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Writing-essays homeschool curricula for Microsoft Word and for special education
Argumentative Essay Example: Organic Foods: Worth the Hype?
Need an essay for an example of argumentative writing? This is the one for you! I wrote this about organic foods and whether or not they are worth the extra price tag that goes along with them. I made sure that the different parts of an essay and paragraph are very much easy to find and identify.(Introduction, topic sentence, transitions, details, conclusion, etc.) At the end of the piece, students have to color-code the parts of the essay and respond with their own reaction based off the text.
Grades:
5th - 7th
Reading Comprehension Strategy Book - Visuals/Mnemonics
This is a reading strategy book that I created for my special needs students to use when reading passages and answering comprehension questions. Everything is either presented visually or in chart form or presented as a mnemonic. There is a page that describes what to look for before you read (flow chart type format); two pages for what to do as you read (a really great graphic of how to write the gist of a paragraph and a text coding box); one page of what to do after you read (this is a page
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Animals and their Babies Matching Cards
Included in this set are 18 Animal/Baby Pairs. There are many uses for these cards, including using them as 3 part montessori cards. Includes instruction page and images.
The images are public domain images from Pixabay.
Animal pairs include:
• Dog/puppy
• Cat/kitten
• Duck/duckling
• Pig/piglet
• Penguin/chick
• Elephant/calf
• Seal/pup
• Sheep/lamb
• Horse/foal
• Human/baby
• Cow/calf
• Chicken/chick
• Lion/cub
• Rabbit/bunny
• Gorilla/infant
• Tiger/cub
• Bear/cub
• Deer/fawn
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Special Education: Can I Buy This? Using Money Life Skills {Autism}
*** You may edit this Word document as needed ***
This worksheet was originally created for a student with special needs. The first sheet contains 16 items of clothing and accessories with real-world prices. The second sheet contains multiple scanned bills of $1, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100.
In my lesson, the student chooses a bill and places it in the blank space after "What Can I Buy With" and we repeat the sentence along with the dollar amount. They look through the items and place a ma
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
80+ Decodable Books for Intermediate Readers (2nd grade)
A comprehensive series of 86 sequential, skill-building, high-interest books for 2nd grade readers. These books include, vocabulary, spelling work, phonics work, and comprehension questions. Each book is only eight half pages long. These small kid-friendly books are designed to help your child master the art of decoding.
Grades:
2nd - 4th
DRO board (escape function)
Token Board (5"x9") Differential Reinforcement of Other behavior (task refusal, bartering with adult, verbal protest, non-compliance, etc.) Protocol Included :)
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Visual Schedule
Visual Schedule 15 tasks (editable) Used for longer ABA sessions where several tasks are completed Just print, laminate and add velcro! :)
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
AP Lang Q3 Prep: Specificity in Examples
I designed this activity to help my AP Language students increase the specificity in the examples they come up with when answering the Open-Ended Q3 Argument prompt. This activity could be used outside of test preparation to teach students how to enhance the specificity of examples they use in support of an argumentative thesis. It gives examples of a prompt as well as vague, moderately specific, and very specific examples for each. It includes blank spaces for students to create their own examp
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
CCSS:
Ultimate Common Core Aligned Argumentative Essay Outline Graphic Organizer
My most popular product has been my argumentative essay outline, and I have wondered if I should mess with a good thing. Well, after using these organizers this year, with great success, I have decided to include this step-by-step collection of outlines.
This packet is different from my original outline. While I really liked using my original outline, I was able to make improvements based on how it worked in my real life classroom, and the final result is this collection.
This download includ
Grades:
6th - 10th
Great Picture Dictionary for your classroom
I created this picture dictionary for an ELL student in my classroom. It could also be used in writing folders or as another spelling resource.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Compare/Contrast Essay Guide/Rubric The Hitchhiker by Lucille Fletcher
Great compare/contrast essay guide and rubric for middle school students. Easy to follow and to explain paragraph by paragraph. Use with Venn diagram after reading the radio play (free versions available online) and watching the Twilight Zone episode (#16-this is not on Youtube, so I had to use my Netflix account). My seventh graders really loved the story....made writing an essay a little less painful for all of us. :)
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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ECSE Lesson Plans: Theme 14 Turkeys/Thanksgiving
One week of lessons focusing on the theme of Turkeys/Thanksgiving. Designed for ECSE Autistic Class, suitable for quick and simple lesson ideas, daycare use, homeschooling, mini-lessons, etc. Suitable for 3-5 years of age. Column for writing/typing in IEP objectives, PreK standards, and Kindergarten standards. Louisiana standards are cited
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Grades:
PreK - K
ELA Summer & Remote Learning Packet
This is a great packet that you can use whether it's daily reading or a long term home schooling assignment. It can also be used as an ELA Center assignment. -Short Reading Passages-Reading Comprehension Questions-Open Ended Questions-Sentence Corrections-Punctuation
Grades:
3rd - 6th
The Sign of the Beaver Book & Movie Compare/Contrast Essay
Based on The Sign of the Beaver, this cumulative assignment breaks down a compare and contrast essay. Step one- using a graphic organizer, student will record information about the film and text. Step two- students will narrow down their findings and outline body paragraphs. Step three- students will outline their personal opinion. Step four- Students write their rough draft using the specific paragraph notes included (a thesis statement is also provided). Step five- students revise/edit essay u
Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in:Â The Sign of the Beaver Literature Bundle
Argumentative Essay Writing- Common Core State Standards
This is a packet that describes what is expected of argumentative writing. It contains the following:- a graphic organizer (filled out with examples) that students can use to organize their points, counterpoints, and rebuttals when writing an argumentative essay. - a sample completed outline that students can model (the topic is "The Dangers of Social Media Sites"). -sample introduction paragraph-sample body paragraph-sample conclusion paragraphThe sample paragraphs illustrate what such paragrap
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Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Social story about feelings
Great for students of all abilities including children with special needs
Social stories are a neat technique to teach a skill or concept to a child
This short story talks about a variety of feelings, when you feel them, that it's okay to feel them, and what to do when you feel them.
