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Business Letter Writing PowerPoint Presentation
Have fun using this engaging presentation to teach your student how to write a formal letter. This presentation includes the format, an assignment, and other visuals. I have also included links to other resources for assessment. There are many examples of teacher assessed student writing. These examples include assignments that demonstrate excellence, above acceptable, acceptable, and not yet.
This resource is an excellent guide to prepare teachers and students for standardized testing.
Powe
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5th - 10th
180 Writing Prompts *1 prompt for each day of school*
A calendar of 180 different writing prompts and story starters. Great to assign for homework or during the day. Great to use with the "I'm done!" student and for students who finish class work early!
The prompts are numbered 1 through 180. Teachers can choose to go in order, or allow students to choose a different prompt each day and cross out the box once it has been selected. Either way, a great way to get your students writing on a daily basis with no planning involved...the work is all
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3rd - 6th
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Conflict Resolution Skit Activity
Working with a partner you are going to develop and solve a conflict by acting out a skit.
Included:
- Brainstorming Ideas Sheet
- Short Rubric
- Planning Sheet (Storyboard)
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4th - 12th
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8 parts of speech ...fun and creative!
As a teacher who always tries to make learning fun and memorable I was caught off guard when given the challenge to teach the 8 parts of speech to 11 year old children. How can that be fun? What could I do to make grammar fun and exciting? That is easy...mix it with a creative fun project that involves PIZZA! This activity is sure to be one that your students will always remember as well as serve as a great instructional or review tool. Hey, teaching needs to be fun for the teachers too!
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4th - 7th
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March Madness Reading Tournament
This is a project that is great for the intermediate grades! Students select a book to enter into a class March Madness: Battle of the Books Tournament. They will create a persuasive poster and write a persuasive essay encouraging their classmates to vote for their book.
The books are put into brackets and voted on during multiple weeks. It starts with the "Sweet 16," "Elite 8," "Final 4," and then a winner is determined.
This is a fun and seasonal way to review test prep skills such as
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4th - 6th
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Potato Head Five Senses
Students use the visual and words to draw in the five senses on Mr. or Mrs. Potato Head
This is a fun activity that can be used with an actual Mr. Potato head toy, take 1 sense a day for a week and focus on that sense for the day.
On Friday you can allow your students to finish this worksheet as a review of the five senses.
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PreK - K
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Whole Brain Teaching Visual Writing Game
NEW and IMPROVED! Now with LEVEL 2!
Looking for a fun way to get your students to write interesting sentences? You've come to the right place.
Introducing the Visual Writing Game. Based on Chris Biffle's Writing Game (see www.wholebrainteaching.com) this version makes everything VISUAL so students can find the words they're looking for by matching up the symbols.
Star = article
Diamond = adjective
Square = noun
Arrow = verb
Circle = preposition
Your students will beg you to play the game.
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PreK - 5th
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Summer Skills Packet Entering the 5th Grade: Activities/Checklist/Reading/Etc.
During the summer break, students often experience learning loss. A summer skills packet helps in retaining and reinforcing the knowledge and skills acquired in the previous grade, ensuring a smoother transition to the next grade level. The packet can include key concepts and skills from the 4th grade curriculum. Reviewing these concepts during the summer helps students reinforce their understanding, making them better prepared for the challenges of the 5th grade.Summer Skills Packet Entering th
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4th - 5th
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ELA State Test Class Play!
The title of this play is "What Type of Genre is That?!" It is designed to reflect test taking strategies, vocaubulary, and genre studies for the 3rd grade New York State ELA exam, but it would work equally well for 4th, 5th, or 6th grades. In the play, students are sitting at a desk about to take their NYS ELA exam. They speak to the audience about their feelings and test-taking strategies, then they VISUALIZE the passage. As they visualize, the curtain opens and the passage is acted out on
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3rd - 6th
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The Journey That Saved Curious George
This is a project to use for the completion of the story "The Journey That Saved Curious George" can be altered to use for other stories.
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4th - 7th
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NYS ELA State Test Class Play!
