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8th grade english language arts centers for Microsoft Word $5-10
High School ESL Grammar, Vocabulary and Reading Skills
50 pages of various levels of ESL practice including beginner, intermediate, advanced and low-literacy/SIFE. Grammar practice includes present tense, mixed tense, conjunctions, apostrophe use and passive voice among others. Readings and vocabulary expansion exercises include a woman's story of growing up from ugly duckling to TV star and a mother dog who adopts kittens. Low-literacy focus on letter sound combination distinction exercises (e.g. SH vs. CH sound). General ESL alphabet/number/co
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6th - 12th
Notice and Note - Animated Shorts BUNDLE | Distance Learning/ Google Classroom
SAVE OVER 30% With this bundle deal!NOTICE AND NOTE IN PIXAR SHORTS - 2 Shorts for each of the 6 SIGNPOSTS! ANIMATED SHORTS:→ "Destiny" (AA)→ "The Scarecrow" (AA)→ "French Roast" (CC)→ "Tin Toy" (CC)→ "Piper" (AHA)→ "For The Birds" (AHA)→ "Ratatouille" (MM)→ "Shoe" (MM)→ "Partly Cloudy" (TQ)→ "La Luna" (TQ)→ "Boundin'" (WW)→ "One Man Band" (WW)PAIRED LITERARY ELEMENTS:→ "Theme"→ "Tone"→ "Plot"→ "Conflict"→ "Character"→ "Static/Dynamic"→ "Sequencing"→ "Adjectives"BONUS FILE INCLUDED!→ 6 N&N P
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3rd - 8th
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Math Skills Pre-Assessment for English Language Learners
This math skills pre-assessment (which was updated in March 2022) was created for newly arrived English Language Learner students so that teachers could identify any major gaps in mathematical understanding before heading straight into the grade level math content. This 100 question assessment is specifically created for students with limited English proficiency as it limits the linguistic demands that are often found in many other math assessments and contains a sample question for each section
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4th - 12th
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Complete Chapter Questions for the Maze Runner
As a special education teacher, I found most resources related to the Maze Runner to be higher level, abstract thinking, and I was seeking more concrete and literal questions. These questions are basic, literal comprehension questions for every chapter in the book. I have students do a chapter summary and then tackle these questions. The questions also include page numbers (coordinating to the mass market paperback) to aid your students in searching for the answers. Remove these per your discret
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5th - 8th
101 Days of Critical Thought Provoking Writing Prompts: Grades 6, 7, 8, 9
Recommended for grades 7 through 11, these 101, five minute quick write prompts are designed to stimulate student thought and help them to develop their ability to produce on paper effortlessly. Sentence starters, celebrity quiotes, critical thinking and fun situational prompts and proverbs are included. I have observed my eighth graders (former reluctant writers) move from writing two or three sentences in five minutes, to a well developed paragraph to an entire page or more. Many prompts are
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7th - 11th
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Math Stories - Small Group Reader's Theater
This group of scripts was written to introduce or reinforce key math concepts. As you are aware, math has a language all its own and it is critical to practice and use the language as much as possible. These reader's theaters were written just for that purpose. Some of the items covered in them are the properties of multiplication; classification of quadrilaterals; formulas for perimeter, area and volume; introducing fractions , mixed numbers, and explaining the need for common denominators. Som
Nonfiction Text Features Classroom Stations
This item includes 6 stations (this is 1/2 of the original Nonfiction Text Structure/Feature Classroom Stations that I have posted). This only includes the stations that have to do with text features. Please see the preview in the original 12 classroom stations posting for more information.
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5th - 10th
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Small Group Reader's Theater for Halloween - Book 2!
In this book, there are 7 reader's theaters. Each script is written for 3 - 5 students. They were written for Halloween. The scripts always look MUCH better on paper than it does in the advert on this webpage. Each reader's theater is sold singly but you can get all seven in this packet. Scripts are: Jack-o'-lantern A.K.A the Legend of Stingy Jack, The Ghost and the Jack-o'-lantern, The Headless Chicken (A True Story), The Legend of Sleepy Hollow or the Headless Horseman, The True Story of the H
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4th - 12th
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Compound and Complex Sentences and Many More: Entire Year of Grammar on Sentence
This is an student tested and success guaranteed resource for improving sentence fluency. This 27 page unit covers a wide variety of sentence construction techniques. The unit is an amazing resource for anybody that teachers sentence fluency, writing, or grammar across 4th-8th grade. Ideally, this unit should be used continually at different intervals throughout the entire academic year for educators that seek to vastly improve their student's written communication and expression The sentence t
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4th - 9th
The Second Mrs. Giaconda Study Guide and Jeopardy Test
Study Bundle Includes:BONUS FILE of multiple-choice questions for each chapter 1. Research questions -assign this worksheet and then have an oral quiz in class (with pictures and answers in red). 2. Letter Writing Assignment-informal and formal 3. Formal Letter example 4. Section questions include(answers in the back) * Primary source, Allusion* Sarcasm, Metaphors, Close reading* Sensory Writing about an event with a sensory chart * Questions about Characters and Text Includes foreshadowing, m
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5th - 9th
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Persuasive Reviews Packet
24 page packet of Persuasive Reviews
**To be used as mentor texts and examples for students to read when teaching a unit on persuasive writing**
Packet includes 4 sections:
Book Reviews
Restaurant Reviews
Movie Reviews
Game Reviews
Reviews are VERY student friendly and include a text-review and rating scale.
