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Free 7th grade english language arts resources for Microsoft Word
Simile and Metaphor Worksheet Practice
This worksheet provides 10 metaphors/similes that allow students to practice their learning. Pictures of example next to each. They must identify if the sentence uses a simile or metaphor and then explain what that use of figurative language is trying to communicate. There are also 4 "Write Your Own" prompts at the end of the worksheet. This has always been a big hit with my students and can work for grades 4-8.
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4th - 8th
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Reading Level Correlation Chart RIT Lexile Guided Reading AR
This correlation chart aligns 4 reading assessment levels: Lexile, MAP Reading RIT, Fountas & Pinnell Guided Reading, and Accelerated Reader. I searched high and low for a correlation chart that aligned RIT's to Guided Reading levels. When I couldn't find one (for standard MAP, not Primary MAP), I created my own. MAP RIT's correlate to Lexile Levels, and Lexile levels correlate to Guided Reading Levels, etc. We use this chart to determine starting points for assessments (such as running
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2nd - 8th
Writing Guide 1: Essay Thesis Statements (Explanation & Writing Activities)
This is a quick guide for how to write and improve on THESIS STATEMENTS. Package Includes:- Aspects of a good thesis- Examples of common issues and pitfalls when writing theses- A thesis improvement activity (with 10 theses for students to repair and improve)If you like this handout, you should check out our other products! Evidence & MLA Guide: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Quick-Writing-Guide-Incorporating-Evidence-MLA-5098962Essay Writing Guide: https://www.teacherspayteache
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Free Valentine's Day Editable Conversation Heart Flashcards
This word document contains two pages of editable conversation heart flashcards. You can use this template in many different ways including flashcards for sight words, cvc words, letters and sounds, vocabulary, word families, idioms, similes, etc. You could also use them for math facts. The possibilities are endless. I hope you can use this with your students and I hope you love it! I really appreciate your feedback and follows. :) *If you leave me feedback, I would love to know how you plan
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PreK - 8th
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Editable End of Year Mad Lib
This would be a fun "goodbye gift" to a student at the end of the school year! You can edit the teacher's name, the grade level, and anything else!
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Book Review Rubric Editable (FREE)
This is a one-page rubric in Microsoft Word to use when a student presents a book review for the class. Students LOVE to hear their classmates review books that they read independently. It is a great way to promote the love of reading in your classroom! The Notebook Know-How: Strategies for the Writer's Notebook by Aimee Buckner discusses the use of book reviews in her classroom.
The book review rubric contains the following elements and is editable for your needs:
Book Review Elements
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3rd - 8th
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Venn Diagram (with lines)
This is a venn diagram graphic organizer, with lines for students to write neatly to record their thoughts and ideas. Please feel free to edit and use with your students. When I use it in my classroom, I often add pictures to either side which is the reason for the space next to the lines above the circles.
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K - 12th
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A "Mad Libs" Letter to My Teacher (First Day of School ELA Activity)
This is the perfect First Day of School activity, and can be completed either digitally or on paper. While this is an ideal activity for upper elementary and Jr High, it could be used with any grade that is capable of writing by themselves with some modifications!
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2nd - 12th
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The Principal's New Clothes - Reader's Theater for the Entire Class!
This reader's theater is for the entire class! You will need at least 11 students but more is always better. This ties into my other twisted fairy tales except that it was written to do as a class. I split my class into two groups and both groups practice. When we perform we discuss what things we liked about each group. I use this to introduce the small group reader's theaters I have them do the rest of the year. I have also come back to the script at the end of the year to perform in front of
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3rd - 8th, Adult Education
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Black History Month Project with rubric
This is a project that can be done during black history month. Students are to research a famous African American and create a poster. Included in your purchase is the project explanation sheet and the grading rubric (UPDATED 2-19-16).
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3rd - 12th
Words Their Way - Word Sort - Word Study Notebook Directions
This is a great tool for setting up your "Words Their Way" self-paced spelling program which gives you time to meet with spelling groups. This would also work for any word family spelling program that includes word sorts.It is designed as a reference for students to remind them of the activities that they are permitted and required to complete throughout each week of Word study. Each activity much be explicitly taught for most effective word study practice.It is a word document therefore can eas
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3rd - 7th
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Weekly Reading Log
I created this weekly reading log to be part of my reading homework. Students get one reading log each week. The goal was for them to read 20-30 minutes each night and document what book they read. They also were to include a short summary of the book and 3-4 words that my have been new or challenging. This reading log helps students focus on what they are reading, write a summary, and helps me know what words may have been challenging. It allows me to keep up with student reading and devel
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2nd - 8th
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Practicing Restating the Question in Answers
In my classroom, we use R.A.C.E. to answer questions - R = Restate the question, A = Answer the question, C = Cite the evidence from the text, E = Explain or Elaborate. (G can be substituted for C to spell RAGE, where G = Give an example from the text. Maybe more appropriate for younger grades.)