The title of this play is "What Type of Genre is That?!" It is designed to reflect test taking strategies, vocaubulary, and genre studies for the 3rd grade New York State ELA exam, but it would work equally well for 4th, 5th, or 6th grades. In the play, students are sitting at a desk about to take their NYS ELA exam. They speak to the audience about their feelings and test-taking strategies, then they VISUALIZE the passage. As they visualize, the curtain opens and the passage is acted out on
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3rd - 6th
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Plot Foldable Craft
Plot Foldable Craft⭐I have created a plot foldable with the following panels: TitleCharactersSettingIntroductionRising actionClimaxFalling ActionResolutionTheme⭐The 3 pages of panels can be taped together on the back and folded back and forth accordion style. There is a box on each panel for students to illustrate after they have recorded the correct information on the lines.I recommend printing on cardstock. Directions are included on the first slide.#ClassroomResource #InteractiveTeaching #The
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4th - 8th
Playdoh Knock Knock Valentines
Looking for a quick valentine? Grab some mini Playdough containers and print out the tags!
Tags are editable to allow you to type in your name.
If you have any questions please let me know!
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PreK - 2nd
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STAAR Surgeons
This is a great way to start working on STAAR passages with your students after the holidays. It is a very bright idea a coworker shared with me about four years ago to start implementing STAAR simulations in the classroom. I modified it a bit and gave it a name as well designed the thinking tracks that go along with it. It is a extremely engaging way to apply all knowledge previously taught in the classroom. Students will definitely enjoy the process. I hope it helps someone out there!
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3rd - 12th
Fables, computer project
Students will enjoy working on this project. First, they will go to the computer site and read three fables they choose. Then they will find the one they like and work on it by doing some worksheets and a poster based on the fable.
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3rd - 6th
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Informational Text Structures Book
This powerpoint has informational text book instructions and can be used to model for students how to create an informational text about animals using various text structures, after which they can create their own book.
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3rd - 4th
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Also included in: Informational Text Structures Book Bundle
Commercial Project- Persuasive Techniques
This is a project I came up with, complete with a grading rubric, that allows students to review the persuasive techniques covered in the TEKS.
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4th - 10th
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"ASÍ SOY" Project Spanish Early years
This is a project to help your little students to know themselves and to start their learning about the Spanish language. NO PREP NEEDED, just print and do!
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PreK - 2nd
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Scholastic/ Time Magazine Searches Using Language Arts Strategies!
I have made it easier to use Language Art strategies using nonfiction text! Using this activity, you can dissect articles in both Time Magazine for kids and Scholastic magazine. Using mini graphic organizers, construction paper, scissors, glue & pencils- students will dissect each article & identify text features. These are also great as centers & in small groups!
Scholastic/Time Search by S.M.D is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
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5th - 10th
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PARCC Prep-Great Short Response
This article is about tracking animals at night. The skill is to provide a great short response using text and citing.
It is intended to be downloaded to a student computer for students to get practice typing responses for PARCC testing.
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2nd - 4th
MS/HS Student-Led Review Presentations - W/ Rubric.
This assignment is designed for students to review important concepts from the first quarter, semester, unit, or even a previous year. The assignment is written for one semester of an English class, but it can easily be tailored to fit any upper elementary, middle, or high school class of any subject.
The assignment asks students to review the content and create a presentation to give their classmates. A rubric is included.
Assignment also works well for test or exam prep.
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4th - 12th
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Narrative Writing Passage - Students continue writing to the prompt
The narrative writing prompt sheet gives the student a scenario they read about. It gives the student a prompt to continue the story into writing their own narrative. This helps students exercise their narrative writing skills and is similar to what could be expected on end of the year state testing.
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2nd - 5th
Descriptive Writing - Final Draft of Special Person
Take all your student's work for brainstorming their special person and have them co
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Descriptive Writing - Special Person Bundle
Student-Made Anchor Charts Activity: Story Elements (Plot, Character, Irony)
In this activity, students create anchor charts (informative posters) about six main story elements: plot, round/flat/static/dynamic characters, indirect/direct characterization, types of conflict, types of irony, and point of view. This is best used as a summative review activity, e.g. before a test on story elements.By having students create anchor charts, you improve their retention of the material, they get to see their own work on the walls (that's community building and cultural responsive
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3rd - 10th
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