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Library skills Common Core SL.6.1c resources
School News Program Set-up and Scripts for Student Announcements
This program includes instructions on how to set up the recording, editing, and broadcasting of a daily or weekly, elementary student-made school news show. It also includes an option for audio-only intercom announcements. Everything is editable and customizable in Microsoft Word or Excel files!Product Contents:Instructions for setting up your broadcasting studio, including photos of the studio in the back of the library I worked in.Student applications and sign-up materialsStudio scripts for a
Grades:
5th - 8th
Digital Citizenship EDITABLE Conversation Cards and Collaborative Poster
Get students talking about digital citizenship with these conversation cards and collaborative poster! Discuss the important topics of digital drama, privacy, online safety, media balance, copyright, and how to be safe & smart when using school technology. The text on both the cards and the poster's writing prompts is fully EDITABLE so you can customize them to your needs! This product includes 2 Google Slide decks - one for the cards and one for the poster. Please make sure you are able to
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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The Ultimate Middle School Debate Packet
Debate can be intimidating for both teacher and student. This middle school debate packet has it all. The packet includes: potential debate topics, debate guidelines, key terms glossary, research outline, and debate rubric. This packet will ease your students through debating from start to finish. This resource could also be used for first-time debaters of any age.
Grades:
5th - 8th
An Escape Room for Chris Grabenstein's "Mr. Lemoncello's All-Star Breakout Game"
Bring Chris Grabenstein's "Mr. Lemoncello's All-Star Breakout Game" to life in this escape room challenge. The six puzzles and challenges in this product encourage teamwork and cooperation, as well as comprehension, critical thinking, and creative writing skills, so your students will be learning right along with Kyle Keeley and his friends.This challenge is appropriate for upper-elementary, middle grade, and homeschool students alike, whether in English Language Arts, library sciences classes,
Grades:
5th - 7th
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Also included in:Â Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library ELA - Escape Room - Scavenger Hunt
Library Lesson: Orientation for 6th grade (w/ ELA)
A 2-visit Library Orientation customized for 6g students who are new to the school. This Lesson Plan is aligned with Common Core 6g English Language Arts and is focused entirely on Reading and Narrative literature (Fiction).Orientation Part 1 introduces students to the Fiction area of their new school library, shows them how to choose a good book, and gives them plenty of time to find one. We don't need to talk about returning books (they haven't checked any out yet) or discuss online services (
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Grades:
5th - 6th
Find Yer Own Words, Scallywags! (Paraphrasing Breakout)
A Breakout Box designed as a content review activity for a Paraphrasing Lesson. The slides include the breakout story, five puzzles, the success page, an answer key, a link to a puzzle explanation video, an attributions page, and the slides I used for the lesson. All five puzzle slides can be downloaded and added to the BreakoutEDU Game Creator for a Digital Breakout. One puzzle has an alternate form if you'd like to use the puzzles as a Physical (Kit) Breakout. The breakout was designed for gra
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Halt the Haunting (A Dewey Decimal System Breakout)
A Physical (Kit) Breakout designed as a content review activity for a lesson on the Dewey Decimal System. The slides include the breakout story, four puzzles, the success page, two reference documents, a puzzle explanation video, an answer key, and an attributions page. The breakout was designed for students grades 5-7. Additional materials needed are a UV marker and UV flashlights for each group. This Google Slides has been designed using assets from Pixabay, Printablee, Canva, and Freepik.Ap
Grades:
5th - 7th
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Beat the Bibliography Bandits
A Physical (Kit) Breakout Box designed as a content review activity for a Bibliography Lesson. The slides include the breakout story, four puzzles, the success page, and an answer key. The breakout was designed for 4th-6th grade students. This Google Slides has been designed using assets from Canva and Pixabay.Applicable AASL Standards:AASL III.C.1: Learners work productively with others to solve problems by: Soliciting and responding to feedback from others.AASL III.D.1: Learners actively parti
Grades:
4th - 6th
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6th Grade ELA Technology Activities - PowerPoint (Digital Citizenship ONLY)
With the ever-changing climate of teaching due to the pandemic, this resource is perfect for any educator who wants to teach digital citizenship through distance learning and for those who will teach in a hybrid and/or traditional setting who want to teach these life-long skills. This includes 8 technology lessons for 6th Grade students which consists of digital citizenship lessons based off of the standards and guidelines set forth by Common Sense Media. You can do this whole-class with your ow
Grades:
6th
Cy Burr's Website Savvy Challenge Breakout
(Updated 3/2/24). A Breakout Box designed as a content review activity for a Website Evaluation Lesson. The slides include the breakout story, five puzzles, the success page, an answer key, and the slides I used for the lesson. All four puzzle slides can be downloaded and added to the BreakoutEDU Game Creator for a Digital Breakout. The puzzles will also work as Physical Breakout Puzzles. The breakout was designed for 4-6th grade students. This Google Slides has been designed using assets from P
Grades:
4th - 6th
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