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Free high school ELA test prep classroom forms
Daily Attendance Tracker! ANY Class ANY Grade! Template + Spreadsheet FREE
This tracker allows you to track student attendance daily! I love tracking on a spreadsheet BUT I'm still old school and love using paper trackers even more! If you're like me, this is for you. If you don't have one, this is also for you. What's even better is the paper is on my iPad! You can upload it to your device and track as well. But you can use a clipboard if that does not suffice. Whatever you need, you can find it here. I also have a daily formative assessment tracker that you can u
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Generic Task Card Answer Sheet Free Download
Keep a supply of these generic Task Card Answer Sheets in your classroom, and you'll always be ready for scoot and other task card activities. Download for free, from Rosie's Resources.
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2nd - 12th
Writing Short-Answer Written Responses *Classroom Strategy Signs*
Attached are instructions and classroom strategy signs to help students learn how to write written responses or short-answer questions. Once students learn the simple acronym RAP (R-Restate, A-Answer, P-Prove) they will have rock-solid responses and be confident in approaching those dreaded written response questions.
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Grades:
3rd - 10th
Conference Script for student led conferences
Want to try something new for conferences? Why not have the student lead the discussion? This product includes:1. A colorful cover2. A clear, detailed script for students (tells them what to say AND do)3. A professional parent summary sheet*Fill out the packet with your students and then let them lead conferences! *Change the title and categories for any subject!
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5th - 12th
The Perfect 11-Sentence Paragraph for Common Core and PARCC Preparation
This is a very user-friendly and beneficial form for helping students learn to write a well-organized and well-developed paragraph that supports the claim statement with transitions phrases to emphasize the main points, examples to support those points, and a conclusion that does more than recap what is stated in the paragraph. This is aligned with the Common Core Standards for Writing and perfect for preparing students to write strong essays or to write well-developed short-response answers to
Grades:
8th - 11th
Essay Checklist
Do you use RACE? This checklist is just what you need to help your students organize and keep their essays on track! This checklist has two columns - one that is for Self-Assessment and the other for Teacher Assessment. I use this to grade their essays and it makes grading a BREEZE! It also makes conferencing easy and quick!! This checklist will allow you to see what your student thinks they are doing versus what they are actually doing in their essays! This checklist is also editable, so
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4th - 9th
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Power Write Data Tracking Sheet FREEBIE!
This is a data tracking sheet students can use to track their Power Write progress. See my Power Write strategy here: https://www.mrsbrumfieldwrites.com/2019/02/power-up-for-power-writes.html I use this strategy to increase student writing speeds & writing accuracy - important skills for timed writing tests. Power Writes are the single best strategy I've ever used to help students write with more accuracy and improved speeds. See my other Power Write products to go with this one!
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4th - 10th
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Citing Evidence Pop Quiz
This is a simple Google Form to test students on if they can cite textual evidence. There are only 4 questions, so it is a quick check for understanding.
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5th - 12th
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Context Clues Poster/Handout
Context Clues are useful strategies to support students in developing their vocabulary during reading. Context clues are tricky though; one cannot simply apply all of the strategies all of the time. A good reader will try a few strategies when they come across a new word and then move on.
In this two page document, you will find a handout explaining the different types of context clues and a handout that includes some ideas of strategies for students to try during reading.
Grades:
6th - 12th
High School Independent Reading Log
This reading log allows you to give credit for outside reading done by students. This reading log allows students to show their understanding of the novel in which they read.
Learning covered with reading log:
Character understanding
Setting understanding
Plot understanding
Personal connection
***This reading log will show student work, not Sparknote's work! :)
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10th - 12th
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Setting Goals With Your English Language Learners
EXAMPLE- Advanced-Level Adult Learner- English Learning Goals - Two Birds One Stone Learning, LLC YouTube Tutorial Video- https://youtu.be/xGxl5i9fCSAI. My most important English learning goal for the next two months is: (example) be able to provide detailed information about engineering topics over 5-10 minutes of speaking using correct tense, transitional phrases, and natural expression without mental translation. To reach this goal, the student will… prepare small informational outlines de
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
CCSS Lesson Plan Template- 7th Grade ELA
I've updated my lesson plan to include a checklist for Common Core "Priority Standards" that my district determined to be very important. Each district may decide on different standards which will receive greater emphasis. Feel free to customize this to your needs. I love that it gives a quick way to view the standards, list two weeks' activities, and check off which higher-order-thinking activities in which the students will engage.
This form is customized to 7th grade, but you may change
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2nd - 12th
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Free RAP Strategy Printable
Free printable you can give your students to help them remember the RAP strategy to fully answer any TDA response.
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5th - 9th
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FSA Editing/Revising Checklist
Students, peers and teachers can use this rubric to ensure that they have included everything they need as they practice for the Florida Standards Assessment for Writing. This checklist follows the rubric used at the state level to assess student writing assessments.
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4th - 12th, Staff
Back to School Search for words
Word search games are a great way to teach your kids. The perfect resource to keep on hand for home teachers, Sunday school teachers, and parents Follow me to be the first to hear about freebies and updatesThank you for shopping through my store. Evaluation after downloading is very gratefulEnjoy it
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3rd - 10th
A Word A Day Vocabulary Lesson
You will receive 119 words that you can pop into a power point or use on an overhead or just copy. I teach one word a day and test after 10 words. The first 5 tests will be available for purchase.
Each vocabulary word will have its part of speech, originating language, definition, and a synonym. The template is available of purchase, also. It will have places for 4 words on the front and a4 on the back.
I make a big stack of templates for students to put in their notebook and when we
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Grades:
7th - 9th
A Word A Day Vocabulary - Template for words
You will receive a template that is for 8 words (4 on the front and 4 on the back).
I make a big stack of templates for students to put in their notebook and when we have finished with 8 words, they get a new form. Students have come back for years to tell me that many of their words were on their PSAT test.
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7th - 9th
AP English 3 Rhetorical Analysis - John Lewis's "Together We Can Heal the Soul..
This is a small packet of materials to help students practice the Rhetorical Analysis section of the AP English 3 Language and Composition Exam. I have been able to use this prompt mainly as a short practice in the lead-up to the AP exam.Three documents are included in this packet:1. The prompt and text for a rhetorical analysis on John Lewis's final essay "Together We Can Heal the Soul of Our Nation."2. A rubric, derived from the official rubric released by the College Board, for grading the an
Grades:
9th - 12th
Assessment Chart
This word document is set up so that student assessment results can be collected and analyzed through out the school year. There are three sections, for Reading, ELA, and Math. Each one has three sub sections for student scores. This works great for MAP or other assessment programs.
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K - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Learning Goals for Common Core Standards, Reading: Key Ideas & Details
Here are learning goals and study questions for the Common Core Anchor Standards for Reading: Key Ideas & Details in ELA for Grades 9-10.
The anchor standards are nice because they are a little more broad and don't distinguish between fiction and informational text. In the past, I have tried to teach fiction separately from informational text, but have found that teaching teaching fiction along with informational text has been much more successful.
I have separated the learning goals in
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9th - 10th
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Checklist of Reading Strategies for Students
This checklist is great for students of all ages -- empower your students to make the most of reading! This is easily reproducible and can easily be adapted for younger readers.
This checklist contains:
Pre-reading strategies
Active-reading strategies
Post-reading strategies
By using this checklist, students can clearly see the best practices of great readers in any content area or type of text.
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Today I'm the Teacher
This is a peer conferencing sheet that students can use to effectively give feedback to each other without just being negative. For more information on the Highlighting of a TDA, check out my "How to Highlight my Essay" poster pack.
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Free FCAT 5pt Bonus Coupon
FCAT is a Florida based standardized test. Tests are stressful enough, however, my students love getting this five point bonus coupon to use on their class assignments for participating in the test. This is editable so you can change it to what works best for you. Enjoy!
Keri from Made For The Middle :)
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6th - 12th
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Test Retake Reflection
This reflection form is a perfect way for students to learn what they can do to better prepare for tests. Failing is part of learning and it is okay for students to make mistakes. This is also a great way to also keep a record of students who may not be doing well on tests and quizzes and see patterns. This form will ask students the following: - What did they do to prepare for the test? - What could they have done better during studying or test-taking? - What could I have done better to prepare
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5th - 12th
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