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Black History Month writing-essays interactive whiteboards
Citing Textual Evidence Practice: CLAIM EVIDENCE AND REASONING Elaboration CER
Step-by-step workshop to teach textual evidence and elaboration. Culminating writing: FULL CONSTRUCTED RESPONSES. ARTICLES INCLUDED!This workshop guides students through the process of gathering and quoting evidence and elaboration for argumentative, expository essay writing, and short answer extended responses. Several methods are used for breaking down each element including C.E.R. & R.A.C.E strategy. Students learn each element in chunks, then gradually build the elements into responses,
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â ELA SUPPLEMENTAL BUNDLE READING & WRITING CURRICULUM W LESSON PLANS 6-8TH
Martin Luther King Jr. PowerPoint Lesson for Martin Luther King Day Grades 1 2 3
Let’s Learn About Martin Luther King PowerPoint Lesson will help you present age-appropriate content to your students in first grade, second grade, or third grade. The animated PowerPoint with illustrations will keep young learners engaged as the text is read and discussed. It is perfect for use with a Smart Board or other interactive whiteboard; however it can be used without this technology as long as you have a computer and PowerPoint software. The final page of the PowerPoint includes li
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1st - 3rd
Thesis Statement PRACTICE For Argumentative Essay Writing w Lessons & Activities
Thesis statement practice for argumentative writing the fun and simple way! This Google Classroom workshop will have students whipping out perfect thesis statements in minutes. It is an interactive, MUST-DO lesson before teaching argument writing. After all, the thesis statement is the most important sentence in the essay. In this self-checking workshop, students identify elements and missing elements of thesis statement by moving the buttons to reveal answers. They will also write thesis statem
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6th - 9th
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ENGLISH 1 & 2 STAAR | Extended Contructed Response (ECR) or Expository Essay
This unit focuses on the UPDATED STAAR extended constructed response or ECR. This was formally the expository and persuasive essay. To ensure student STAAR success, this unit comes with simplified steps and interactive notes and activities that step struggling students through the writing process. To save you time, each lesson comes with detailed instructions, speaker notes with TEA information, answer keys that show possible responses, notes on how to adjust with time contraints, and ready to p
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9th - 12th
Black History Month | Digital Google Slides + PDF
If you are wanting a digital resource to use to teach about extraordinary leaders in history for Black History Month, this resource is for you! Use in the classroom or use for distance learning (feel free to add your own audio files!). Included for each person is an e-book and activities. There is also a .pdf of all of the activities in case you want to do paper/pencil. And...a research project is included so students can learn about a person of interest! Here's what's included:-What is Black Hi
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K - 3rd
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Also included in:Â Science and Social Studies YEAR LONG GROWING Bundle
Opinion Writing Graphic Organizer | Posters Anchor Charts
This opinion writing resource is for 4th and 5th grade classrooms. It includes an opinion writing graphic organizer with reasons and examples, anchor charts, posters, and teacher notes to help support your teaching of opinion text-based writing.This resource walks students through:dissecting the writing prompt gathering text evidencehow to best select a side to supportplanning their writing using a template for their outlinedeveloping different types of hookswriting a solid introductory paragrap
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4th - 5th
How to Write a Conclusion Paragraph for Informational Writing
Engage your class with this digital interactive lesson where students will learn how to write a conclusion paragraph for an informational essay! This no prep interactive lesson for Google Slides shows students how to write conclusion in 3 simple steps: restating the thesis statement, summarizing the main points, and providing a final thought. Students will learn from multiple examples and opportunities to practice. Students will be engaged with movable pieces and text boxes to write their resp
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3rd - 5th
Also included in:Â Informational Writing Interactive Lessons How to Write an Essay Bundle
Black History Month Bitmoji Virtual Classroom (Google Slide & PowerPoint)
This classroom is full of Black History Month themed books, videos, activities, and more. The file comes in both PowerPoint and Google Slides. The link for the PowerPoint version is on the last slide (in hot pink). This room is a little different because I have left several objects blank so you can put your own assignment links. If you don't want to add your own you can just delete the image. -Editable images and links-Remove last slide before presenting-I post rooms in a PDF form so the kidd
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K - 5th
Black History Month Orff Arrangement, African American Spirituals, Growing Bund.
