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Other (ELA) Common Core RL.6.3 lessons
"Casey at the Bat" Unit - Poetry Lessons and Poetry Activities
This is an extremely detailed, CCSS-aligned unit. Student read and analyze the poem "Casey at the Bat" by Ernest Lawrence Thayer. It is designed to help students analyze what the poem says explicitly as well draw inferences from the text. Students will determine the poem’s theme and analyze the theme development over the course of the text. In addition, students will investigate word choice, figurative language, and mood. Students will acquire a range of general academic and domain-specif
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5th - 8th
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ELA Emergency Sub Plans for Middle School Vol. 3
Emergency ELA Sub Plans for Middle School - Volume 3These language arts sub plans are perfect for filling (or refreshing) your substitute binder with engaging, standards-based activities. This is a true stand-alone resource that was designed to offer a print and go sub plan solution for middle school ELA teachers. No additional books or companion materials are needed!This EMERGENCY ELA SUB PLAN Set #3 resource includes:• A 4-page high-interest reader’s theater script • Reader Response Questions•
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4th - 7th, Staff
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Also included in: ELA Emergency Sub Plans Bundle for Middle School
6th Grade Digital Interactive Reading Notebook | Year-Long Bundle
This 6th grade digital interactive reading notebook can be used to interactively teach your standards in Google and Microsoft! You'll get the full drive with lesson file, answer key with answers from suggested mentor text, and tech tutorials. Each lesson comes with moveable pieces to provide a visual model for students as they are learning the new standard. This resource includes the informational & literature reading standards.Included in this resource:Interactive notes for each standard (w
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6th
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Grade 6 ELA Bell Ringers - 45+ Printable Bell Ringers - Full Year Bundle
Lumos Bell Ringers for Grade 6 English Language Arts - To help educators measure and drive standard proficiency.This Bundle Includes 45+ Printable Bell Ringers that cover all 6th Grade ELA learning standards.Answer keys and detailed explanation.Online access to Lumos Teacher Portal to help you easily assign and monitor your student progress.Online access to Lumos Student Portal that provides personalized learning, diagnostics, and remedial practice.Domains Covered:Reading: LiteratureReading: Inf
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6th
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Characterization in Hotel Transylvania
Students will have fun learning about methods of characterization with popular media that appeals to their age group and eye-catching lesson materials, including an animated PPT lesson and illustrated worksheets.
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Students will analyze Dracula’s characterization in depth during this lesson on characterization covering character traits, direct vs indirect characterization, using the S.T.E.A.L. acronym to remember the techniques of indirect characterization, analyzing character
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5th - 8th
Narrative Structure: Summarizing on the Story Mountain Lesson Plan & Activity
Are you ready to teach your students narrative structure? Look no further! This product includes a CCSS-aligned lesson plan and no-prep activity ready to go!Included in this product:CCSS-aligned lesson plan following the gradual release of responsibility (modeling, guided practice, collaborative practice, independent practice)Anchor chartGraphic organizers for student useSample graphic organizer to refer to while teaching
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4th - 6th
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Plot Elements for Any Story for Google Slides
This free resource covers the elements of plot: exposition, inciting incident, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. Each part of the plot mountain is defined and includes an editable slide for students to type on! Teachers simply add the story title and assign! Take a look at the preview for a closer look!I hope you enjoy this free resource!
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5th - 8th
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Theme with Disney - Identify, Analyze Development, Games, Songs & More!
Students will finally master how to idetify themes with these fun and student-centered Disney inspired lessons. What's included:- Teaching Guide- Pre-activity Questions- Topic vs Theme Worksheet- Identifying a Theme Worksheet- Matching Theme with Disney Movie Game- Disney Bingo Game- Theme Development Worksheet- Interacting with Theme (Lion King Songs)- Theme Discussion (The Lion King)- Answer Key
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5th - 12th
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Jumanji Book Study Reading Lessons and Activities
Engage your students with an exciting read aloud of Chris Van Allsburg's Jumanji with these six detailed vocabulary and comprehension lesson plans and seven literacy activities!This product includes:Detailed vocabulary and comprehension lesson plans focusing on context clues, visualization, figurative language, predictions, suspense, and more!Lessons followed the gradual release of responsibility model, including modeling, guided and collaborative practice, and independent work.All lessons inclu
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2nd - 6th
6th Grade ELA Module 2A Unit 2 Bundle - Bud Not Buddy and Steve Jobs
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Smart Notebook Lessons
Resource File for students and teachers
In the first half of this second unit, students continue to explore the topic of “rules to live by” as they closely read the poem “If ” by Rudyard Kipling. Students determine themes of the poem, consider what “rules to live by” Rudyard Kipling is communicating, and analyze how individual stanzas contribute to the poem’s overall meaning. They compare the experience of reading the poem and listening to it
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6th
The Outsiders Chapter 12 - Analyzing Character
Use this handout to help students practice analyzing character in The Outsiders chapter 12. Students will first take notes on the 5 Stages of Grief (video included), which they will use to analyze Ponyboy in chapter 12. Completing a graphic organizer, students will then be pushed to explain how Ponyboy embodies the 5 stages of grief and find evidence to back up their claims. Then, students will put their thinking together in a well-crafted paragraph as an exit ticket.Either assign this as indepe
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6th - 8th
Hunters and Gatherers to Farmers
