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Middle school Black History Month informational text homework for Microsoft PowerPoint
Paragraph of the Week EDITABLE Templates Add-on Pack
Editable Paragraph of the Week Templates are the perfect add-on to your Original Paragraph of the Week program and the DIGITAL Paragraph of the Week program. Please be sure you have Power Point installed on your computer, as well as Kimberly Geswein's KG Blank Space Font. Using the same format at the original program, this template pack allows you to TYPE IN your own writing prompts while keeping the familiar style that the students are used to. This Add-on pack DOES NOT contain any writing p
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2nd - 6th
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Stress in the Earth's Crust - Compression, Tension and Shearing
This worksheet gives a brief reading selection about the three main stresses in the earth's crust: compression, tension and shearing. The student is then asked to cut out various pictures or words to show understanding of the reading selection and paste into the appropriate location. The categories that are covered are the type of stress, a picture of each stress, direction of the movement, density changes and volume changes.
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5th - 8th
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Cut Nonfiction Readings by Bob Greene: Focus on Theme
Cut Nonfiction Readings by Bob Greene: Focus on ThemeThis is a weeklong lesson on “Cut,” a set of five nonfiction readings (interviews) by Bob Greene, focused on comparing themes. Each interview focuses on the experience of being cut from a sports team.Included:*PowerPoint introducing and reviewing theme *Theme practice with “The Queen Bee” by the Brothers Grimm*Reading guide*Extension activities*Structured writing prompt*Constructed response prompt and form*Vocabulary homework, PowerPoint of wa
Grades:
7th - 12th
Name Readings by Sandra Cisneros, Immaculeta Uzoma Achilike: Focus on Theme
Name Readings by Sandra Cisneros, Immaculeta Uzoma Achilike: Focus on ThemeThis is a weeklong lesson focused on comparing theme in two readings: “My Name” by Sandra Cisneros, an excerpt from The House on Mango Street (short story/fiction), and “Why Couldn’t I Have Been Named Ashley?” by Immaculeta Uzoma Achilike (personal narrative/nonfiction). Included:*PowerPoint introducing and reviewing theme *Theme practice with “The Queen Bee” by the Brothers Grimm*Reading guides for both texts*Extension
Grades:
7th - 12th
Black History Month Biographies Mega Bundle - Athletes and Stem Innovators
How much do your middle schoolers actually know about Black History? Black History Month activities are a great way to begin introducing students to influential African Americans. Discover with your students inspiring athletes and influential STEM innovators! People of Color have made incredible contributions to the sporting world and to the scientific community! Help your students broaden their understanding of Black History by going beyond the handful of traditionally studied figures and disco
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6th - 8th
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Comparing North Vs South Pre Civil War Bundle
In this bundle you receive-a power point chapter of notes comparing the North and the South pre Civil War (Click into the individual sale option for further details) -an assignment for students to dig deeper into the division drawn into everyday life in the North and South. -an assignment for students to compare basic life facts for African Americans between the North and the SouthThese assignments works with several methods of learning including-think critically-reading comprehension skills-ide
Grades:
8th - 11th
Text Structure Lesson & Questions NO PREP!
This product introduces each text structure and provides keywords and examples. The presentation also includes a check for students to determine the text structure after the lesson. You can use this as an introduction lesson or print it for homework!
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Christian Education, 12 Apostles/Disciples, Reading Comprehension grades 3-5
Introducing Reading Comprehension passages for third through fifth grade – a captivating series of articles that delve into the lives, journeys, and contributions of the Twelve Apostles who played pivotal roles in the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Essential for Christian education this collection is designed to provide readers with insightful narratives, exploring the backgrounds, challenges, and unique qualities of each disciple. Uncover the rich tapestry of the apostolic community throug
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3rd - 6th
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Women's History Month, Reading Comprehension, grades 3-5
National Women's History Month Reading Comprehension Passages – a dynamic and inclusive resource to celebrate and explore the incredible achievements of influential women throughout history. This Teacher Pay Teacher bundle is carefully curated with engaging reading comprehension passages featuring notable figures such as Madam CJ Walker, Lucille Ball, Ruby Bridges, Oprah Winfrey, General Lori Robinson, Florence Nightingale, Dolly Parton, Maya Angelou, Jacqueline Cochran, and Marie Curie.Included
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3rd - 6th
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Grades 3-5 Reading Comprehension, Asian American Heritage Month Passages
Reading Comprehension Passages for Grades 3-5. Asian American Heritage Month.Explore the rich tapestry of Asian American contributions with our curated set of Reading Comprehension Passages. Perfect for educators on Teachers Pay Teachers, this collection delves into the lives and achievements of prominent figures who have left an indelible mark on history. Let your students discover the stories behind these remarkable individuals and the diverse roles they played in shaping our world.Yuri Kochiy
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3rd - 6th
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New Testament Women, Reading Comprehension 3-5, Biblical and Christian studies
"Women of the New Testament Reading Compreension Passages" – for grades 3-5; a captivating resource that delves into the remarkable stories of influential women from the New Testament. This collection is designed to engage readers and foster a deep understanding of biblical narratives, making it an ideal addition to any curriculum or personal study.Product Overview: Embark on a transformative journey through the lives of extraordinary women with "Women of the New Testament Passages." This comp
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3rd - 6th
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Founding of the NAACP | Jim Crow Lesson Plan | Thurgood Marshall
In this lesson students learn about the founding of the NAACP and how it fought against Jim Crow laws is the south. Students will learn about people such as Ida B. Wells, W.E.B. Dubois, Charles Houston, and Thurgood Marshall. First students watch introductory videos on the founding of the NAACP. Then students take notes on the different court cases that lead to Jim Crow's fall. What's Included?2 Page PDF Worksheet10 PDF Powerpoint SlidesEverything needed to teach the lesson belowLesson Outline:
