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Middle school ELA test prep literature circles for Microsoft PowerPoint
The Book Thief Jeopardy Novel Study Review Jeopardy Game
This fun and engaging Jeopardy Style Game is the perfect way to review the novel The book Thief by Markus Zusak. I typically put the class into small groups or individuals and ask a member of the group to choose a color and dollar amount. That is the question that they have to answer. When I get the class to do it individually I get them to put the answers down on a piece of paper and mark them at the end of the game.NEW! I have now introduced a visual point scoring system to keep track of how
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Grades:
6th - 12th
ELA Morning Work Riddles - Winsome Teacher
This set includes 60 slides, each of which covers an upper-elementary ELA standard*! Each slide provides students with an ELA riddle to solve, then asks them to provide an example! It's great for morning work, centers, you name it!You can use these as a YEAR-LONG spiral review of the main standards/vocabulary by using 1-2 slides/week. To do so, show a slide on Monday, then give students around five minutes of think time on Monday and Tuesday. Friday. For maximum benefit, have students write thei
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Also included in:Â ELA BUNDLE for Grades 3-6 - Winsome Teacher
MClass Reading 3D Written Vocabulary Powerpoint
This is a power point to introduce or review the vocabulary that are in the written comprehension portion of Reading 3D.
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Grades:
K - 8th
Reading Street Literary Terms Literary Elements Word Wall
Authors specifically write to make us think. They enhance their writing by including techniques, literary terms and devices. Authors use flashbacks, point of view, sensory details, imagery, and tone to advance a plot or story.
Reading Street offers literary terms, each week we focus on a new word. However, to focus on just one word with one story is inane. Authors use a plethora of devices and elements in their writing. They aren't limited to just one.
Challenge your students and enhance
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Grades:
3rd - 9th
Describing a Picture - Speaking, Tips and Practice
Describing a picture can be quite difficult to students if they don't have an idea of how to do it properly.In this PowerPoint, we explain, step by step, how to do it from a general view to a more detailed one where they will learn how to describe the background, foreground, left and right sides, etc.This PowerPoint also includes practice pictures where the pupils will choose a picture to describe after learning the basis.Everything is animated and triggered.An important and powerful tool to ha
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Grades:
4th - 12th, Adult Education
modern farmhouse team table lables and squad talk discussion prompts
These labels are great to put into any picture frame, including the ikea frames. The modern farmhouse look is simple and keeps things classy. The front side provides the table team name/ norms and a place for students to write their group job role. The back gives squad talk discussion prompts
Grades:
2nd - 7th
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The Character, and How the Character is Developed
Students will be able to define character, and how the character is developed in a work of literature. Students will have a clear definition of the antagonist and the protagonist as well. Teachers can choose how much of the PowerPoint they would like to show throughout the characterization unit, because the definition is spread out throughout 10 slides.
Teacher can also write notes the slides, as most of the slides have space for class notes and teacher modifications.
The slides are appropri
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Anagram Riddles # 3
This is a 13 page powerpoint with clues and animations and answers to anagrams. My 3rd graders love how they have to think to get the answers.I find these make my students think and gain control of their spelling errors.
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Also included in:Â Anagram Riddles bundle # 1- # 5
Nonfiction Interactive Reading Lesson: All About Camels
Who doesn't like learning interesting facts about animals? Learning to read nonfiction can be fun if you have a high interest topic! This lesson includes a nonfiction passage, glossary, and 8 text dependent questions and 6 vocabulary questions. Students will have the opportunity to reread the passage or take another peek at the glossary just by clicking a button! If they get an incorrect answer, they will receive a message encouraging them to try again! A great way to learn how to read and c
Grades:
5th - 7th
Common Idioms Activity
Figurative Language is always so much fun to teach!
This is a 163 slide PowerPoint that can be converted into an activity for individual students or groups!
Includes 55 idioms with a chart that has the idiom listed, the idiom meaning, and the literal meaning!
*I also have a worksheet I will e-mail over if you would like once you purchase.
Each slide has a picture or pictures.
*Can turn it into a game with students of how many idioms they can get correct.
ENJOY!
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Grades:
5th - 9th
Weekly Reading Quiz A
For use with any novel, especially in book clubs/literature circles. Tailored to ask STAAR English 1 EOC style questions about ANY fiction reading material!
Similar products for non-fiction coming soon.
Grades:
7th - 11th
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