Perfect for Black History Month - February - and all year round!!!This is a great GROWING BUNDLE of 12 African American Spirituals. Each song comes with sheet music, lyrics page, 4-5 rhythmic ostinatos, and 2 melodic borduns/ostinatos. The price will go up as I continue to add more spirituals to this growing bundle. Buy now at its lowest price!Spirituals Included:* All Night, All Day* Chatter with the Angels* My Father's House* Amazing Grace* Every Time I Feel the Spirit* He's Got the Whole W
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K - 6th
Hamburger Paragraph Writing Powerpoint
This 21 slide powerpoint walks students through how to write an effective paragraph in a fun way. It includes opportunities for student practice, a name that book ending game and a hamburger paragraph graphic organizer.
-Here is a detailed list of the contents:
-Opening Slide
-Importance of learning how to write a good paragraph
-Top bun- introduction sentence
-Chart of different openings for writing
-Student practice- write a introduction sentence
-Student practice- now rewrite the sentence to
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Grades:
3rd - 7th
Martin Luther King Jr. Day | Digital Google Slides + PDF
Wanting to teach your students about Martin Luther King, Jr. Day? This elementary-age appropriate Google Slides e-book also includes a true/false activity and an "I Have a Dream" activity. A .pdf of the activities is also included. If you are using this for Distance Learning, you can feel free to add audio so students can listen to you read the text as well!Slides included:-What is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day?-Who was Martin Luther King, Jr.? (8 slides)-When is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day?-Obser
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K - 3rd
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Also included in:Â Holidays YEAR LONG GROWING Bundle
Thesis Statement Mini Lesson Practice Would You Rather DIGITAL RESOURCES ELA
Wanna get your students cracking up while learning how to write a thesis statement for ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY WRITING? This hilarious, Google Slides workshop uses WOULD YOU RATHER questions as prompts to teach basic elements and structure of a thesis statement. Students LOVE it! This EASY workshop is perfect for 6th grade teachers introducing thesis statement, and for older struggling students, or those who lack prior knowledge. Students simply choose a position, plug in their claim and reasons, t
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Argument and Debate QUARTER 2 BUNDLE
Daily Informative Writing Prompt, Write Every Day, Journal Prompts 3rd grade
Students need to write every day, and this collection of 30 informative writing prompts are a fast and easy way to incorporate daily writing practice. This set includes 30 writing prompts, with a 3rd grade-specific rubric by each prompt. These prompts are specific to 3rd grade, and are perfect for projecting on the wall as a prompt for Work on Writing in Daily 5, as morning work, as an engaging activity after lunch, or however meets your needs! Simply project, and students write in their writing
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3rd
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Informational Writing Interactive Lessons How to Write an Essay Bundle
Are your upper elementary students struggling to write an informational essay? Add digital interactive fun to your informative writing unit with this bundle which has no-prep activities that will save you time! This WRITING BUNDLE includes 9 digital interactive lessons designed to teach students how to write an essay based on the 5th grade Common Core Standards. Students will be guided through the writing process by learning the elements of informational writing, choosing a topic and subtopics,
Grades:
4th - 6th
Black History Month Digital Scavenger Hunt BUNDLE/Google Slides & Forms
Get TWO engaging DIGITAL (Google Slides and Google Forms) Black History themed SCAVENGER HUNTS with this bundle. Help students understand and appreciate February, Black History Month. Students use hyperlinked, interactive Clue Boards full of reading passages, information, and facts to answer comprehension and inferencing questions on their Google Form Questions & Answer Quiz. You will receive a Black History Month Scavenger Hunt full of facts and information about why we celebrate Black Hist
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4th - 8th
Teaching Expository Writing - 3rd, 4th, 5th Grade Writing Activities
This digital download makes teaching how to write an expository essay fun and effective. Your students will use the layout of a sandwich to understand the parts of an essay.
The step-by-step instructions teach about the introduction, the main ideas, and the conclusion. Multiple graphics for display purposes and student templates make this a fun and interactive week of writing workshops.
