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St. Patrick's Day graphing Common Core W.7.1e resources
Writing About Graphs: Instructions and Worksheets (4 variations)
Are your students struggling to analyze graphs? Need to teach analytical writing but don't have a ton of time?This resource contains a set of instructions for writing about graphs and 4 different graph worksheets that break down the writing process.No prep, easy differentiation. Can be used in math, science, or ELA classes.
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Graphing BUNDLE
St. Patrick's Day Writing Unit - 4 Essay Activities, Graphic Organizers, Quizzes
Introducing essay writing for St Patrick's Day has never been easier! This writing unit with 4 complete essay prompt lessons (argumentative, expository, narrative, and persuasive) guides students through a step-by-step process of writing a 5-paragraph (or more/less) essay. The unit includes: argumentative writing graphic organizer, expository writing graphic organizer, narrative writing graphic organizer, persuasive writing graphic organizer, argumentative rubric, expository rubric, narrative
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6th - 8th
Measuring the Ooze of Zombie Blood
This high interest activity for grades 5-9 will grasp their attention and allow students to apply the concepts of a controlled experiment following the scientific method.
Students will time different simulated blood viscosities. Don't worry, there is no fake blood to buy just water, corn syrup and food coloring.
Within this lab there is a strong math connection to data analysis skills such as mean, median, mode or range as well as line graphs. Therefore this activity is great for science t
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5th - 8th
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St. Patricks Day Essay Prompts - State Test Prep- Jigsaw
One passage about St. Patrick's Day with an Opinion, Narrative and Informational Prompt. This is great test prep for upcoming state testing. Students will be required to read an article and respond to randomly generated prompt type. Having them review the different essay types with fun passages helps increase retention! This product also works great with a Jigsaw Method! I have used one article for over a week in my writing block!
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4th - 8th
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Argumentative Writing Prompt – Diseases in the Mid-1900s
This is a lesson that combines the basics of argumentative writing (claim-evidence-reasoning) as well as germ theory and the proliferation of vaccines in the 1950s.This lesson is all-encompassing; meaning the student should be able to complete the lesson without referring to outside resources. This could easily be modified to include a more robust research lesson on the spread of disease in America in the 1900s and the increased use of vaccines at the same time.I use this as a digital break for
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