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Grades:
8th - 11th
Slavery Unit Bundle
This bundle was created to help you build your entire Slavery Unit for US or World History. Each product was specifically created to compliment the others!This bundle includes the following:History of Slavery: Colonial Mindset, Modern Day Slavery, and Where do we go from here? LESSONThe Atlantic Slave Trade Introduction - Video Guide and Answer Key DIGITAL VERSIONExploration and Colonization: the 3 G's of Motivation (God, Gold, and Glory) LESSONEvery lesson has a hyperlinked table of contents fo
Grades:
6th - 12th
3-5 grade reading comprehension American Women's Heritage Month passages
Reading comprehension passages for third through fifth grade students. Get ready for standardized testing while celebrating Women's Heritage Month in your classroom with this comprehensive and engaging set of reading comprehension passages featuring influential women throughout history. Each passage is carefully crafted for fifth-grade reading levels, making them perfect for your students to explore the inspiring stories of prominent women who have made significant contributions to society.Incl
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3rd - 6th
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Editable Class Syllabus template : Info graphics template, class information
This listing is for a syllabus that is 100% editable once you download it! It comes with colored and Black and white. You only need to change the information that you want. You can also change the color, fonts and size.You only need to have PowerPoint on your computer to edit it and there you go! you can now customize it and save it and use it for the next time.If you have any question, please feel free to contact me and I am willing to help you.Thank you and ENJOY!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Comparing Redlining Map with Racial Dot Map Activity
Students will compare redlining maps from the early 20th century to racial dot maps today. They will also use racial justice income maps to draw comparisons.Works great in combination with this lesson. The linked lesson includes multiple activities and 4 full lessons on redlining. This provides enough direct instruction for multiple days.-----These free notes can be used by a teacher to learn more about redlining or offered to students as a handout. You may even leave some blanks and turn it int
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: Redlining in the United States Bundle
Civil Rights Movement | Selma March | Freedom Summer | Voting Rights
In this lesson students learn about the transition of the civil rights movement. After much progress was made to fight segregation, the new fight was for equal voting rights. Students will learn about the activists who went to Mississippi in the summer of 1964, known as freedom summer to learn about how they helped expand voting rights. Moreover, students will learn about the famous Selma March and its direct impact on the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Check out the predecessor to this lesson below
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Grades:
8th - 11th
Also included in: Jim Crow Era & Civil Rights Movement (Quick) Full Unit Lessons
PARAGRAPH WRITING TUTORIAL
IN THIS LESSON:PART 1: GETTING READY TO WRITEIdentifying the structure of a paragraphGenerating ideas for writingWriting a topic sentenceChoosing supporting pointsMaking an outline PART 2: THE SENTENCE STRUCTURESimple sentenceCompound sentenceComplex sentenceLong, rambling sentencesPART 3: ENGLISH GRAMAR AND PUNCTUATIONThis lesson aims to provide you with a brief, simplified outline of the basic rules of English grammar and punctuation that you can use when undertaking academic writing.Part 4: T
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3rd - 9th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ELL Guided Reading Non-Fiction - What is Beauty?
This resource is part of a series of ELL lessons using the National Geographic Reading Explorer books (level 3). In this lesson ELL students will read the article What is Beauty? from The National Geographic Reading Explorer Level 3 book. Students will then discuss the content of the article, complete a fill-in-the-blank vocabulary activity, analyze media sources, and think critically about the notion of beauty being objective or subjective. This lesson includes 3 differentiated homework options
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4th - 8th
ELL Guided Reading Non-Fiction - The World of Soccer
This resource is part of a series of ELL lessons using the National Geographic Reading Explorer books (level 3). In this lesson, ELL students will read the article The World of Soccer from The National Geographic Reading Explorer Level 3 book. Students will then discuss the content of the article, be introduced to new vocabulary (including passion, participate, and defeat), and analyze media sources to answer higher-order thinking questions. Students will have the opportunity to use the article
Grades:
4th - 8th
ELL Guided Reading Non-Fiction - Skin, The Body's Canvas
This resource is part of a series of ELL lessons using the National Geographic Reading Explorer books (level 3). In this lesson, ELL students will read the article Skin: The Body's Canvas from The National Geographic Reading Explorer Level 3 book. Students will engage in a critical discussion about the article, examine the persuasive writing technique, and be introduced to new vocabulary (including controversial, rite of passage, identity, and maturity). In this guided release lesson, students w
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4th - 8th
ELL Guided Reading Non-Fiction - The DNA Trail
This resource is part of a series of ELL lessons using the National Geographic Reading Explorer books (level 4). In this lesson ELL students will read the article The DNA Trail from The National Geographic Reading Explorer Level 4 book. Students will then discuss the content of the article, be introduced to new vocabulary (including migration, ancestors, and DNA Technology), think critically about the migration of the human species, and analyze key quotes from the article for a deeper meaning. T
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6th - 9th
ELL Guiding Reading Non-Fiction - Design By Nature Biomimetics
This resource is part of a series of ELL lessons using the National Geographic Reading Explorer books (level 4). In this lesson ELL students will read the article Design by Nature: Biomimetics from The National Geographic Reading Explorer Level 4 book. Students will then discuss the content of the article, consider the importance of human invention and nature, and analyze the writing techniques used to craft an engaging and thought provoking article. This lesson includes 2 differentiated homewor
Grades:
5th - 9th
Descriptive Writing Powerpoint New Price
This descriptive writing powerpoint uses a highly visual approach to learning descriptive writing techniques.Both entertaining and informative students can work cooperatively in small groups or pairs to complete activities and improve their descriptive writing abilities.
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5th - 8th
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