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8th grade Black History Month english language arts assessment interactive whiteboards
Daily Oral Language - Tons of DOL Sentences, Grammar Rules, and Tests
This collection of classroom resources helps students practice editing for correct grammar, finding common mistakes in sentences, and improving our overall writing skills. SMARTboard files allow students to manipulate words on the board in front of class.The zipped folder contains 25 digital files for your use in the classroom. Each of the 5 grammar units consists of:~8 SMARTboard "Sentences of the Day" with key (40 total)~Grammar Rules Powerpoints (focus on commonly made mistakes)~Unit Test (wi
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5th - 8th
Family Culture Project: Activities, Resources, Google Slides and Lessons
The Family Culture Project offers an engaging exploration of students' ancestral roots, inviting them to delve into the rich tapestry of their family histories and original countries. Through interactive activities and research, elementary and middle school participants embark on a journey of discovery, celebrating cultural diversity and fostering a deeper understanding of their heritage. With hands-on projects and presentations, students not only learn about their own backgrounds but also gain
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1st - 8th
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Context Clues Vocabulary Strategy Boom Cards™ Set 4 | Determine Meaning
This interactive deck of Boom Cards™ is perfect to practice the vocabulary strategy of inferring vocabulary words' meanings using context clues. It is suitable for 8th, 9th, 10th, or 11th grades of ESL, EFL, and native English speakers high school students. With practice, they can master this strategy and improve their reading skills. What is included?✦ One Boom Deck with a total of 21 cards ✦ 1 instruction card ✦ 20 cards with multiple choice questions ✦ Each card includes a sentence with a voc
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8th - 10th, Adult Education
Independent and Dependent Clauses Interactive Lesson & Google Form Quiz
Can your students tell the difference between a clause and a phrase? Do your students need help understanding independent and dependent clauses? Do they know subordinating conjunctions and comma placement? This digital resources guides students through understanding clauses. It includes a digital student interactive notebook with embedded text-boxes and movable pieces. It includes a teacher notebook to display on your interactive whiteboard while guiding students through the lesson. Answer s
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5th - 8th
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Digital Phonics Board for Distance or Hybrid Instruction -Advanced Board
What are teachers doing to teach phonics remotely? Here is the solution to districts not wanting to send home letter boards for reading programs. It will also increase engagement as well. You will receive a tutorial video and file for interactive phonics instruction that can be used with 1 student or used in groups. Lessons can include up to 20 boards.The use of this interactive and collaborative board can mirror what is done in the classroom because every student will get a board to read and sp
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2nd - 12th
ELA Academic Vocabulary BUNDLE | 6th, 7th, 8th | Literature | Test Prep
This no-prep bundle includes Google slides interactive lessons, for middle school students to practice standard-aligned academic vocabulary on RL standards through critical thinking, academic conversation, and formative assessment. This resource is perfect for introducing a lesson, end of year test prep and review, station rotations, and small group instruction.⭐️ This resource includes academic vocabulary for all literature standards ⭐️ Each resources within this bundle incudes:Teacher instruct
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6th - 9th
ELA Academic Vocabulary BUNDLE | 6th, 7th, 8th | Informational | Test Prep
This no-prep bundle includes Google slides interactive lessons, for middle school students to practice standard-aligned academic vocabulary on RI (informational text) standards through critical thinking, academic conversation, and formative assessment. This resource is perfect for introducing a lesson, end of year test prep and review, station rotations, and small group instruction.⭐️ This resource includes academic vocabulary for all informational standards ⭐️Each resources within this bundle i
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6th - 8th
Context Clues Passages
Once you've taught context clues, students can use these passages to practice identifying the meanings of unfamiliar words in context. Using a SMART Board, students can come up and highlight clues in the passage that lead them to the correct definitions of the words. Multiple choice answers are provided. This can also spark great discussion as students debate over which answers are the best match for the words, using the text as support. This could also be used as a quiz to assess mastery or a p
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6th - 8th
We Beat the Street Novel Study
INCLUDES: VOCABULARY WORDS FOR EACH CHATPER DISCUSSION & COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS FOR EACH CHAPTERBACKGROUND INFO CHARACTER CHARTJOURNAL ACTIVITIESWORD SEARCHCROSSWORDPROJECTS WITH CHOICE MENUSFINAL TEST