Feelings include excited, silly, happy, bored, sad, frustrated, mad, scared, proud, and jealous
Includes visuals
Great for use in preschool - 5th grade as well as special education to teach emotions
Great for
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Study Skills Unit 2018 (WORD) by Kim Townsel
New reduced price!!!
UPDATED July 2, 2018
This is the WORD version. This unit is also available in PDF format at a lower cost.
Note that while I try to update as frequently as possible, sometimes the Internet links (which are NOT the basis for the content) may change.
Study Skills 101 Unit for teenagers. No textbook needed. A book, video, and other products of mine on TPT are recommended for use, but aren't required.
Included are:
• Bellringers, critical thinking questions, integrated
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Grades:
6th - 12th
ESE/ASD Lesson Plan (Tracing/Writing Names)
This lesson plan consists of a step-by-step lesson for students with autism and other learning disabilities. The lesson is curriculum based and can be used within the classroom or for home schooling. Included in this plan is an overview that guides the implementation of this lesson by educators and parents of students on the spectrum.
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Grades:
K - 3rd
Henry and Mudge First Book Comprehension Questions
Henry and Mudge The First Book multiple choice comprehension questions. Questions are from each chapter of the book. The chapter page numbers are listed to help students search and locate their answers; teaching study skills at an early age. Chapter questions are separated on each page, allowing teachers to cut and present chapter questions separately as each chapter is read.
Used in teaching Special Ed children in an inclusive classroom setting.
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Grades:
K - 4th
Glass Castle Big Ideas/Motifs Analysis Paper Assignment
Included in this product are 4 documents which explain and provide expectations for the assignment. These materials include an overview of the paper, 2 "writing process" help sheets that further outline the expectations and give direction on the structure of the paper, and a final rubric for grading.
This assignment expects that students choose three major motifs or "big ideas" found through their reading of The Glass Castle, provide supportive quotes to substantiate their points, and write an
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Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ESE/ASD Lesson Plan: Shape (Circle)
This lesson plan consists of a step-by-step lesson for students with autism and other learning disabilities. The lesson is curriculum based and can be used within the classroom or for home schooling. Included in this plan is an overview that guides the implementation of this lesson by educators and parents of students on the spectrum.
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Grades:
PreK - 3rd
"Let It Snow" Novel bundle- Complete Unit w Pacing guide
The following unit is over the novel Let It Snow which includes guided reading packets for each of the 3 novellas that make up the novel. Unit also includes a formative quiz for each novella, a final exam over the novel as a whole, a theme analysis essay (prompt, detailed outline, and rubric), and a novel-movie comparison worksheet.Bonus File includes Literary Circle Expectations handout which includes list of vocab words (for flashcards) as well as a pacing guide/ due date calendar (updated for
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
On Demand Writing Prompt: Screen Time
To practice the writing skills needed to take, and pass, the English Placement Test for college entrance, this on demand writing task asks students to critically read and explain a text based quote. Then, create their individual argument and support it with personalized evidence. This on demand writing task can be paired with the Common Core Essay Rubric listed in our store's resources.SKILLS ADDRESSED - Critically reading a promptFormulating an argumentSupporting argument/thesis with evidence
Grades:
9th - 12th
Tuck Everlasting Response to Literature Essay Frame
This resource includes three parts: The first part is a color coded essay frame for teacher demonstration for a Tuck Everlasting Response to Literature with text evidence embedded. The second part is without the color coding for reproducing for student use. The third part is a color coded complete essay sample, 6-9 grade level Response to Literature essay, based upon the short story "Both Sides of the Fence." The original author's text, Teresa Bateman, for this story may be found in Cricket M
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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