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Middle school english language arts resources for ActiveInspire Flipchart
How To Write A Speech
My students are required to write a 4-H speech. This was my first time teaching a group how to write a speech. I created this flipchart to explain components of a speech along with a rubric.
The grading rubric is embedded into the flipchart. In the notes section on the final slide, the directions explain how to open the grading rubric. The grading rubric is open to change. You can change it to fit your requirements or needs for your students.
Thank you very much!
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3rd - 6th
Making Inferences & Drawing Conclusions Promethean ActivInspire Flipchart Lesson
Teach your students how to make inferences with this thirty page, interactive, Promethean ActivInspire Flipchart Lesson. Your students will get to read stories, draw conclusions, use background knowledge, and information from the text to complete the interactive activities within this flipchart. Containers, magic revealers, voting, and outside resources fill this lesson and make learning how to infer super fun.
Please download the pdf preview to take a closer look.
Please make sure you have Pr
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3rd - 6th
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RL5.7 Analyzing Multimedia Common Core and Tone and Mood 5th Grade Flipchart
This is a 7 lesson flipchart that you can use on your Promethean Board or Smart Board if you have ACTIVINSPIRE software. It is laid out with day 1, day 2, day 3, day 4, and day 5, Day 6 and 7 minilessons and completely teaches this common core objective using technology. I have included many video clips and links to illustrate and analyze. It is fun and educational! My team loved this flipchart for fifth grade. The kids really enjoyed it as well. I also have a test and homework or in class
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3rd - 6th
Plural Nouns ActivInspire Promethean Flipchart Lesson - over 50 pages!
This Plural Nouns flipchart lesson is jammed packed full of activities for your students. This lesson is over 50 pages and includes the following plural rules: add s, add es, add es to words that end in o, change y to i and add es, change f or fe to ves, and irregular plurals. It also includes container activities, magic revealers, outside internet games and activities, as well as many voting pages. Enjoy!YOU MUST HAVE PROMETHEAN ACTIVINSPIRE SOFTWARE ON YOUR COMPUTER TO DOWNLOAD AND USE THIS F
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1st - 6th
Kensuke's Kingdom book study
Ideal for Book Week or when reading Kensuke's Kingdom as a class.
This comprehensive book study contains more than 15 activities and dozens of comprehension questions. Also provides students with the opportunity to stop at intervals to discuss and think about the text so far. Activities include: newspaper article writing, poetry, group discussion, illustration work, persuasive writing and information writing among many others.
This resource will work in English class as a lesson strand or as a
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4th - 6th
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Making Generalizations: Jeopardy Game
This bright Jeopardy game is a great review for generalizations. The students will have fun while they are learning. There are a total of 25 questions for the students to answer.
The flipchart ready for a lesson, no planning for you! All you need to do is click the amount the student wants to answer, and the appropriate question appears. The students will get instant feedback with a smiley face or sad face.
The 400-500 questions are open ended for students to create their own generalizations
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3rd - 6th
Proofreading Sentences (aka DOL or MUG Sentences) for Prometheans
A great bellringer to start class, this Flipchart includes nearly 400 slides that will take you from August to May. Each slide includes two proofreading sentences (aka Daily Oral Language or MUG sentences). The first slide has mistakes in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and grammar. The second slide is the same two sentences with the corrections marked in red. The students could come to the board and make corrections using the pen, and then go to the next slide to check their answers. We
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5th - 12th
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C-V-C Spelling Flip Chart {Promethean Board Activity}
This is a PROMETHEAN BOARD flip chart for C-V-C Spelling words. The activity consists of 23 words along with REAL photos which is extremely helpful for all students, especially students with special needs. It is set up so the image is present along with the letters required but mixed up. Students can drag the correct letter to the correct box (container) to spell the word. All of the consonants are blue and the vowels are pink to make the activity a little easier.Here are the c-v-c words used:-d
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PreK - 12th
Main Idea Flipchart
Are your students struggling to identify the main idea? Can they tell the difference between the main idea and supporting details? Are they able to identify which detail does not support the main idea? This flipchart is a great teaching tool to help them master this important skill! It contains both teaching slides and practice slides. Practice slides add difficulty as they progress!Teaching SlidesTitle SlideMain Idea slideMain Idea "Helpful Hints"Supporting DetailsPractice SlidesDrag and Drop s
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2nd - 6th
Orton-Gillingham Based Words with c, k or ck PROMETHEAN Flip Chart
I create interactive flip charts that teach Orton-Gillingham based phonics and spelling lessons! This lesson teaches the rules for spelling words with c, k or ck. There is also a code and read practice page created that may be printed from the flip chart. I hope my flip charts are as useful to you as they've been for me when teaching regular ed, ELL or dyslexic students!
You must have ActiveInspire Software or Class Flow Software for Promethean Board.
These are available for free internet do
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PreK - 12th
Center Station Rotation Charts for Reading or Math Promethean Flipchart
Do you use centers or stations in your classroom? If you do, then this flipchart will be perfect for you to keep track of your students locations. There are 10 available stations, change them to fit your classroom. Keep all 10, or delete some and use what you need.
There are 30 name plates for students. Delete the ones that you don't need. This file contains two styles. One is owl themed, and the other is a glitter design! Display this to keep track of your students' progress through their sta
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K - 6th
OAA Reading Vocabulary Test Terms Matching Game for the Activeboard
This activity will only work with activinspire software for a Promethean board.
