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Easter Common Core W.11-12.2 resources
Easter Egg Hunt Parent Letter - Letter Notes to Parents - Spring Printable
❤️ATTENTION LOVELY TEACHERS❤️Get ready to elevate your Easter egg hunt game with this supercharged parent letter template!⭐️Perfect for any grade level, this customizable letter will set the stage for an unforgettable egg-citing event. With vibrant colors and eye-catching designs, you'll have parents and students hopping with excitement. ✍️Don't settle for a basic announcement - level up your Easter egg hunt with parent letter template today!☀️Hear about this Easter Egg Hunt Parent Letter from
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Not Grade Specific
Easter Writing Unit - 4 Essay Activities Resources, Graphic Organizers, Rubrics
Introducing essay writing for Easter has never been easier! This writing unit with 4 complete essay prompt lessons (argumentative, expository, narrative, and persuasive) guides students through a step-by-step process of writing a 5-paragraph (or more/less) essay. The unit includes: argumentative writing graphic organizer, expository writing graphic organizer, narrative writing graphic organizer, persuasive writing graphic organizer, argumentative rubric, expository rubric, narrative rubric, pe
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9th - 12th
Passover Activities - Informational Writing and Word Search
This NO PREP Passover activity is an excellent resource to help students practice paraphrasing and synthesizing information. If your students are like mine, they are awesome at citing evidence but really struggle with putting information into their own words. Using this resource has been a game changer for all my students. Regardless of their Lexile levels, all my students are able to read the information. Students know that there isn’t one right answer and are more willing to try and write
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: April Sub Plans Activities - ELA - Middle and High School - Spring
Easter Activities - Informational Writing and Word Search
This NO PREP Easter activity is an excellent resource to help students practice paraphrasing and synthesizing information. If your students are like mine, they are awesome at citing evidence but really struggle with putting information into their own words. Using this resource has been a game changer for all my students. Regardless of their Lexile levels, all my students are able to read the information. Students know that there isn’t one right answer and are more willing to try and write th
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: April Sub Plans Activities - ELA - Middle and High School - Spring
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