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Middle school english language arts bulletin board ideas for Microsoft Word
Editable Banner Template- Black and White
Editable banner template. Download and edit the banner to your needs. I usually print these on colorful paper!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
iphone text message template (editable), con-text clues, context
Great for bulletin boards or a fun center for writing, vocabulary review, context clue, dialogue fun and much more! Use this editable text message template to create a great bulletin board display or fun writing activity for your students!After an activity of your choice, use this fun template to allow students to creatively make a text message conversation. *Completely editable template* Modify however you choose for any fun writing activity!Included: - Editable text message template (you can c
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2nd - 12th
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Back To School Editable Name Labels - Writing Journals Type Names
Back to School Editable Name Labels for Writing Journals❤️ ✅ ✅ 3 page file with 30 name labels. ✅ Just type in your students' names to create your own labels for students' writing journals. ✅ Uses Comic Sans Font (available in Schoolhouse font in my product listings) ✅ Simply highlight the name Elizabeth's, and type in the name you need on each label, and hit the "return" key. ✅ Names will automatically be centered. ✅ Print on plain white paper or oak tag and cut up OR run on Avery 2" x 4
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Grades:
PreK - 6th
License Plate Name Tags - Car Themed Classroom
License Plate Name Tags
- 2 per page
-After opening the file, click on "John Doe Elementary School" to customize:
School Name
-Click on "Home of the Pirates" to customize:
Mascot Name
-Click on "Name" to customize:
Student Name
-Click on "2017 & 2018" to customize:
School Year
*While editing, you can also change font/font size/font color if needed or desired.
To change the outside "glow" color of the license plate:
-Click on the yellow edge of license plate
-Click the tab "Format"
-Click
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Annotation Symbol Anchor Chart
This printable features 10 valuable annotation symbols that students should utilize during a close reading of a text. The document can be given to students and posted in your classroom. Great resource for English teachers of all grades, as well any teacher with a strong reading focus.
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4th - 10th
Tangerine Character Analysis Soccer Ball
This activity allows students to pick a character from the novel Tangerine and analyze the character in a more fun, artistic manner. Focus on the 5Ws, adjectives (describing words), quotation marks, and following diretions are part of this activity. This activity also can double as an easy way to decorate walls as the final project is display friendly.
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4th - 7th
Bilingual (English-Spanish) Labels for Classrooms with ELLs
This document has 3 parts:
1. 13 bilingual (English-Spanish) labels that you can post around the classroom, labeling furniture, etc,
2. Clip art of children from around the world and speech bubbles with short phrases that you can post in the classroom as a decorative measure.
3. Mini speech bubbles with greetings in Spanish, English, Arabic, Haitian Creole and Russian to decorate your classroom door with.
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
Black History Month Facebook Biographies (Editable Template: With Links)
Greetings Teachers,
Black History Month is a time when we honor the accomplishments of famous African American men and women who have paved the way and made a lasting impact on our society.
This Internet Research Project is creative and fun way for scholars to explore different aspects of their lives through informational reading and writing activities. Scholars will also be able to utilize their research skills to access interesting facts and details, as well as create and publish an amazing
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The One Thing You'd Save- Activities to support the novel
Looking for a creative writing task to fill your bulletin boards for back-to-school or open house? Read aloud the novel and follow-up with this creative writing activity. This creative writing activity is inspired by Newbery Medalist Linda Sue Park's novel, The One Thing You'd Save. The main activity is a writing prompt: What one thing would you save in an emergency if you knew your family and pets were safe? The novel is written in verse with Sijo poems- a form of Korean poetry similar to a H
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Grades:
4th - 7th
Psalm 139- HE KNOWS MY NAME!!!! (Perfect for Back to School)
This activity is great for any point in the year, but especially during the first few weeks Back to School-----it will really set a positive tone in your classroom. ! The concept is simple----God made each and every one of us, and he KNOWS us!! So our students will right away understand that they are valued, and that you want them to know how special they are!
This13 page packet includes:
1. Reflection of the Heart Prinable (He Knows My Name)
2. Readers' Theater (Psalm 139)
3. Contempor
Grades:
4th - 12th
If I had $100... Creative Writing Prompt
Lovely Lauren says,
You've got to grab this great writing prompt for the 100th day of school! To celebrate all things 100, I thought giving your students $100 dollars would suffice! :)
Brainstorm with children what they would do with $100 dollars and just see what kind of creative responses you get!
Your kids will have to chance to have their face on a $100 bill! They could draw themselves, or you can take a picture of them and attach it for some added pizzaz!
This creative writing activity
Grades:
K - 12th
The Giver: 16 Theme-Related Quotations + Teaching/Essay Suggestions
Note: These theme-related quotations are also the focus of my ThemeQuotes trivia game based on this book.
