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Writing-expository Common Core SL.5.1c resources
Debate Templates Worksheets Graphic Organizers Rubric Anchor Charts Prank Topic
Help your students master the skill of persuasive writing as they participate in an April Fool's Day-themed debate arguing over whether pranks should be allowed in the classroom or not!This product includes both printable and digital versions with a link for Google Slide version and digital directions.This introduction to debates writing project includes everything you need to introduce, review, and enjoy holding debates in your classroom: anchor charts, graphic organizers, task directions, rubr
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3rd - 6th
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Memoirs Family Heritage Project ~ Distance Learning ELA
Oral history is lost forever if not uncovered and recorded. This beautiful project engages students as historians - creating a family heirloom heritage collection box, doing comprehensive interviews of an older relative with a large given bank of intriguing questions, creating a newspaper full of various modes and forms of writing showcasing the research of family history. Finally, the student prepares and presents their findings in an engaging oral presentation - sharing snippets of best lear
Grades:
4th - 9th
"Informative Writing: Civil Rights" Google Slides- Bookworms Supplement
Bookworms Curriculum: 5th grade ELA: Module 2- Unit 2: History of Civil Rights (Lessons 33 - 45). These lessons correlate with the book: "The Watsons Go to Birmingham- 1963" by Christopher Paul Curtis. Students will be conducting a research report about civil rights and creating an informative writing piece.This resource is completely editable through Google Slides. This resource includes modeling slides, timers when appropriate, discussion questions, "I can" statements, success criteria, rubric
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5th
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Also included in:Â "Grade 5 ELA Module 2 BUNDLE" Google Slides- Bookworms Supplement
5th Grade Social Studies - Guided Notes and Exit Slips BUNDLE FOR ALL YEAR
This BUNDLE includes all 22 of my Guided Notes and Exit Slips for Social Studies and U.S. History. Keeping students engaged in social studies and history lessons and helping them remember the huge amount of content in a year can be tough. This product can help by providing a structure for students (and teachers) to dig deeper into the historical content you are teaching which will allow them to begin making deeper connections like cause and effect relationships and analyzing events from multip
Grades:
5th
Black History Month Banner
Engage your students in important research for Black History Month! This mini research project is a great learning opportunity and makes for a nice display in the hallway or on a classroom bulletin board. This resource includes both a digital version AND a printed version for your convenience. I have also included clear and explicit directions, along with a list of historical African American figures. This engaging project will inform your students of American history and push for critical t
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3rd - 10th
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Multiculturalism in the Classroom Whole Unit
Are you looking for a unique, relevant, and engaging way to teach multiculturalism in the classroom? This whole ELA unit teaches multiculturalism to students in grades 4 to 6 from the angle of the immigrant and refugee experience. Teaching multiculturalism in the classroom is more important now than ever before. This whole unit includes 7 complete lessons that promote inquiry, research, and discussions, all focused on the immigrant and refugee experience. I taught this unit in my own classroom,
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Also included in:Â ELA Teaching Unit Bundle
6 Traits of Writing Rubric - (Rigorous and Improves Writing TREMENDOUSLY!)
This is a rigorous writing rubric for all elementary school students. This rubric is developed based on the 6 Traits of Writing. My students' writing has improved TREMENDOUSLY as they grade themselves on the rubric and also peer-assess each other on the peer-assess rubric. When students write, I always make sure they are keeping these 6 traits in mind. When students know that they will need to grade themselves on all 6 traits, they are more mindful of including these 6 traits of excellent writin
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1st - 6th
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Dialogue Organizers for Collaborative Conversations
Students, especially struggling students, deepen the understanding of surface knowledge through conversations about the topics. This booklet provides the research behind, purpose of, and strategies to use the four dialogue organizers, which are aligned to the Speaking and Learning Comprehension and Collaboration Standards. A checklist aligned to the Common Core State Standards helps students improve and focus on improving strategies for collaborative conversations. Resources and credits extend t
Grades:
5th - 8th
Colonial/American Revolution Artist Research Project
While my students learn about the Early Colonies and the American Revolution during our history unit, I assign them this project to visualize what life was like in the early 1700's through the 1800's through the lens of an artist that was alive back at that time.This project has 3 parts:Part 1: The students do research in class and at home to write a Biography of the artist they have been assigned.Part 2: Students will create an imitation of their assigned artist's art piece(s). Part 3: Students
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Grades:
5th - 6th
Upper Grade Biography Project Presentation Rubric - Listening Comprehension
Assess LISTENING COMPREHENSION and strengthen presentation skills with this simple rubric for student presentations.How is this rubric different?Many rubrics assess the speaker. This rubric is designed to assess the listener during peer presentations. Students presentation skills can improve from the gallery style presentation format (described in the teacher's note) as they present and listen to presentations multiple times. You can also use this rubric with more traditional whole-class present
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3rd - 6th
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Dialogue Organizers Free
Four organizers [color and black/white] enhance student dialogue
through collaborative conversations to gather ideas on teacher or student topics, the notes from which will provide information for further writing or projects. Directions on color sheets guide students and provide information for students and teachers. Useful for introductory conversations in student groups, and for follow-up group conversations to learn to listen to ideas. Information students gather in the organizers provide the
Grades:
5th - 8th
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