Middle school library skills scaffolded notes for Montessori

Graphic Organizers, Scaffolded Notes

Grades:

2nd - 8th

Types:

CCSS:

RI.3.5

, W.3.2

, W.3.4

, W.3.6

, W.3.7

...

Reference Materials PowerPoint & Notes

Created by

Miss Salyers' Shop

This product contains a PowerPoint on reference materials with accompanying interactive notes. Reference materials include dictionary, atlas, thesaurus, almanac, and encyclopedia.Be sure to check out my other Reference Materials resources in my TPT Store:Reference Materials WorksheetReference Materials BUNDLE

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Informational Text, Library Skills

Grades:

3rd - 12th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Scaffolded Notes, Interactive Notebooks

Also included in: Reference Materials BUNDLE

Digital Address Companion: Your Essential Contact Management Solution

Created by

arushimed

Say goodbye to scattered contacts and hello to seamless organization with our Digital Address Companion. This intuitive address book offers a centralized hub for storing and accessing all your important contacts. From colleagues and clients to friends and family, our user-friendly interface makes it effortless to add, update, and categorize entries. With customizable features and advanced search capabilities, finding the information you need is quick and convenient. Whether you're managing profe

Subjects:

Library Skills

Grades:

7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

Types:

Activities, Scaffolded Notes

Book Parts Montessori Work

Created by

Kid-Centered Libray

For use in a Montessori library, a typical school library, or any classroom teaching concepts of print, this set is a great resource for group instruction and individual practice. Included are infographics with missing labels and comprehension three-part cards for all vocabulary covered. Three-part cards can also be used as flash cards. Terms taught include: title, author, illustrator, cover, spine, spine label, ISBN, and barcode. Parts of a book can be taught on many levels, from kindergart

Subjects:

Library Skills, Other (ELA), Other (Specialty)

Grades:

K - 6th

Types:

Handouts, Posters, Montessori

CCSS:

RI.K.5

First Great Lesson - Cosmic Research Cards

Created by

Brain Game Education

A set of 64 research prompts that correlate to the topics raised in the telling of the First Great Lesson of Montessori Elementary.

Subjects:

Informational Text, Library Skills, Writing

Grades:

1st - 6th

Types:

Printables, Task Cards, Montessori

Research Project Organizers! With Support!

Created by

Allie B Little Shop

I have created an idea for my kids to complete a research project on things or people that they would be interested in and motivated by. For example, if the student loves to draw, I would give him a successful artist. My students are mild to moderate in a special day class, which means we are about 2-3 grade levels below where a typical 3-5th grader would be and we are working on skills that help us in our every day life. This is where I thought a research project would be fun and engaging, whil

Subjects:

Library Skills, Writing, Writing-Essays

Grades:

K - 12th

Types:

Computer Science - Technology, International Baccalaureate, Library Skills

Research Project Support Cards

Created by

The Willow Room

We all want to encourage students to do more independent research, but it can be challenging to share curated, kid-safe resources with students.This set of cards lists kid-safe websites that children can use to research topics of interest, including:astronomyevolutionprehistoric creaturesanimalsearly humanscivilizationtechnologyhistorycurrent eventsand more!There are many ways you can utilize these 4x6 cards in the classroom. One best practice is to print a set for each computer available for r

Subjects:

Grades:

1st - 8th

Types:

Research, Projects, Montessori

Math Moments in Read Alouds: Upper Elementary Bundle

Created by

CuteCalculations

Connect Math and Literacy with this Read Aloud Activity Guide Bundle. Enjoy a book together as a class as you explore mathematical concepts and use important reading strategies. Similar to a Movie Guide, these Read Aloud Activity Guides are great for cross-curricular connections and transitions between math and literacy blocks. This bundle is especially designed for students in upper elementary school, focusing on concepts learned in grades 3-6. Included in this resource:Teacher Instruction Page

Subjects:

Library Skills, Literature, Math

Grades:

3rd - 6th

Types:

Research Journal Any Topic - Google Drive

Created by

BreatheSmileTeach

Are your students struggling to understand the steps involved in a research project? Do you want a way to scaffold and differentiate your lesson to give all students the opportunity to show what they know in a fun and engaging way?This Research Journal will increase your students' engagement and knowledge of the concepts of effective research. Scaffolded graphic organizer are a great way for students to have a quick visual of the steps involved in research, and the Venn Diagram and mind map temp

Subjects:

Grades:

1st - 12th, Higher Education, Not Grade Specific

Types:

Library Skills, Literature, Math

CCSS:

W.2.7

, W.2.8

, W.3.7

, W.3.8

, W.4.7

...

Math Moments in Read Alouds Biographies Bundle

Created by

CuteCalculations

Connect Math and Literacy with this Read Aloud Activity Guide Bundle. Enjoy a book together as a class as you explore mathematical concepts and use important reading strategies. Similar to a Movie Guide, these Read Aloud Activity Guides are great for cross-curricular connections and transitions between math and literacy blocks. This particular bundle is made up of biographical stories about some of the important men and women who created the world of modern mathematics we know now! Included in t

Subjects:

Grades:

1st - 6th

Types:

Library Skills, Study Skills, Writing

How to use Digital Notetaking In your classroom

Created by

Ask a Tech Teacher

Digital Notetaking in the classroom shares a variety of user-friendly, intuitive digital notetaking methods that students will want to use. To start with, digital notetaking has benefits paper-and-pencil notetaking doesn’t like sharing, collaborating, saving everywhere. Have students become familiar with approaches from traditional word processing tools to web-based tools like, Google Docs, Flipboard, Evernote/OneNote, Twitter. What’s included:* brief summary of project* suggested prior knowledg