This interactive memory/matching game can be used with an activeboard to familiarize intermediate and middle school students with the reading test terminology for the OAA (Ohio Achievement Assessment). The students can review and practice matching vocabulary terms with the definitions. There is also PDF that contains all the terms and defintions for the students so they can use them as flash cards to review for the
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3rd - 8th
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Synonyms , Homophones, and Antonyms Promethean ActivInspire Flipchart Lesson
This flipchart lesson is jam packed with interactivity for your students. After they initially learn about synonyms, antonyms, and homophones, in the beginning of the lesson, they will be led through over 30 pages of container activities. This flipchart lesson is highly interactive! It allows for students to come to the board and participate in the lesson.
This flipchart also contains ten voting pages, an embedded pdf activity page, online games, and more! Be sure to download the preview to s
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3rd - 6th
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Daily Oral Language / MUG Sentences Flipchart
A great bellringer to start class, this Flipchart includes nearly 400 slides that will take you from August to May. Each slide includes two proofreading sentences (aka Daily Oral Language or MUG sentences). The first slide has mistakes in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and grammar. The second slide is the same two sentences with the corrections marked in red. The students could come to the board and make corrections using the pen, and then go to the next slide to check their answers. We
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5th - 12th
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Flipchart teaching and practicing short answer and extended response
This 41 slide flipchart was designed for use through activinspire and is designed to cover between 2 and 3 weeks worth of primary writing instruction. Each slide includes the objective. The flipchart teaches how to answer common core questions that require short answer and extended response questions. The majority of the flipchart is focused on extended response questions.
Initially students are taught the strategy of TTQA - Turn That Question Around and question parts. Students are then
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3rd - 6th
Character Trait Flipchart
Are your students struggling to identify character traits? Can they tell the difference between physical traits, character traits, and emotions? This flipchart is a great teaching tool to help them master this important skill! it contains both teaching slides and practice slides.Teaching SlidesTitle Slidephysical trait description with examplescharacter trait description with examplesemotions/feelings description with examplesPractice SlidesDrag and Drop slide to move words to the proper column
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2nd - 6th
Personal Narrative Writing Unit Flipchart
Personal narrative writing Flipchart unit introduces personal narrative writing and it's key parts, with day by day lessons outlining step-by-step instructions in the writing process for kids! Great for all ages, but made to cover all 2nd grade writing standards.
Excellent interactive unit plan to excite students about the writing process!
*Included: Suggested mentor texts, graphic organizers, narrative writing defined, sketch to stretch, brainstorming, planning, introduction/topic sentence
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K - 6th
Grammar Baseball Promethean Flipchart Lesson
This flipchart is a fun, interactive game. Students play in two separate teams and identify parts of speech in sentences such as: adjectives, nouns, and verbs. The flipchart has a play-by-play video to explain the rules of the game to students. Enjoy! You need to have ActivInspire on your computer to download and use the flipchart.
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2nd - 6th
Figurative Language Common Core Objective 5th Grade Flip chart
This is a flipchart including figurative language objectives for common core 5th grade (idioms, imagery, simile, metaphor, hyperbole, onamatopeia, alliteration). Each slide describes the type, gives examples, and has an activity/suggestion to be completed in word work or response journal. I have also included many engaging video links and poems with examples. Great for mini-lessons and to enhance writing or to front load before poetry. I also have an assessment for sale. This flipchart goes wi
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4th - 6th
Editing and Revising Promethean Flipchart Lesson
Do your students need practice with finding, identifying, and editing sentences, letters, dates, cities, and states? This flipchart is the perfect lesson to give your students the extra practice they need. It includes many pages of interactivity along with tons of voting questions to use as a formative and/or summative assessment.
This flipchart lesson includes many cute thistlegirl designs. I currently hold a reseller's license to use her images.
This flipchart lesson is twenty-five pages
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2nd - 6th
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Common Core Writing Fifth Grade Personal Narrative Flipchart
This is an Activinspire flipchart for use with a promethean board or Smartboard. It is 34 pages long! It includes many objectives for CC fifth grade writing including W5.3a, W5.3b, W5.3c, W5.3d, W5.3e, and W5.5. This is interactive with think/pair/shares and slides where students write on pages and write in their writing notebooks. It goes along with a writer's workshop or Lucy Caulkins approach to writing a personal narrative with "writing seed ideas" and "small moments" and also goes throu
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4th - 6th
Simile or Metaphor ? Promethean Flipchart Lesson
Your students will be able to identify the differences between similes and metaphors after this thirty page flipchart lesson. This lesson includes an introduction to both similes and metaphors and then follows up with some interactive activities and then twelve multiple-choice Activote or Activexpression questions. It even includes a simile or metaphor? activity page for your to print and give to your students as a pre and post test. Enjoy!
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2nd - 6th
All About Idioms Promethean ActivInspire Flipchart Lesson
Your students will have fun learning all about idioms with this interactive Promethean Flipchart Lesson. Almost every page in this flipchart is interactive and covers many of the common idioms that students hear today.
This flipchart includes cute clip art depicting idioms, hang-man style games with interactive containers, drag and drop idiom match-up, as well as some voting with or without devices! Enjoy!
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3rd - 6th
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Sequencing Game Show
Turn your classroom and reading whole group instruction into a FUN GAME SHOW called Sequence the Event! First, they will try to sequence your morning routine. Then, break your students into two groups. The flipchart will send you to a link of some short stories and sequencing questions. Student answer them, and if they get the answer right, the class gets to listen to 30 seconds of Disney Radio! Altar the rules as you want to. The Flipchart is editable! Enjoy!!!
Grades:
1st - 12th
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