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7th grade The New Year close reading interactive whiteboards
Annotating Text Fiction and Nonfiction
This is a great resource to use for annotating text during close reading. The product includes a PowerPoint presentation, that can be displayed during class, showing what elements of the text students should annotate, and how they should be annotated. This annotation guide includes:An explanation of annotating textA guide for Fiction annotation ideas/marksA guide for Nonfiction annotation ideas/marks*Editable* slides so that you can choose from our menu of annotation ideas, or add your ownFictio
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4th - 7th
BHH Reading Response Graphic Organizer (Book, Head, Heart Reading)
Book, Head, Heart is a reading framework described in the book “Disrupting Thinking” by Kylene Beers and Robert E. Probst. This framework encourages students to engage with the text in a more meaningful and responsive way. This is a Digital and Printable resource for you to use in all types of classroom settings. ***I have also created a Media, Head, Heart graphic organizer which you can use when students are responding to different types of media such as YouTube Videos or Virtual Presentations.
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1st - 12th
Middle School ELA Standards Based Interactive Vocabulary YEAR LONG Bundle RI RL
Want to implement a standards-based or mastery-based approach to your 6th, 7th, or 8th grade ELA classroom this year? This set of 16 standards-based interactive vocabulary lessons are the first step to developing a procedure for teaching students to master informational and literature standards.This no-prep bundle includes Google slides interactive lessons, for middle school students to practice standard-aligned academic vocabulary on RI (informational text) and RL (literature) standards through
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6th - 8th
Argument, Claim, & Evidence Practice - Is Binge Watching TV Harmful or Harmless?
This presentation can be used as a pdf or Google Slides Presentation with Peardeck Add-On. This is great quick practice for 7th-8th grade students struggling with creating argument claims or writing argumentative paragraphs. The Peardeck Add-on makes this digitally interactive for your students. Simply find the Peardeck add-on in Tools and present using the Present button. Have students enter the code given into joinpd.com. This presentation works similar to Nearpod. There are two Youtube videos
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7th - 8th
Cloze Reading & Comprehension: Google Classroom™ Slides Distance Learning
Give your students TONS of Cloze Reading practice with these interactive Google Slides! These engaging lessons are designed to improve the reading comprehension, vocabulary, and spelling skills of students of most ages and abilities. Each colorful slide includes an appealing short story. Students fill in the blanks with words from the word box at the top of each slide. This activity ensures students slow down and really focus on choosing the "correct" word. Students then re-read each story to
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2nd - 8th
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Rhetorical Appeals and Devices Jeopardy Game
This is a full game that is interactive for playing Jeopardy in class around the topic, Rhetorical Appeals and Devices with a Final Jeopardy question. This is a great review on the topic. The categories are: Rhetorical Appeals; Metaphor or Simile?; Name that Device; Allusion or Illusion; Oxymoronic.
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7th - 12th
New Year's Eve Power Point in Spanish (31 slides)
Are you looking for a fun resource to teach your students about New Year's Eve traditions in Spanish-speaking countries? This 35 slide New Year's Eve - El Año Nuevo Power Point Presentation is animated with fun clipart that is sure to amuse and entertain students as well as to get them excited about learning new vocabulary and cultural information! **This PowerPoint was updated in December 2022 and both older and newer versions are included.This Año Nuevo Power Point is an excellent way to be
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Best Seller Hispanic Holidays Power Points & Games Bundle
The Unfair Game - Rhetorical Device & Logical Fallacies Test Prep Review
Welcome to "The Unfair Game", a twist on Jeopardy where you win points or lose them based on whether you choose to give or receive. Either way, the questions must be answered correctly! This standard-aligned test prep game was created for and used as a culminating competitive review before the upcoming high-stakes test to include a review of rhetorical devices and logical fallacies. Fantastic tool to use for demonstrating the think-aloud rationale to answering test questions as well as presenti
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6th - 10th
Cloze Reading & Comprehension | Google Classroom™ Slides Distance Learning
Readers of all ages and abilities are sure to improve their reading comprehension, vocabulary, and spelling skills as they complete these colorful Cloze-Reading Google Slides! Each slide includes an appealing and colorful short story. Students fill in the blanks with words from the word box at the top of each slide. These activities ensure students slow down and really focus on choosing the "correct" word. Students then re-read each story to see if it their choices make sense. A great way to im
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2nd - 8th
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'The Lost Thing' Activities (Interactive Presentation + Worksheets)
This is a SMARTboard Notebook file or Powerpoint Presentation with interactive activities for the picture book 'The Lost Thing' by Shaun Tan. Some of the activities have linked worksheets as part of the study of the amazing book! I have included activities that cover the different reading strategies (predicting, questioning, summarizing, visualizing). This notebook contains interactive activities and is the perfect companion to have as you explore the picture book.
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2nd - 7th
Making Thinking Visible with Patricia Polacco Mini Unit
This Mini Unit introduces 7 Making Thinking Visible thinking routines with 7 reading strategies using a variety of books by award winning author, Patricia Polacco. This is the perfect unit to introduce or review these MTV thinking strategies!
Making Thinking Visible Routines Covered:
Zoom In, Chalk Talk, Step Inside, The Explanation Game, I Used to Think...Now I Think..., Headlines, 3-2-1 Bridge
Reading Strategies Covered:
Visualizing, Making Connections, Questioning, Determining Importance,
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3rd - 8th
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Middle School ELA: Standards-Based Arguments, Claims, & Evidence BUNDLE, RI.8
This bundle includes everything you need to ensure your students master the standard for RI.8!These activities are intentionally researched and planned to teach students reading comprehension, academic vocabulary, analyze the complete standard, and engage in meaningful text-based academic conversation.Resources Included:✳️ Standards-Based Text AnalysisThis no-prep, three-page Google Slides resource guides ELA students through the process of evaluating arguments, claims, and evidence at the middl
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6th - 8th
Middle School ELA: Standards-Based Comparing Text and Media BUNDLE, RI.7
This bundle includes everything you need to ensure your students master the standard for RI.7!These activities are intentionally researched and planned to teach students reading comprehension, academic vocabulary, analyze the complete standard, and engage in meaningful text-based academic conversation.Resources Included:✳️ Standards-Based Text AnalysisThis no-prep, three-page Google Slides resource guides ELA students through the process of comparing an informational text to its media adaptation
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6th - 8th
Analyzing Text Structure Lesson (plus a worksheet!)
