7 results
Oral communication life skills Common Core RI.8.9 resources
REAL WORLD SKILLS- SOCIAL MEDIA: Safety, Privacy, Media Bias, Instagram, Reading
Improve Specific Reading Skills With These Relevant 'Real-World' Lessons! Social media is here to stay… but there’s a lot to know about using social media in a safe, educated, and healthy way. How do you determine if what you're seeing online is accurate or true? Why does it seem that everyone else having more fun? These high-interest, life-skills lessons tackle relevant and engaging topics students will WANT to read about, in a light-hearted, easy-reading style. Teens and ‘Experts’ offe
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 12th
Your New Playlist Student Guide
A student study-guide for Jon Acuff's book Your New Playlist. This student guide provides processing tools, action steps, and repetition for your students.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Guided Listening Activities, ELA Lesson Plans for the THIS AMERICAN LIFE Podcast
This podcast comprehension lesson explores 2 episodes of This American Life. Develop listening skills in the middle school or high school English Language Arts classroom with these podcast worksheets.DIRECT INTERVENTION READING STRATEGIES THAT WORK DISCUSSION QUESTIONS WITH ANSWER KEYS INCLUDED INFORMATIONAL HANDOUTS & GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS This Guided Listening: This American Life Podcast resource includes direct intervention reading strategies for two podcasts carefully selected for the sec
Grades:
6th - 9th
Ad Hominem Doodle Notes
Ad Hominem Notes- These doodle style notes can be used as an introduction to the fallacy, as a stand-alone mini-lesson or as a review. Included:- Blank student notes- Blank student notes with people doodle- Teachers sample answer key with definitions and additional sketchesDetails covered in the note-taking- Definition of Ad Hominem- Reasoning for usage- Colloquial names for the fallacy- 2 major types (circumstantial & abusive)- Tu Quoque examplePlease email me here with any questions or c
Grades:
6th - 12th
"A Christmas Carol" Non-Fiction Associated Texts
Connect the fictional story of "A Christmas Carol" with the given 3 non-fiction texts. Assign each student 1 of the 3 articles (differentiation) then have students form groups with others that read different texts. Students share what their text was about & answer the associated questions that go along with each text, while stimulating conversation among students about the importance of giving to others.
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 8th
Types:
6Cs Critical Thinking v2.8 (Folder 1 of 5) Distance Learning & Google Classroom™
This is folder 1 (of 5) for the Educircles.org 6Cs Critical Thinking unit.⭐ SEP 26, 2021 Version 2.8 UPDATE: There are a lot of files in this product. It can be confusing.Look at the lesson plans for FREE here in FOLDER 5.WATCH this video. It explains how to get the files you need for each lesson.NEW! When you buy the main 6Cs CRITICAL THINKING UNIT product, you get a FILE TABLE of CONTENTS (PDF). It has one-click copy links to help you quickly find each file you need for a lesson.If you have an
Grades:
6th - 10th
Types:
8th Grade ELA Digital Citizenship - News Outlets' Credibility
Show your 8th Graders how to evaluate the information reported by 24/7 news outlets using the computer via Google Slides. This lesson is based on the standards and guidelines set by Common Sense Media. You can either do this through the teacher's copy or through Google Classroom as an assignment if your learners have school Google Accounts.
Grades:
8th
Types:
Showing 1-7 of 7 results
TPT is the largest marketplace for PreK-12 resources, powered by a community of educators.
IXL family of brands