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Common Core RI.5.8 resources for GATE under $5
Mystery Reading Comprehension | Making Inferences | CSI
This Crime Scene Investigation Activity has everything you need for an engaging hands-on experience that reinforces critical thinking, inference, and good old-fashioned common sense! Did someone say, CANDY? This workshop requires a little bit for investigation purposes. It's up to you if you want your students to sample the evidence afterward.**Note that a variety of candy is required for the hands-on investigation. Suggested candies are listed in the Teacher's Directions.This critical thinking
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4th - 6th
5th Grade ELA Choice Boards for Reading and Writing - Early Finishers
Fifth grade teachers searching for engaging reading and writing activities, look no further! This resource includes 15 ELA choice boards aligned to common 5th grade ELA topics. Choice boards are excellent for differentiating your instruction for ALL students, including intervention and enrichment students! These choice boards are perfect for reviewing and extending what you've taught in class. Printable and digital versions are both included, and it's ready to be used!➡️ BUY THIS 5TH GRADE BUNDL
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Multiple Main Ideas - Ready-To-Go!
Ready to go mini-lessons and independent practice for Multiple Main Ideas! The mini-lessons are designed for modeling of a specific skill related to multiple main ideas with similar independent practice activities to match! Work through the mini-lessons, independent practice and test-prep questions and then move into a deeper understanding of the content through activities designed with DOK and Kaplan's Depth and Complexity in mind!Included:4 Mini-Lessons with Passages4 Independent Practice Wo
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5th
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Halloween Depth and Complexity Frames and Print-and-Go Activities
This Depth and Complexity Halloween Activity Pack is chock-full of print-and-go activities to help you celebrate Halloween while addressing loads and loads of English Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies standards. If you're looking for a way to celebrate Halloween while still learning, this activity pack is perfect!You'll find Depth and Complexity Halloween fiction, writing prompts, original non-fiction pieces to read, Depth and Complexity frames to complete, image analysis, three l
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4th - 7th
Also included in: Fall Activities Depth and Complexity Print and Go Autumn BUNDLE
4th Grade Substitute Writing Activity, Math, & Reading No-Prep Emergency Plans
These no-prep substitute writing activities, math worksheets, and reading plans are ready to use in your 4th grade classroom. Preparing for multiple days with one resource will save you so much time. The “Think Like a Cartographer” pages are ready to print - including directions for the substitute teacher. They are perfect for 4th and 5th-grade classes who want to be engaged in an exploration! ⭐️ “This is the best bundle of ready-to-go sub plans for my gifted students. I teach in a self-containe
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4th - 5th
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Mystery Science | Bible Lessons | Crime Scene Investigation BASICS
Are you looking for fun and engaging activities to support your student’s understanding of the Bible? Use a C.S.I theme!This Crime Scene Investigation utilizes a great theme that encourages critical thinking while teaching about the bible as well. This bible study is designed for ages 9-12, or grades 4th - 6th, to work individually or in groups. Students use higher-order thinking skills to understand the role of witnesses and forensics in C.S.I. as well as in the Bible.These skills include:Recal
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4th - 6th
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Also included in: Bible Lessons Bundle | Mystery Science | Casting Net Caper
Comparing Text Structures - Ready-To-Go!
If you liked Multiple Main Ideas - Ready-To-Go!, you'll like this one too!Ready to go mini-lessons and independent practice for comparing text structures! The mini-lessons are designed for modeling a specific skill related to comparing text structures with similar independent practice activities to match! Work through the mini-lessons, independent practice and test-prep questions and then move into a deeper understanding of the content through activities designed with DOK and Kaplan's Depth and
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5th
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Integration of Knowledge using Online Reading Passages
Explore Reading:Informational Common Core Standards using this resource! Three sets of articles and videos have students explore bias, structure, compare/contrast, how authors prove their point, and MORE! Articles can be found online (websites inserted in the file) and are all FREE! The articles are also high-interest as their topics include the Mayan "Doomsday" Prediction, Minecraft and Artificial Intelligence!
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5th - 8th
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Socratic Seminar: "The Sneetches"
This resource provides teachers with a fun way to introduce students to Socratic Seminars using Dr. Seuss' "The Sneetches"! Students have the chance to facilitate their own discussions during this activity while focusing on key themes including tolerance and inclusion.
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4th - 6th
Counting by 7s & Rain Reign: A Comparison
Two great novels, two talented authors, two best-selling books, two strong characters with diagnoses... Counting by 7s by Holly Goldberg Sloan and Rain Reign by Ann M. Martin have A LOT in common! Created as an independent study, this guide can be used for single students or for an entire class!In this comparison study, students will compare and contrast the plots of the novels, the two main characters, the two diagnoses of the main characters, and perspectives on current research involving gif
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5th - 8th
RI.5.6 RI.6.6 RI.7.6 POV, Perspective and Persuasion with Daylight Saving Time
Did you know Daylight Saving Time (DST) is a hot-button issue? I didn't, but when I found out, I knew I had to turn it into a perspective/point of view/persuasion lesson since it is a topic that is kid-appropriate! This series of lessons focuses on a writer's point of view, perspective and opinion. Students will learn how writers use strong, persuasive language to prove their point. They will also take a look at the difference between a strong argument, a weak argument and an unbiased view o
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5th - 8th
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