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English language arts scaffolded note videos
Plot Diagram DIGITAL Guided Notes - Video, Practice Activity, Quiz
Your middle school students will learn the 5 elements of a plot diagram with these digital guided notes, embedded video, interactive practice activities, and even a quiz! It's a full lesson from start to finish!The video and notes go over:★ Definition of plot★ Exposition★ Characters★ Setting★ Conflict - internal and external★ Rising Action★ Climax★ Falling Action★ ResolutionWhat's included:★ Student Lesson with video embedded into the slide.★ Fill in the blank digital notes that match the video
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Reading and Writing Curriculum for Middle School - Printable and Digital
SENTENCE STRUCTURE Grammar Bundle: Video Lessons, Guided Notes, Worksheets
Looking for a no-prep resource (or set of emergency sub plans for 5th or 6th grade) to help introduce or review sentence structure at the upper elementary level? This sentence structure resource bundle in my grammar video lessons comes with 9 instructional videos that can be used for instruction, review, or both; teaching slides (the same ones I use in the videos), guided notes for students to complete as they watch the videos, and worksheets (and answer keys) for additional practice! ❗❗❗This is
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5th - 6th
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Argumentative Essay Writing - Argument Essay - Digital Unit for Middle School
Use this low-prep, digital resource to teach text-based argumentative essay writing to your middle school students. Get TEN days of step-by-step VIDEO lessons, guided notes, texts, quizzes, organizers, and more! Objective: Students will develop a well-organized, logical piece of text-based argumentative writing with proper citation. This resource is focused on students learning how to structure and organize an argumentative essay. This unit is fully-digital through the use of Google Slides
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6th - 8th
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NOUNS Grammar Bundle: Video Lessons, Teaching Slides, Guided Notes, + Worksheets
Looking for a no-prep resource to help introduce or review nouns at the upper elementary level? This nouns resource bundle in my grammar video lessons comes with 7 instructional videos that can be used for instruction, review, or both; teaching slides (the same ones I use in the videos), guided notes for students to complete as they watch the videos, and worksheets (and answer keys) for additional practice! During hybrid learning, I created a series of videos that I would upload to Google Classr
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4th - 6th
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Randy Pausch's "Last Lecture" & ALS WebQuest (Intro to Tuesdays With Morrie)
To introduce students to Tuesdays With Morrie, here is a great resource!This resource includes: Notes on the "Last Lecture" given by Randy Pausch, who was battling pancreatic cancer. "The Last Lecture" recap clip, which can be found on YouTube (click here), shares a synopsis of Pausch's lecture on topics of life and death, death, dying, cancer, faith, family, mentors, and love. [The full version of the lecture can be found here to supplement/extend learning]ALS Web Quest to help students dive in
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9th - 12th
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Correcting Run On Sentences Grammar Video Lesson and Practice
Check one more item off your ELA “to-do” list with this no-prep correcting run-on sentences grammar video lesson! These grammar video lessons can be easily implemented in your 5th or 6th grade classroom and are the perfect sub plans if you find yourself in a bind!This lesson, focused on correcting run-on sentences, defines run-on sentences, includes many examples, and teaches students how to correct run-on sentences in three different ways. It comes with a 5-minute video lesson that can be used
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5th - 6th
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Informative AND Argumentative Essay Writing Units - Digital for Middle School
Make teaching informative and argumentative essay writing easier using these NO PREP, DIGITAL lessons with FOUR weeks of step-by-step VIDEO lessons, texts, notes, organizers, and more!Objective: At the end of 4 weeks, middle school students will have written and edited one 5-paragraph informative essay AND one 5-paragraph argumentative essay.This unit is fully digital through the use of Google Slides and is perfect for at-home learning, blended learning, or in a remote teaching situation.What's
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6th - 8th
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Informative Essay DIGITAL Unit Course - Videos, Notes, Quizzes, Organizers
If you are teaching middle school students how to write informative essays and are short on time, try these easy-to-use, NO PREP, DIGITAL lessons with TEN days of step-by-step VIDEO lessons, guided notes, texts, organizers and more!Objective: Students will develop a well-organized, logical piece of text-based informative writing with proper citation.Click here to save 20% when you purchase this DIGITAL version along with the PRINTABLE version!This unit is fully digital through the use of Google
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6th - 8th