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5th - 12th
Context Clues Vocabulary Strategy Boom Cards™ Set 3 for High School Students
This interactive deck of Boom Cards™ is perfect to practice the vocabulary strategy of how to determine word meanings using context clues. It is suitable for 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th grades of ESL, EFL, and native English speakers high school students. With practice, they can master this strategy and improve their reading skills. What is included?21 total cards 1 instruction card 20 cards with multiple choice questions Each card includes a sentence with a vocabulary word. Students will have to r
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8th - 10th, Adult Education
Story Map Organizer (Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution)
Have you ever wanted to your students to map out the events in a story to show their comprehension of it? Well, look no further! This product features a story map (exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution) which tests students' knowledge of a poem, short story, or novel. With each level, students will be asked a series of questions where they will have to respond on the lines given. Each set of questions will correspond to the level of the story in which they have to thi
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4th - 12th
FFA / NFA - Black History Month NFA and Agriculture Bell Ringer Slides
FFA / NFA - Black History Month NFA and Agriculture Bell Ringer SlidesOne of the most important parts of class is kicking things off in the right way. Having a opening or bell ringer for students as soon as they hit the room for me is key to a productive class. Here is a special set of bell ringers that focuses on Black History Month. Option 1: Use each slide as its own day. Celebrate Black History Month with your agriculture students each day highlight an aspect of the NFA or influential black
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5th - 12th
Procedural Writing Powerpoint - Lesson, Activities, Projects & Success Criteria
A complete Powerpoint on procedural writing!Resource includes:- Definitions, Must Includes, Lessons & Examples- Success CriteriaProcedural Writing Activities:- How to bake a cake- How to take care of a pet- Cleaning Up- Planning a picnicAssessments:- Map directions - partner activity- Create a new game- Write your own - Templates included
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2nd - 8th
State Testing: How to Breakdown a Written Prompt
Use this PPT to present to students! This Powerpoint highlights the three types of PCRs students will be required to respond to on state assessments. Based on the complexity of the language used, and the "wordiness" of the sample prompts, this PowerPoint provides helpful suggestions for both teachers, and students to break down what is being asked of them.In order to break down, or "unpack" a prompt students should follow four easy steps, highlighted here. This PowerPoint includes three samples,
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6th - 8th
RL.2 Standards-Based Vocabulary Interactive Lesson - Theme & Objective Summary
In this no-prep Google slide interactive lesson, middle school students will practice standard-aligned vocabulary on RL.2 (theme & objective summary) through critical thinking, academic conversation, and formative assessment. This resource is perfect for introducing a lesson, test review, station rotations, and small group instruction.This resource includes:Teacher instructions for use5 academic vocabulary terms aligned to RL.2 (editable definitions)A critical thinking drag and drop activity
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6th - 9th
Also included in: ELA Academic Vocabulary BUNDLE | 6th, 7th, 8th | Literature | Test Prep
Context Clues Vocabulary Strategy Boom Cards™ Bundle | Practice Task Cards
This bundle of interactive Boom Cards™ is perfect for your 8th, 9th, 10th, or 11th grades to practice the vocabulary strategy of inferring vocabulary words' meanings using context clues. It is suitable for ESL, EFL, and native English high school students. With practice, they can master this strategy and improve their reading comprehension skills. What is included?✦ 4 decks of boom Cards (Total of 84 cards)Using Context Clues Set 1 Using Context Clues Set 2 Using Context Clues Set 3 Using Contex
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8th - 10th, Adult Education
RI.9 Standards-Based Vocabulary Interactive Lesson - Conflicting Information
In this no-prep Google slide interactive lesson, middle school students will practice standard-aligned vocabulary on RI.8 (analyzing conflicting information) through critical thinking, academic conversation, and formative assessment. This resource is perfect for introducing a lesson, test review, station rotations, and small group instruction.This resource includes:Teacher instructions for use5 academic vocabulary terms aligned to RI.9 (editable definitions)A critical thinking drag and drop acti
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6th - 9th
RI.8 Standards-Based Vocabulary Interactive Lesson- Evaluating Claims & Evidence
In this no-prep Google slide interactive lesson, middle school students will practice standard-aligned vocabulary on RI.8 (evaluating claims and evidence) through critical thinking, academic conversation, and formative assessment. This resource is perfect for introducing a lesson, test review, station rotations, and small group instruction.This resource includes:Teacher instructions for use5 academic vocabulary terms aligned to RI.8 (editable definitions)A critical thinking drag and drop activit
