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Common Core RL.6.2 microsofts for special education
Freak the Mighty Novel Study (Google Slides)
This Freak the Mighty novel study is low key and perfect for special education classes or ELL students. It is editable and contains vocabulary, writing, and figurative language activities.
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Grades:
6th
Main Idea Game (Teletherapy friendly)
Having difficulty teaching main idea or central idea to middle schoolers? This is a great way to help you students understand the concept of central idea and/or main idea. Using the four pictures, you can teach your students to think about how the four pictures are related. They will have to critically think about the relationship to come up with one word. They have to think fast because they will only have 1 minute to answer. There are three rounds:EasyAverageDifficultThe words are based on 6th
Grades:
6th - 8th
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Stop Those Hiccups Resources
These printable worksheets and additional resources created by the author of "Stop Those Hiccups" correlate with that picture book (to be published Sept 30, 2016 by Rowanvale Books) and the “Hiccups Activities’ free document.
Some of the worksheets can also be used for other books, music teachers (2 worksheets show and have students label basic anatomy of how we breathe).
1. Interactive worksheets for each grade (K-6) per 10 combined Reading Literature & Informational Text standards
Grades:
K - 6th
Lesson: "New Year, New Country" SUMMARIZING RI 6.2
This is a complete 60 min. lesson packet on NEW YEAR for ELL and special needs students in a Humanities class. This 50-page lesson focuses on Common Core Standard RI 6.2 I can summarize a text without giving my personal opinion. By the end of the lesson students will be able to summarize the text “New Year, New Country” with main idea and supporting details in at least 3 sentences. The standards are presented in a kid friendly language in this engaging lesson for our students with diverse learn
Grades:
1st - 6th
James and the Giant Peach Chapters 6-8 Bundle
This bundle includes the powerpoint that focuses on the theme of the book, point of view, and other important vocabulary words. This powerpoint also includes a link to the online version of the book. This bundle also includes a reading comprehension worksheet and the adapted version of the worksheet for students who need more support.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Stop Those Hiccups Activities
A free document that addresses A-L-L of the Core Standards for Reading Literacy and Informational Text for grades K-6
These optional scripted questions and activities (with answers) were written for the picture book "Stop Those Hiccups" but some of the activities can be applied to other stories as well.
Similar standards have been grouped together for grades K-6. This should benefit:
-Teachers working with more than one grade level in one class
-Teachers who have one or more student
Grades:
K - 6th
Developing Theme Graphic Organizer
Use this worksheet to develop a theme for any given story. Students can do this independently, in groups, or as a whole-group activity with modeling.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
"The Cat Ate My Gym Suit" Anticipation Guide
Five questions to get students thinking about the themes in this book by Paula Danzinger.
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Grades:
5th - 7th
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