As a Special Education Teacher, it is challenging to read all the content in our 6th grade textbook- History Alive due to the Lexile level and length. This resource is a shorter version of Lesson 3 titled "Hunters and Gatherers to Farmers". In this resource you will find: A short narrative "Hunters and Gatherers to Farmers".Lesson Design Idea and how to link plot to this Social Studies topic.A simple Plot Template (beginning, middle, end)A Plot Template (Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Fall
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3rd - 6th
Types of Conflict Lesson Plan Person vs. Conflict Type Worksheet HW Mini Project
This fully editable lesson plan and packet for identifying types of conflict in literature! Use this lesson to teach your students the different types of literary conflict (person vs. self, person vs. person, person vs. society etc.!Teach students the definition of conflict, the types of conflict, and the definitions of internal and external conflict. Then, split your students into 7 groups, and have each group create a scene/skit about that conflict type. Have students perform their scenes for
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5th - 8th
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Narrative Plot Template
I love teaching Plot and Narrative at the same time. This resource allows for both standards to be taught together to save time. This resource is inspired by the first unit in Study Sync titled Facing Challenges. The template provided here can be used over and over again during the school year. The Plot template is combined with narrative writing to show students the link between the two. The following are included:Plot template Plot template for scaffoldingNarrative Sample Lesson Plan
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3rd - 7th
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Plot Analysis
This task aims to assist students in revisiting the components of a plot through the examination of digital content. In the first phase, students activate their prior knowledge of plot by identifying plot elements in the pilot episode of the Disney mini-series "Shook." Subsequently, students are prompted to analyze how the writer utilizes these elements to communicate meaning by answering 4 deeper-thinking questions. The video needed for this is "Shook" by Disney Channel Episode 1 - "Slay" and
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6th - 8th
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Grade 6 ELA - 35+ Standard Aligned Printable Worksheets - ELA Skills Mastery
Grade 6 English Language Arts Printable Worksheets | Year-Long Bundle | 35+ Printable Worksheets | ELA Literature Worksheets | Reading Worskeets | Writing Practice Worksheets | Supplemental Classroom ResourceThis Bundle Includes:35+ Grade 6 ELA Standard Aligned Printable worksheetsDetailed Answer key & ExplanationOnline access to Lumos Free Teacher AccountDomains Covered: Reading: LiteratureReading: Information TextLanguageLumos Learning programs are trusted by over 537,900+ students, 76,200
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6th
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Mixed-Up Fairy Tales: Exploring Story Elements through Dramatic Arts
Mixed-Up Fairy Tales: Exploring Story Elements through Dramatic Arts is the second lesson in my Once Upon a Time Unit, designed to teach Common Core Reading and English-Language Arts* standards with an artistic bent. The lesson begins with a retelling of a favorite fairy tale Rapunzel along with an anchor chart for Fairy Tale Elements. I used Paul Zelinsky’s Rapunzel because it’s a personal favorite, but a favorite tale from the storyteller is best. Students read traditional fairy tales, complet
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3rd - 6th
Sci-Fi & Dystopian Fiction - Genre Lessons (Brave New World)
Over the course of four lessons aimed at middle schoolers and homeschoolers, students will learn about the science fiction and dystopian fiction genres while engaging with extracts of Aldous Huxley's seminal work 'Brave New World'. Students will:-Develop an understanding of the context and plot;-Read and comprehend extracts from the story;-Analyse the story to build a P.E.E. paragraph;-Before finally applying the story to a short creative project.Students will additionally learn about stop motio
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6th - 8th
ELA Question Stems (6th) for End of Grade tests
Please enjoy this free download. Use this list of question stems, commonly seen on the sixth-grade end-of-the-year standardized test, to build lessons, create practice activities for remediation or extension assignments, and/or to review for the test.
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5th - 7th
Shakespeare "Much Ado About Nothing" Choice Board/Tic-Tac-Toe Board
This is a wonderful final activity for students studying William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. It offers nine different activities divided into three categories: Writing, Artistic, and Research. You may have students do one activity, one activity from each section, a tic tac toe, all of one row, or even all of them.
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6th - 12th
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Plot Notes and Activity
This plot assignment provides notes to students about the basics of plot and Freytag's Pyramid as well as an interactive activity where students breakdown their favorite movies into the parts of the plot. Students will love incorporating their favorite movies into class. Perfect for grades 5-8.Assignment includes:- Notes on plot- An example of the student activity- Student assignment form (editable)
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Story Elements Notes and Activites
Tone & Mood Introduction & Whole Group Practice
This could be used as an introductory day of Tone and Mood. This gives students the opportunity for notes and practice as a whole group. Includes:- Tone and Mood Definitions (visual slides for note-taking)- Pictures that ask kids to define the tone and mood- Sample passages asking kids to define tone and mood
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5th - 7th
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Using Short Films, Commercials, Spoken Word, and Pictures to Teach ELA Standards
I have compiled some of my favorite short films, commercials, spoken word and pictures to teach: inferences/citing text evidence, characterization, and theme. Some of the slides have questions to generate conversation and check for understanding. https://whiteboard.fi/ if a great free resource to utilize when having students respond (also consider using Nearpod).
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6th - 10th
Reading Extension Project--Character Fakebook Page
Wondering how to invite students to think at a deeper level while responding to a text? How about embedding some real-world digital citizenship lessons at the same time? Well here's your chance. In this reading extension project, students synthesize and create meaning on a deeper level by reflecting on character, turning points, and theme, while applying them in a unique Facebook Page from character's point of view. With the in-depth reading reflection and real-world application benefits, th
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5th - 9th
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