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6th - 9th
RI.7 Standards-Based Vocabulary Interactive Lesson- Comparing Text and Media
In this no-prep Google slide interactive lesson, middle school students will practice standard-aligned vocabulary on RI.7 (comparing text and media) through critical thinking, academic conversation, and formative assessment. This resource is perfect for introducing a lesson, test review, station rotations, and small group instruction.This resource includes:Teacher instructions for use5 academic vocabulary terms aligned to RI.7 (editable definitions)A critical thinking drag and drop activity that
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6th - 9th
RI.6 Standards-Based Vocabulary Interactive Lesson- Author's Purpose
In this no-prep Google slide interactive lesson, middle school students will practice standard-aligned vocabulary on RI.6 (author's purpose) through critical thinking, academic conversation, and formative assessment. This resource is perfect for introducing a lesson, test review, station rotations, and small group instruction.This resource includes:Teacher instructions for use5 academic vocabulary terms aligned to RI.6 (editable definitions)A critical thinking drag and drop activity that asks st
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6th - 9th
Also included in: Middle School ELA: Standards-Based Author's Purpose and POV BUNDLE, RI.6
RI.5 Standards-Based Vocabulary Interactive Lesson- Informational Text Structure
In this no-prep Google slide interactive lesson, middle school students will practice standard-aligned vocabulary on RI.5 (informational text structure) through critical thinking, academic conversation, and formative assessment. This resource is perfect for introducing a lesson, test review, station rotations, and small group instruction.This resource includes:Teacher instructions for use5 academic vocabulary terms aligned to RI.5 (editable definitions)A critical thinking drag and drop activity
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6th - 9th
RI.4 Standards-Based Vocabulary Interactive Lesson- Word Meaning (Informational)
In this no-prep Google slide interactive lesson, middle school students will practice standard-aligned vocabulary on RI.4 (determining word meaning in informational text) through critical thinking, academic conversation, and formative assessment. This resource is perfect for introducing a lesson, test review, station rotations, and small group instruction.This resource includes:Teacher instructions for use5 academic vocabulary terms aligned to RI.4 (editable definitions)A critical thinking drag
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6th - 9th
RI.3 Standards-Based Vocabulary Interactive Lesson- Individuals, Events, & Ideas
In this no-prep Google slide interactive lesson, middle school students will practice standard-aligned vocabulary on RI.3 (analyzing connections between individuals, events, and ideas) through critical thinking, academic conversation, and formative assessment. This resource is perfect for introducing a lesson, test review, station rotations, and small group instruction.This resource includes:Teacher instructions for use5 academic vocabulary terms aligned to RI.3 (editable definitions)A critical
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6th - 9th
RI.2 Standards-Based Vocabulary Interactive Lesson - Central Idea & Summary
In this no-prep Google slide interactive lesson, middle school students will practice standard-aligned vocabulary on RI.1 (central idea & objective summary) through critical thinking, academic conversation, and formative assessment. This resource is perfect for introducing a lesson, test review, station rotations, and small group instruction.This resource includes:Teacher instructions for use5 academic vocabulary terms aligned to RI.2 (editable definitions)A critical thinking drag and drop a
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6th - 9th
Also included in: Middle School ELA: Standards-Based Central Idea & Summary BUNDLE, RI.2
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Importance of learning English language arts
English language arts (ELA) concepts — reading, writing, listening, and speaking — empower students to become effective communicators, critical thinkers, and lifelong learners. They are the foundation for all other types of learning as students must rely on ELA skills to master content from other subject areas and communicate what they’ve learned.
Strong reading skills can help students make sense of written content, and gather information for further analysis. Writing skills can help students articulate their ideas, construct arguments, and synthesize information. And speaking and listening skills empower students to clearly present their ideas, participate in group discussions, and collaborate with their classmates. This is why teaching English language arts is critically important for student’s success in school and beyond.
Benefits of learning English language arts
Learning English language arts offers many benefits to students both in school and beyond. It helps students:
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By ensuring that students have a solid foundation in English language arts, teachers can help set them up for future success.
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