This worksheet will help students practice the first two letters or RACE - Restating and Answering. For some this is an easy, quick review. For others who are struggling to understand what RACE means,
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4th - 8th
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Grammar & Spelling Editing Practice Paragraph
Document includes a paragraph with about 20 mistakes in grammar, punctuation, spelling, and format. Mistakes show in red on the computer but will print black and white for student copies. Great prior knowledge exercise for beginning of the year.
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6th - 10th
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*Student Project* Design Your Own School
The end of the school year is quickly approaching and if your students are similar to mine, they are getting extra anxious for summer break! I created this engaging student project to help keep my students focused now that all of the state testing is completed and our ELAR curriculum is coming to an end.
This project is a creative writing assignment. Students are designing their own school using a "School Handbook" template. I also attached my cover page and rubric that I gave my students to u
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3rd - 8th
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The Year Santa Got Mixed Up! - Readers Theater for the Entire Class
This is a Reader's Theater for the entire class. It can be performed at any time but is usually performed at Christmas. Reader's Theater is a terrifically fun way to improve your fluency.The Year Santa Got Mixed Up by Melanie Whitesides is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
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3rd - 8th
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Context Clues Assessment
This a multiple-choice assessment for Context Clues. The directions ask the students to circle the context clues in each sentence before choosing an answer. This is meant to teach them a good strategy for determining the meaning of unknown words. Excellent for test prep and determining mastery of the standard.
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5th - 8th
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Beginning of the Year Activity - Name Glyph
This document provides directions for students to follow as a beginning of the year activity. After completing the activity, students can exchange drawings and write and short essay about the other student from what they learn through the drawing. Students enjoy this activity and the pictures can be used for open house as a visual for parents. This is a really good ice-breaker activity that also allows you time to get the beginning of the year paperwork completed.
Created by: Mandy McQuade
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1st - 8th
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New Language 2023 Ontario Curriculum Report Card Comments Gr. 1-8 A-D Example
NOTE THIS IS AN EXAMPLE. IF YOU WANT THE FULL VERSION, VISIT: Ontario Curriculum Language 2023 Report Card Comments Gr. 1-8 Bundle A-D + BONUSExplore our sample Ontario Curriculum Language 2023 comments! This collection includes report card, progress report, IEP, ELL, Behavioural Plan, Lexia Core 5, Lexia Power Up, and Science of Reading (UFLI) comments. Our concise comments cover D- to A+ grading with helpful modifiers. Enhance your feedback and inspire student success!Please note that these ar
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1st - 8th
Figurative Language Review Worksheet
Covers: Simile, Metaphor, Hyperbole, Idiom, Personification, Alliteration, Onomatopoeia, and Imagery.
Could be used as a pre-assessment or as a quick review! Great individual or group activity (i.e. three stations for the different parts). This really helped my students review for the Test and gave those students who were struggling with these concepts a little extra practice.
Enjoy! :)
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5th - 8th
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Failure Letter To Parents
As teachers we are responsible for every aspect of our students academics – positive and negative. This letter is an easy way to inform parents of their student’s current stance in your class. I usually send tis letter home, attached with a current progress report, 2 weeks before grades are due. I tell students that I will give them extra credit (2 points) if they bring the letter and progress report back to me, signed, within 2-day of receiving it. Even though they are almost failing, I will g
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6th - 8th
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Blank Frayer Model Printable Worksheet
This has two pages that you can print front and back. They are the same. The student puts the word in the middle and fills in the surrounding information.
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6th - 12th
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Getting to Know You Worksheet!
I used this worksheet on Meet the Teacher night! I had my students that I was meeting for the first time fill out this worksheet with their parents in class or take it home and bring it back the first day of school. It covers a lot of what is important to know about your students and is fun to get to know them each better.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Informative/Expository Writing Graphic Organizer
Ready to print graphic organizer for your students! Help them brainstorm, plan, and organizer their writing for informational and expository essays. Includes space for...Introduction: Hooks, topic sentences3 Body Paragraphs: Transition words, topic sentences, and encourage using evidence and detailsConclusion: Guide on how to wrap up their writing
Grades:
5th - 7th
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