This presentation works well with the interactive Pear Deck application, HOWEVER the animation does NOT work while using Pear Deck. It is not necessary to use Pear Deck while teaching this lesson, instead consider having students answer the questions on a sheet of paper, or having whole group or small group discussions about each question and answer choice.Both my Advanced and Regular students LOVED this presentation! The colors and animation made it fun. :-)*PLEASE NOTE* The Preview is NOT the
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7th - 8th
Spring Idioms in Context Digital Learning Boom Cards
This No PREP ready to use and engaging Spring Idioms Boom Cards will help your students use context clues to figure out the underlying meaning of idioms and expand their figurative language skills. Use critical thinking skills to figure out the abstract language for better understanding of complex text.⭐Great for Language Arts, Speech and Language Therapy, and ESL classrooms ⭐Individual or Group ⭐Self-correcting ⭐Data Collecting ⭐Whiteboard or Internet Ready DevicesClick here to PreviewRelated P
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5th - 8th
New Year Conversations Social Skills No Prep Speech Therapy Boom Cards™
This Boom Cards™ deck contains 39 cards to target social skills for older students. This deck would allow you to engage conversations with the child using a New Year's Day theme. You can also assess the child's fluency, comparative thinking, and ability to formulate sentences.It contains the following:⭐ Card 1 - Menu Card⭐ Card 2 - Card 3 - Guide Questions on "How did 'you' [student] celebrate New Year's Day?"⭐ Card 4 - Summary for the New Year Celebration with a prompt guide on the side (When,
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6th - 10th
Close Reading
Close Reading Power Point and Interactive Notebook
This 24 slide interactive power point is a fantastic introduction to what close reading is and several strategies to implement it into your classroom in a fun "Bessie the Cow" theme. This introduction also includes an interactive notebook file so the students can follow along in a fun way. Students will love the vibrant pictures and custom animations including animated clipart. It is designed as a lecture, but has several interactive slides.
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3rd - 7th
Also included in: Huge Reading Interactive Power Points Bundle
Irony, Point of View, and "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe
This is a Google slides presentation that can be used as a whole group, individual, or small group assignment. It covers the standards LAFS.8.RL.2.6 and LAFS.8.RL.3.7. It goes over the three forms of irony, what Point of View is, and then asks text dependent questions throughout a chunked version of the short story "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe. It includes an animated version of the story created by Annette Jung and then asks the students to compare and contrast the story and the fil
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7th - 9th
Salvador Dalí. El sueño de un pintor surrealista
Tipo de archivo (presentación power point pptx)Esta es una presentación interactiva sobre el pintor surrealista Salvador Dalí. en ella podrás encontrar hojas de trabajo, una imagen interactiva donde podrá encontrar aspectos curiosos de su biografía, así como un juego sobre el contenido de la imagen interactiva. Al final aparece una actividad cooperativa denominada "cadaver exquisito". Esta actividad la podrá aplicar como actividad complemetaria del texto informativo o actividad lúdica para comp
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6th - 9th
Happy New Year Quiz (A look back on 2023)
Happy New Year one and all,Let's look back at 2023 before we move on,Lots of good news and rugby highs,A World Cup in France and Sexton's name in lights,Taylor had hits stuck in our heads,A role model for all, it has to be said,So before the madness of 2024,Let's look back on another year full of glee and much moreThe pack contains everything you need to host your very own New Year Quiz:6 Themed Rounds with 8 questions in each e.g. News, Music, Movies, etc10 Tie-Breaker QuestionsAnswer SectionPr
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4th - 8th
Tone and Point of View - Abbott and Costello's Who's on First?
This is a Pear Deck presentation that allows students to interact with the text on their laptops. This presentation can also be used in a more traditional classroom setting, with students answering in whole group discussion or on a piece of paper to turn in to the teacher.Using the comedy skit Who's on First? as well as a film version of the skit, students will learn about author's tone, point of view, and text structure. It also includes a video clip differentiating between Mood and Tone in lit
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7th - 8th
"Life Doesn't Frighten Me": A Lesson on Interpreting Figurative Language
This presentation is a mini-lesson on figurative language in Maya Angelou's poem, "Life Doesn't Frighten Me". This lesson is aligned to Florida B.E.S.T. benchmark ELA.6.R.3.1: Explain how figurative language contributes to tone and meaning in text(s).There is also an accompanying Nearpod Activity. You can email me at diameshia.hill@gmail.com for that link.
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6th - 9th
*** New Year's Calendar Games *** January Winter Fun !!! Google Slides
Happy New Year!!! This activity includes two fun calendar games to play with your students. Game One: Read through the large decorative months at the top of the slide. Use the firecracker to cover the month that comes next. Choice of three months are given. Slides move in sequence of the calendar year at first and then, are scrambled at the end. Game Two: Look at the picture clues in the name of the month. Find a matching item that fits into the month. Use the moveable clipart and drag it into t
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PreK - 8th
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Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson - Novel Guide/Questions
These Google Slides can be used to guide students through the reading of Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson. Peardeck questions are built into the slides to make for an interactive instructional experience.
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6th - 9th
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