Click Here For Additional Expository Downloads
This packet comes directly from my Expository Writing for
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3rd - 5th
Daily Writing Prompt Bundle 4th Narrative Informative Persuasive Journal Prompts
Students need to write every day, and this bundle contains 90 writing prompts! The 30 narrative, 30 informative, and 30 persuasive writing prompts are a fast and easy way to incorporate daily writing practice. This set includes 90 writing prompts, with a 4th grade-specific rubric by each prompt. These prompts are specific to 4th grade, and are perfect for projecting on the wall as a prompt for Work on Writing in Daily 5, as morning work, as an engaging activity after lunch, or however meets your
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4th
ELA Test Prep Analyzing State Test Writing Prompts Digital Lesson Google Slidesâ„¢
Do your students ever read an essay prompt and write something only vaguely related to it? Get them ready for state writing tests with this interactive digital lesson, which will walk them through a four-letter acronym that clears up the confusion. Each of the four sections in this lesson helps kids analyze a different aspect of prompts and includes interactive practice questions. Four assignment slides put it all together at the end to let you assess your students’ understanding. You can go thr
Grades:
5th - 7th
Historical Figures Unit | Famous Americans | Then and Now | Social Studies Unit
Historical Figures Google Slides and worksheets included are:Benjamin Franklin - 5 lessonsThomas Jefferson - 5 lessonsLewis and Clark and Sacagawea - 3 lessonsGeorge Washington Carver - 3 lessonsTheodore Roosevelt - 3 lessonsRuby Bridges - 3 lessonsThis bundle also includes 3 "Long Ago vs. Today" lessons on Google Slides (those 3 lessons total 71 Google Slides and can be stretched across more days as needed). This purchase includes ALL of my historical figures lessons as well as my long ago vs.
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K - 3rd
Jackie Robinson Interactive Timeline
Click HERE to watch a FREE, video preview of the Interactive Timeline! Included in this pack is an interactive PowerPoint of Jackie Robinson’s life. In order to use this product, you must have Microsoft PowerPoint installed on the computer. This PowerPoint is perfect for whole group lesson reviewing the life of Jackie Robinson. The PowerPoint reviews Robinson’s life from birth until death. The following events are highlighted on the timeline:*Birth*Attending UCLA*Signing with the Kansas Cit
Grades:
2nd - 3rd
Thesis Statement Practice Worksheets For Argumentative Writing Would You Rather
Wanna get your students cracking up while learning how to write a thesis statement? This hilarious, Google Slides workshop uses WOULD YOU RATHER questions as prompts to teach basic elements and structure of a thesis statement. Students LOVE it! This EASY workshop is perfect for 6th grade teachers introducing thesis statement, and for older struggling students, or those who lack prior knowledge. Students simply choose a position, plug in their claim and reasons, then put it together in a sentence
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6th - 9th
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Citing Textual Evidence Practice
Teach the skills of gathering, citing, quoting, and integrating evidence, and using elaboration with this fun INTERACTIVE DIGITAL NOTEBOOK made on Google Slides. NO PLANNING! NO PREPPING! NO PRINTING!This workshop guides students through the process of gathering and quoting evidence and adding elaboration for constructed responses and essays. Great for self-pacing because students can work directly on the slides. Also, great for social distance in class learning, and hybrid teaching because Go
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6th - 9th
Also included in:Â Argument | Thesis Statement | Narrative | Informative FULL YEAR of Writing
Black History Month Comprehension Digital or Print with BOOM Cards & Worksheets
This is a comprehensive NO PREP, NO PRINT DIGITAL unit that addresses Black History in an engaging way. It is fully interactive and includes a BOOM CARDS version, a PDF version, and PRINTABLE worksheets for multiple options to present the content to your students. This unit also works great with TPT Easel!It includes 16 mini reading passages about prominent figures who blazed a trial in America. The Boom Cards are full-color and is fully interactive with point and click and DRAG and DROP fea
Grades:
5th - 8th
Also included in:Â BUNDLE Black History Month 365 BOOM Cards Comprehension Unit
Textual Evidence Powerpoint using RACE Strategy
This 18 page powerpoint introduces the R.A.C.E. strategy (Restate the question, Answer the question, Cite Evidence and Expand). This lesson walks students through the steps in RACE using guided practice. At the end of the lesson, a question and text is provided to allow students to practice using R.A.C.E. on their own. This powerpoint contains the following:-Introduction-Common Core Standards (you can edit it to fit your grade level)-Discussion question-Textual evidence defined-Textual evidence
Grades:
4th - 7th
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