work for your students and still teach everything else?" Short answer - I use the time I am already meeting with them in Guided Reading groups. Struggling Readers in grades 3-5 typically have gaps in their decoding skills - here's your cheat sheet to strengthen these essential skills! Instead of charging for this resourc
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3rd - 6th
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