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7th grade literature resources for Microsoft Word and for staff and administrators

Parent Letters for Pre-K-8th: A Guide to Authors and Units of Literary Study

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This is a compilation of ten Parent Letters outlining, from Pre-K to 8th, authors showcased each month and, for grades 5-8, units of study. These are wonderful resources for Librarians, for Children’s Museums which offer story hours, and for English Language Arts Teachers. These make planning the year easier when month-by-month, or quarter-by-quarter, children’s authors to meet and greet and wonderful English and American Literature to read are at the ready for you to use for your specific cir

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Library Skills, Literature

Grades:

PreK - 8th

Types:

Outlines, For Parents, For Principals & Administrators

CCSS Lesson Plan Template - 7th Grade ELA - Reading Literature

Created by

Matthew Joy

Finally, just what you've been looking for in terms of a Lesson Plan Template that is attractive, easy to use, and focuses on exactly what is necessary to meet the needs of your students and to help hone your craft! Oh, and the administrator in your building will love it, if they happen to come in for lesson plan checks from time to time. There are drop-downs for the following: 1. All CCSS standards related to the specific discipline (e.g. Reading:Literature, Language, etc.) 2. Learning Target

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Literature, Reading

Grades:

7th, Staff

Types:

For Principals & Administrators, Lesson

Also included in: CCSS Lesson Plan Template - 7th Grade ELA Bundle

I Did Not Read Assignment.

Created by

Marianna Orsini

Tired of your students not reading their assigned reading homework? Hand them this assignment as a substitute when they do not read.

Subjects:

Classroom Management, Literature, Writing

Grades:

6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

Types:

Handouts, Classroom Forms, For Principals & Administrators

Open House Parent Questionnaire

Created by

Jackie Hamilton

This particular questionnaire is geared towards the parent communicating to the teacher without fear of the child seeing the responses. This has been one of the most powerful resources I have created to immediately start building the positive parent-teacher relationship from the first time I meet the parents. This form allows transparency so that the parent can share character information, previous struggles, etc. with the teacher. I always get overwhelmingly positive feedback about the portio

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Literature, Reading

Grades:

PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

Types:

Classroom Forms, For Parents, For Principals & Administrators