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Special & Irregular Plural Nouns Grammar Video Lessons and Worksheets, 5th Grade
Looking for a no-prep resource to help introduce or review special and irregular plural nouns at the upper elementary level? This special and irregular plural nouns resource in my set of grammar video lessons comes with a 5-minute video that can be used for instruction, review, or both; teaching slides (the same ones I use in the video), guided notes for students to complete as they watch the video, and a worksheet (and answer key) for additional practice! During hybrid learning, I created a ser
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4th - 6th
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Plot Diagram Notes with Matching Video and TWO Practice Activities Printable
Your middle school students will review plot diagram with this handy video and matching printable notes plus TWO interactive practice activities!This video covers:★ Definition of plot★ Exposition★ Characters★ Setting★ Conflict - internal and external★ Rising Action★ Climax★ Falling Action★ ResolutionWhat's included:⭐ Video (mp4 file)⭐ Fill in the blank NotesThe included notes match the video and come with 3 choices:- 3 copies on the same page so you can save the most paper!- 2 copies o
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Reading and Writing Curriculum for Middle School - Printable and Digital
Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases Grammar Video and Worksheet, 5-6th Grades
Check one more item off your ELA “to-do” list with this no-prep prepositions and prepositional phrases grammar video lesson and worksheet! These grammar video lessons can be easily implemented in your 5th or 6th grade classroom and are the perfect emergency sub plans if you find yourself in a bind!This lesson focuses on reviewing prepositions, and objects of prepositions, and then introduces prepositional phrases. It comes with a 7-minute video lesson that can be used in a variety of ways for in
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5th - 6th
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Prepositions Grammar Video & Worksheet; Emergency Sub Plans 5th, 6th Grade
Check one more item off your ELA “to-do” list with this no-prep prepositions grammar video lesson and worksheet! These grammar video lessons can be easily implemented in your 5th or 6th grade classroom and are the perfect sub plans if you find yourself in a bind!This lesson focuses on introducing prepositions, and objects of prepositions. It comes with an 8-minute video lesson that can be used in a variety of ways for instruction, review, or both; teaching slides for your use, guided notes for s
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5th - 6th
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Complex Sentences Grammar Video Lesson, Guided Notes, and Worksheets
Check one more item off your ELA “to-do” list with this no-prep complex sentences grammar video lesson and worksheets! These grammar video lessons can be easily implemented in your 5th or 6th grade classroom and are the perfect sub plans if you find yourself in a bind!This lesson focuses on briefly reviewing independent and dependent clauses and subordinating conjunctions before diving into what complex sentences are and how they connect. It comes with n 8-minute video lesson that can be used in
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5th - 6th
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Subordinating Conjunctions, Independent and Dependent Clauses Grammar Video
Check one more item off your ELA “to-do” list with this no-prep simple subordinating conjunctions, independent and dependent clauses grammar video lesson and worksheet! These grammar video lessons can be easily implemented in your 5th or 6th grade classroom and are the perfect sub plans if you find yourself in a bind!This lesson, focused on subordinating conjunctions, independent clauses, and dependent clauses, defines independent clauses, dependent clauses, subordinating conjunctions, and provi
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5th - 6th
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Simple and Compound Sentences Grammar Video Lesson, Guided Notes, and Worksheets
Check one more item off your ELA “to-do” list with this no-prep simple and compound sentences grammar video lesson and worksheets! These grammar video lessons can be easily implemented in your 5th or 6th grade classroom and are the perfect sub plans if you find yourself in a bind!This lesson, focused on simple and compound sentences, defines simple and compound sentences, and provides examples and practice. It comes with a 6-minute video lesson that can be used in a variety of ways for instructi
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5th - 6th
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Four Types of Sentences Grammar Video Lesson, Teaching Slides, and Worksheets
Check one more item off your ELA “to-do” list with this no-prep four types of sentences grammar video lesson and worksheets! These grammar video lessons can be easily implemented in your 5th or 6th grade classroom and are the perfect sub plans if you find yourself in a bind!This lesson, focused on the four types of sentences, defines each of the four types of sentences and provides examples and practice. It comes with a 7-minute video lesson that can be used in a variety of ways for instruction,
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5th - 6th