These well-researched, thought-provoking quotations by great thinkers such as Mahatma Gandhi, Pearl Buck, T. S. Eliot and more are a natural addition to your THE GIVER unit! Use them to introduce the play, or as discussion starters, hangman games, or essay questions (essay suggestions as well as a final project suggestion are included). Or simply hang them around the room or on the bulleti
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6th - 9th
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Idiom Project Foldable
Use this idiom project as part of a unit about idioms. I used it in 5th grade, and it worked out great! Each student chooses one idiom to complete a foldable project for. After completion, each student presented their idiom foldable. Several were hung on the bulletin board and the rest were put in a binder for students to study from.
Included: Directions included. Rubric included. Picture of bulletin board example included.
Items needed: PRINT out definitions and origins of idioms for your st
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Grades:
3rd - 7th
Name Labels for Writing Journals-Type Names - Schoolhouse Font
Name Labels for writing journals- 3 page file with 30 name labels. Just type in your students' names to create your own labels for students' writing journals. You must have Schoolhouse Font for this product.If you do not have the MS Word SchoolHouse Lined Font that can only be installed by an administrator, here is a comparable file with Comic Sans.https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Name-Labels-for-Journal-Type-Names-Comic-Sans-Font-291661Directions for this file:Simply highlight the n
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Grades:
PreK - 6th
Family Tree Rubric (Generic)
Here is a great rubric for a Family Tree Project. It is easy for both the teacher and student to understand. Once you have passed this out to each student have them staple it to their project when they turn it in. Makes grading easy-peasy!
A second page is included for working on their draft sentences. A great way to work together as a class and prepare. Some students may need the extra structure as a requirement while other students may be encouraged to venture "Above and Beyond" these sentenc
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Just Keep Reading- Disney Finding Nemo
A fun poster for a Disney or Pixar themed classroom!
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
Open House Display Idea for Upper Grades - Six Word Memoirs
So many times, teachers of upper grades struggle with some creative idea to display student work for Open Houses or Parent Conferences. Recently, a series of books has been published based on the idea of a six-word memoir. Larry Smith and Rachel Fershleiser's books include six-word memoirs from writers "famous and obscure", including one by teens called I Can't Keep My Own Secrets, and the original collection, entitled Not Quite What I Was Planning. The idea is for students to express their "so
Grades:
7th - 12th
Name Labels for Reading Folders-Type Names
Name Labels for Reading Folders- Schoolhouse Font - 3 page file with 30 name labels. Just type in your students' names to create your own labels for students' reading folders. If you do NOT have Schoolhouse Font on your computer, please see the Comic Sans version of this file in my product listings. Thank you... More labels, multipurpose, vailable with other graphics among my other product listings below. Simply highlight the name Elizabeth's, and type in the name you need on each label,
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Vocabulary list to use in scary stories
This is a list of 16 vivid vocabulary words that will strengthen your students' scary stories. I typically use this around Halloween when I have the kids write short horror stories. The words are clearly laid out in a chart and I require the kids to pick 10 of their favorites to use in their writing. The kids enjoy using these creepy words and everyone is impressed with the creative diction in their stories.
This vocabulary list works great with my peer editing scary stories form, also posted
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Inferences and Drawing Conclusions (I Have Who Has)
This cooperative learning activity encourages your students to use clues to infer and draw conclusions to identify the answer. The students will use their prior knowledge to identify a variety of common objects, animals and places. This document includes twenty-two premade “I Have Who Has” game cards. I hope that your students enjoy this activity!
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Wit and Wisdom Content Stages Colored Poster
This Wit and Wisdom Content Stages document can be printed in color and taken to a print shop to create a full-sized poster. It can also be used in document format to distribute to students. The document lists and describes the five content stages: wonder, organize, reveal, distill, and know. It can also be customized to fit your needs.
Grades:
K - 8th
Celebrate Diversity - Where Are We From? Bulletin Board Map/Activity.
Where Are We From?
This fun activity plots locations on a bulletin board map for the whole class to see. It is great for representing cultural diversity in the classroom. Ask students about their culture and ancestors and then plot data for all to see in a unique way. This product includes a material list, directions, tips, and a sample worksheet.
The activity and the corresponding bulletin board decoration can be used in a variety of ways. It can be an opening of the year icebreaker and
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Grades:
4th - 12th
85 Attendance Questions
I started taking attendance this way last year. I post an attendance question on the board when students enter the room. When I call their name, they respond with an answer to the question instead of the classic "here". I enjoy this activity very much and it gives you some insight to your students. An exammple question would be: "If you could have any super power, what would it be?" I tried to make the questions more complex as the school year goes by. You do not have to use the questions
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Printable Sentence Strip Template, Print on Sentence Strips
Now you can save and print your files. No more tossing strips because your handwriting got funky. No more rewriting strips year after year. Great for bulletin boards, cutting up sentences, separating phonemes, centers signs... Anything that you usually write on sentence strips. Note: This is set up for 3" x 12" strips. If you have 24" long strips, you must cut them in half (laminate or tape them together later if you need long strips). Make sure you're printing on the base line only side (
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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