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Writing-expository Common Core K.MD.A.2 resources
Open House Scavenger Hunt | Back to School Open House Activities EDITABLE
Bring fun into Meet the Teacher Night with the Open House Scavenger Hunt! Inside you will find five different back to school activities that are perfect for engaging your students during Open House as well as for getting to know the teachers, staff members, and peers at the beginning of the year. Editable templates included!Inside you will find:*Please Note: ALL Activities are provided in both COLOR AND PRINTER FRIENDLY versions.♥ Scavenger Hunt: One supply checklist page, one teacher checkl
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K - 3rd
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Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt | Thanksgiving Homework and Activities
These Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt and Homework Activities make it easy to provide students with engaging skill practice that will keep students thinking over the holiday break! All five activities are perfect for keeping students focused in your kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, or 3rd grade classroom during this exciting time of year.*Please Note: ALL Activities are provided in both COLOR AND BLACK AND WHITE* ♥ Scavenger Hunt: One Food Checklist page, one Family Member Checklist page (provided in version
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K - 3rd
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How To Measure Length - A Writing Activity
Another step-by-step writing activity by Mr. K's Kindergarten!
This was created to be used during your measurement unit, but can also be used as a stand-alone activity. Incorporating multiple content area lessons in one, you get a bigger "bang for your buck".
I introduced this activity about a week or two after introducing our measurement unit and the processes for measuring length so that my students were already familiar with the steps before being expected to write them.
The students are m
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K - 1st
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The Crucible- Expository/Informative Essay Task- Common-Core aligned
If you are looking for a fun, yet rigorous performance task to end your The Crucible unit look no further. This performance task will require students to think critically as they examine the literal and metaphorical meaning of Arthur Miller's play title. The end product will be a 5 paragraph expository/informative essay that is common core aligned. This assignment has a description, guidelines, and due dates. Perfect for students in grades 9-12.
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9th - 12th
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