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Complete Sentences or Fragment Grammar Video Lesson, Guided Notes, and Worksheet
Check one more item off your ELA “to-do” list with this no-prep complete sentences or fragment grammar video lesson! These grammar video lessons can be easily implemented in your 5th or 6th grade classroom and are the perfect sub plans if you find yourself in a bind!This lesson, focused on complete sentences and fragments, defines what complete sentences and fragments are, includes many examples, and teaches students how to correct fragments to make them complete sentences by adding a subject or
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5th - 6th
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Simple, Complete, Compound Predicate of a Sentence Grammar Video & Practice
Check one more item off your ELA “to-do” list with this no-prep complete, simple, and compound predicate of a sentence grammar video lesson! These grammar video lessons can be easily implemented in your 5th or 6th grade classroom and are the perfect sub plans if you find yourself in a bind!This lesson, focused on the predicate of a sentence, defines what a predicate is and focuses on identifying complete, simple, and compound predicates in sentences through visual examples. It comes with a 6.5-m
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5th - 6th
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Simple, Complete, Compound Subject of a Sentence Grammar Video Lesson & Practice
Check one more item off your ELA “to-do” list with this no-prep complete, simple, and compound subject of a sentence grammar video lesson! These grammar video lessons can be easily implemented in your 5th or 6th grade classroom and are the perfect sub plans if you find yourself in a bind!This lesson, focused on the subject of a sentence, defines what a subject is and focuses on identifying complete, simple, and compound subjects in sentences through visual examples. It comes with a 6.5-minute vi
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5th - 6th
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Singular and Plural Possessive Nouns Grammar Video Lessons and Worksheets
Looking for a no-prep resource to help introduce or review singular and plural possessive nouns at the upper elementary level? This singular and plural possessive nouns resource in my set of grammar video lessons comes with two 2-minute videos that can be used for instruction, review, or both; teaching slides (the same ones I use in the video), guided notes for students to complete as they watch the video, and a worksheet (and answer key) for additional practice! During hybrid learning, I create
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4th - 6th
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Common and Proper Nouns Grammar Video and Worksheet, Sub Plans 5th, 6th Grade
Looking for a no-prep resource to help introduce or review common and proper nouns at the upper elementary level? This common and proper nouns resource in my set of grammar video lessons comes with a 9-minute video that can be used for instruction, review, or both; teaching slides (the same ones I use in the video), guided notes for students to complete as they watch the video, and a worksheet (and answer key) for additional practice! During hybrid learning, I created a series of videos that I w
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4th - 6th
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Text Structures Lesson with Video and Notes
Here is a full Middle School lesson on what text structures are and how to identify them with a poster, activities, a video, and interactive guided notes I call Pixanotes®!Pixanotes® are structured picture notes. I think of them as a blend of traditional two-column notes and interactive notebooks so you can reach all learners! In addition to the video, you will receive the following in the 19-page supporting document:★ Lesson Plan★ Entrance/Exit tickets★ Pixanotes® in 4 varieties:1. With fully
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5th - 8th
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ASL- The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian
Hello Middle School Teachers! I got tired of searching the internet to find ASL resources for my Deaf/Hard of Hearing Middle school students. So, I gave up... and instead made them myself! This Google slide show has ASL videos of the chapter summaries for your student to preview before reading the chapter in class. Additionally, each slide has three-four key vocabulary definitions, pictures, and ASL videos for words that will be seen in that chapter. Note: please note that this slide is missing
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6th - 8th
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Abbreviations Grammar Video and Worksheet, Emergency Sub Plans 5th, 6th Grade
Looking for a no-prep resource to help introduce or review abbreviations at the upper elementary level? This abbreviations resource in my set of grammar video lessons comes with a 7-minute video that can be used for instruction, review, or both; teaching slides (the same ones I use in the video), guided notes for students to complete as they watch the video, and a worksheet (and answer key) for additional practice! During hybrid learning, I created a series of videos that I would upload to Googl
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4th - 6th
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