Subjects:

Grades:

3rd - 12th

Types:

Study Guides, Scaffolded Notes, Lesson

CCSS:

, RF.3.4c

Also included in: Back-to-School Bundle of Ideas for your Classroom

Credible Sources Fill-In-The-Blank Notes

Created by

All Things Bright and Beautiful

I created these fill-in-the-blank notes to use with my 5th grade classes to discuss the topic of credible sources. This lesson was meant to prepare them for their large state project they would be working on in their classrooms later in the school year. I used this with a Prezi (link below) that does not belong to me. I showed the Prezi and talked about it as the students filled in the words on their notes pages.Prezi: https://prezi.com/uju6koxzvtsp/finding-credible-internet-sources/

Subjects:

Library Skills, Reading, Writing

Grades:

3rd - 8th

Types:

Handouts, Printables, Scaffolded Notes

MLA Format Notes (Designed to accompany my MLA Format PowerPoint)

Created by

Guide on the Side

This file contains fill-in-the-blank student notes that follow my MLA Format PowerPoint (search MLA Format PowerPoint in my store to find this), as well as a teacher guide that includes suggested talking points to accompany the MLA Format PowerPoint presentation. I have found that using these notes with the MLA Format Power Point is effective because it keeps students even more engaged in the lesson, and also gives them a hard copy of the information about MLA Format for the first page, Works Ci

Subjects:

PowerPoint Presentations, Outlines, Scaffolded Notes

Grades:

7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

Types:

Characterization: What It Is and How to Develop It: A Google Slide Show

Created by

Intentional Teaching and Learning

Characterization: What It Is and How to Develop It: A Google Slide Show is an interactive educational tool for middle school and high school perfect for teaching characterization in writing and reading. It covers various aspects of characterization such as definitions, physical and personality traits, direct and indirect characterization, round and flat characters, dynamic and static characters, and techniques for developing characterization. It also provides students with prompts in the form of

Subjects:

Creative Writing, English Language Arts, Library Skills

Grades:

6th - 10th

Types:

Scaffolded Notes, Lesson

CCSS:

Also included in: Creative Writing Prompts: A Bundle of 8 Resources

Math Moments in Read Alouds Founders of Math Bundle

Created by

CuteCalculations

Connect Math and Literacy with this Read Aloud Activity Guide Bundle. Enjoy a book together as a class as you explore mathematical concepts and use important reading strategies. Similar to a Movie Guide, these Read Aloud Activity Guides are great for cross-curricular connections and transitions between math and literacy blocks. This particular bundle is made up of biographical stories about some of the male founders of modern mathematics!Included in this resource:Teacher Instruction Page, Black-

Subjects:

Library Skills, Literature, Math

Grades:

1st - 6th

Types:

Bibliographies, Printables, Scaffolded Notes

Works Cited Template

Created by

Pens and Pitches

This is a template for web resources in MLA8 format. I have used it to help students who have trouble keeping track of all of the parts of a citation. It includes proper punctuation, underlining, and quotation marks.

Subjects:

Library Skills, Writing

Grades:

7th - 12th

Types:

CCSS:

W.7.8

, W.8.8

, W.9-10.8

, W.11-12.8

Digital citizenship

Created by

Anneda

This research printable provides a chance for students to familiarize themselves with the nine principes of digital citizenship. This could be useful in a Computers class, Library Skills unit, or as part of a technology unit within a content area. This simple activity could be useful in a middle school or high school setting. Thanks, Anneda Nettleton

Subjects:

Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Library Skills

Grades:

6th - 12th

Types:

Book Review Writing Scaffolds

Created by

Teacher's Desk

An activity sheet for students to begin drafting a book review. One is heavily scaffolded for younger students or students of a lower ability level - students complete the provided sentence starters in order to write the different sections of their draft. The other is lightly scaffolded for older students or students at a more advanced ability level - students have more space to structure their own sentences, with prompters at the beginning of each section.This resource is also part of a Book Re

Subjects:

Grades:

3rd - 7th

Types:

English Language Arts, Library Skills, Science

Genius Hour Introduction

Created by

EA Science

Encourage your students to research their passions and they will develop a love for research itself! After my third successful year guiding my 7th graders in independent research projects, I've developed a detailed process to provide them with structure and freedom to explore at the same time.

Subjects:

Grades:

7th - 12th

Types:

Handouts, Printables, Montessori

Learn About Genres

Created by

Love What You Learn

This pack includes information about six different fiction genres. They are split into three sections, but can also be used all at once. - Adventure and Realistic Fiction - Historical Fiction and Science Fiction - Fantasy and Mystery Each genre is presented through three or four slides. At the end of each of the three main sections, is a list of possible books that may be available to you from your library. It is by no means an all encompassing list, just a possible starting point for book

Subjects:

Library Skills, Literature, Reading

Grades:

4th - 7th

Types:

Activities, Scaffolded Notes, Lesson

Note-Taking Guides

Created by

Ms Wendy the Librarian

When researching students need to keep track of where they found their information. Using these handy-dandy note-taking guides all of the necessary information is right there and they can take notes from that source below.

Subjects:

For All Subject Areas, Informational Text, Library Skills

Grades:

3rd - 9th

Types: