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Earth Day Common Core RL.6.4 resources
Earth Day Reader's Theater and Informational Text Toolkit for Grades 4-8
Looking for Earth Day reading and writing activities for your middle school students? This reader's theater script is the perfect way to combine reading, writing, and fluency while raising awareness about our environment!Project Butterfly is an Earth Day reader's theater script your middle school students will love! This 11 character PDF script includes comprehension questions and word work activities, making this unit a flexible teaching resource you can use in multiple ways!• 6-page, 12-charac
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Reader's Theater Bundle: 12 Engaging Scripts for Big Kids
Earth Day Poems Reading Discussion & Analysis | Hands-On Earth Day Poetry
Earth Day Poetry Puzzles are a fun, engaging way for students to practice close reading and poetry analysis. Middle school students will be actively engaged in hands-on, interactive collaboration and student-led text-based academic discussions as they read the Earth Day poems closely, reread, and think critically, working together to assemble the puzzle pieces in the correct order.★ GET MORE FOR LESS ★ with this Growing Bundle of Poetry Puzzles!WHAT'S INCLUDED• 90 Poetry Puzzle Pieces with lines
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6th - 8th
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Earth Day Context Clues Color By Number
This no prep, ready to print activity is a fun and engaging way to have students practice using context clues to find the meaning of unknown words while getting into the Earth Day spirit.Included:*2 Print Different Color By Numbers (Earth Day Related)*Answer Key for bothWays to use this resource:*Morning work*Do-now*Exit ticket*Early finisher*Assignment*Activity*Center workThis is part of my Earth Day Growing Bundle!Related Products⭐ELA Vocabulary Bingo Game⭐Test Prep Vocabulary Activity-Trash t
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4th - 6th
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Also included in: Context Clues Color By Number Holiday Growing Bundle
Earth Day Figurative Language Activity Digital
This digital hide and seek game is the perfect way for your students to practice figurative language while having fun with Earth Day.Students will read a question and identify the piece of figurative language in each sentence. If the answer is correct, an image will appear. Students are trying to find all six pots of golds. There are 14 questions total. Figurative language includes: simile, metaphor, onomatopoeia, personification and idiom. Included in this resource:1 Digital Google Sheets Activ
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4th - 6th
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Also included in: Earth Day Literacy Activities Growing Bundle
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