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2nd - 12th
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Romeo and Juliet Bio Project (Body Bio)
Project where students are creating a character biography by drawing out the character and adding certain elements to the portrait that best describe them. Tip: Works best with poster or bulletin board paper.
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Romeo and Juliet UNIT BUNDLE
200+ Premade Geography Terms for Word Wall + Blank Strips to Make Your Own
121+ Geography term for use of a Word Wall + blank strip for extra words. Font: 39 SmoothAbsolute locationAccessibility resourceAcculturationAcid rainActive volcanoAgricultureAltitudeArchipelagoAshAtlasAtmosphereAxisBayBedrockBiosphereBirth rateBoundaryButteCanalCapeCapital goodsCapitalismCardinal directionsCarrying capacityCartographerCinder coneClimateColonialismCommand economyCommercial farming CommunismCompass roseGeographyConiferousConstitutional monarchyConsumerContinentContinental climate
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Build A Bundle for Georgianne B
Long Vowel Pairs Guess Who
This is a fun way to incorporate hands-on memorization of long vowel pair sounds. Build a Guess Who board game with the materials given and play in pairs.
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2nd - 8th
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Independent Reading Program, Just Right Books, and Book Summaries
Selecting a Just Right Book, creating a collection of book summaries, book reports, reading lists and suggestions, interacting and making connections with independent reading novels, meeting daily reading expectations, reading for fun, making D.E.A.R. meaningful (Drop Everything and Read), rubric for grading independent reading practice, student rating system, silent sustained reading
Through this independent reading program, students are taught to select a "Just Right Book" using the 5 finger
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3rd - 12th
Golden Line Close Reading Strategy
The Golden Line is a close reading strategy that allows students in interact and connect with the text. Students select a "golden line" from their reading, provide a summary of the story/book when the golden line was shared, and make a connection to the text.
This is an assessment that does the following: assesses comprehension, inferring, summarizing, and connecting.
Included in this packet is a sample golden line to share with students and a blank template to use in your classroom.
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7th - 12th
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A Separate Peace - Discussion/Analysis Topics
This handout can be completed independently, in pairs, small groups, or as a full class -- and at any point in the novel. Can be a study guide replacement if you want students to look at big picture topics.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â A Separate Peace UNIT BUNDLE
A Raisin in the Sun Pre-Reading Background Stations
Before reading A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry, have students work through these background stations in order to learn about Harlem, Chicago, redlining, and more. Each of these topics is relevant to a theme within the play, and going through these stations will give students the context they need to succeed while reading and deepen comprehension. What's included: Station 1: Poetry - "Harlem (A Dream Deferred)" by Langston Hughes- Keywords, defined - State test-related questions about t
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8th - 12th
Jugando con las letras y los números en otoño.
Se trata de un proyecto de actividades prácticas de fonética y matemáticas para que los alumnos participen y se diviertan en clase o en casa como tarea durante una de las estaciones del año, el otoño.
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K - 8th, Adult Education, Staff
A Decade of Changes: A Play featuring Maya Angelou, Dr. King and Malcolm X
This is an educational play about the life of Maya Angelou from 1960- 1969. It focuses on the events in her life that ultimately led to her writing the famous autobiography, "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings". There are 12 speaking roles and several crowd scene for non-speaking roles. The events covered in the play include Maya Angelou meeting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X and Dr. W.E.B. Dubois. There are also scenes depicting her reaction to the deaths of Dr. King and Malcolm X. This pl
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2nd - 12th
Extremophile Research Writing
Today, Astrobiology and medical fields are finding new ways for humans to adapt and live. Recently, we have discovered Extremophiles that may give us the ability to live "where no man has lived before". Feel free to adapt to your classroom. I have used this pack in my classroom for the past few years and it is an amazing tool to guide students through the process. I usually find the most current articles to copy and use with this resource. Some schools utilize computers or tablets to comple
They Both Die at the End
I have divided up the novel into four equal parts and have provided a quick "who, what, when, where" matching quiz assessment for readers. I like to do this when students are completing a self-directed novel study for me to ensure they are reading the piece and to see their basic understanding. This novel I will be using with my grade nine students, but can easily see it fit in with some grade ten and eleven readers as well. I believe some of the lower readers may miss the subtle connections wit
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8th - 11th
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Book Club
In this document there are many ways to get your scholars thinking deeper about this textVocabulary words with definitionsRoom for scholars to practice using vocabulary in a sentence A different skill focus for each chapter that align with specific reading goals for the reading level (including: setting analysis, character traits, plot, synonyms, close reading & more)Quiz including- multiple choice and open response questionsResource can be used in a small group setting, whole group setting,
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3rd - 8th
MIDDLE SCHOOL WRITING WORKSHOP FUN NARRATIVE REVISION STATIONS!
Instead of subjecting students to a silent day of self-reflection, consider putting a little pizzazz in their revision by hosting these narrative revision stations!
These stations cover some of the crafts middle schoolers can always use extra support with, including
*adding more show-don't-tell through sensory language
*pumping up setting (supplement with some of your favorite student or published author examples!)
* focusing on figurative language (simile, metaphor, hyperbole)
* ensuring clar
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6th - 9th
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Strong reading skills can help students make sense of written content, and gather information for further analysis. Writing skills can help students articulate their ideas, construct arguments, and synthesize information. And speaking and listening skills empower students to clearly present their ideas, participate in group discussions, and collaborate with their classmates. This is why teaching English language arts is critically important for student’s success in school and beyond.
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