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5th grade english language arts handouts for Microsoft PowerPoint
Figurative Language Powerpoint and Guided Notes- Teach and Practice!
New-2019! This is a cute, fun, and engaging Figurative Language lesson for middle school and high school students. I cover Metaphor, Simile, Personification, Hyperbole, Idiom, Allusion, Alliteration and Onomatopoeia. There are so many ways to use this product, but here's what's included.58 Slide PPT Presentation (with Google Slide version)Visually pleasing slides with definitions and examples of each figure of speech42 practice slides to review and practice identifying figurative languageFigurat
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5th - 12th
Subject Verb Agreement Worksheets Practice & Examples with Powerpoint / Notes
Subject Verb Agreement Worksheets Practice & Examples with Powerpoint / NotesDo you dread reading their writing because of all the subject-verb agreement errors? Conquer the confusion with this Subject Verb Agreement PowerPoint, Notes, and Worksheets Resource. (This lesson is one of the grammar resources in my Middle School ELA Grammar Bundle). Singular vs Plural, Verb Phrases, Prepositional Interjections, Inverted Word Order...subject verb agreement can get confusing no matter the age of th
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5th - 8th
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Citing Text Evidence in Essays Lesson - PowerPoint - Worksheet - Anchor Charts
Want to teach your students about writing text evidence in their essays, but you're not sure where to begin? Look no more! This resource comes with a PowerPoint and a companion handout that makes it easy to teach students what text evidence is, how to smoothly incorporate it into their essays, and how to cite it- skills that can be challenging to teach. The 174-slide PowerPoint that comes with this product is very thorough and engaging. It tells students that they are like detectives, but instea
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3rd - 5th
Student Name Acrostic Poems - with adjectives list
Student Name acrostic poems are a great way to get to know your students and encourage their knowledge and use of adjectives!1. Open the PowerPoint and select the correct slides that match the number of letters in student names. There are slide options for student names with 2-10 letters. 2. You can do 1 of 2 things to use this activity. Either type in each student’s names with the correct slides OR delete the text box and have student’s write in their name. 3. If you’re typing, click on the let
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1st - 8th
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BUNDLE #1! Library Emergency Sub Plans for K-5! | 18 Total Lessons
No prep library emergency sub plans for K-5! Includes THREE books for THREE WEEKS of plans! Get the books, make copies of the activities, and put them in a drawer for whenever you are out. Each grade level has a different activity. Stop stressing about your sub plans and get these lessons! All text is fully editable in PowerPoint. Recommended Book Titles:· Last Stop on Market Street by Matt de la Pena (includes six activities)· Ivan the Remarkable Story of the Shopping Mall Gorilla by Katherine
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K - 5th
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Direct Objects and Indirect Objects PowerPoint, Handouts, and Activity
If you are teaching direct objects and indirect objects, this bundle is for you! Students gain a better understanding of direct objects and indirect objects through this hands-on approach and extra practice. The students love the presentation and activity. Included in this resource: 13 slice PowerPoint Presentation12 pages of handouts for note-taking, practice, and a quiz13 page document for setting up a classroom activity (everything is included)Other resources to considers:Grammar Interactive
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5th - 8th
Parts of Speech - PowerPoint Lesson with Student Notes Packet - Print & Digital
Parts of Speech PowerPoint Lesson with Student Notes will engage your students and allow you to teach the concepts with ease! An attractive 5-page student notes packet directly aligns to the slideshow so that students can record definitions and examples. The notes packet is provided in both print and digital formats for your teaching convenience.The PowerPoint presentation and the student notes packet include "stop and review" segments for student participation and valuable guided practice.In t
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5th - 8th
This or That Game Powerpoint & Writing Activity
This or That Slides & Writing ActivityGreat noncontact ice breaker activity for use in class or while distance learning.Looking for a fun and easy way to engage your students in writing practice? This or That is a fun way to get students excited about persuasive writing. You can use whole class, at centers, or as homework, making this product super versatile. Includes:38 “This or That” Slides (you can display on a computer or print & use *print 4 to a page to make mini size cards)1 Edita
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4th - 10th
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Proceso de Lectura Conexiones Inferencias Predicciones - Spanish Close Reading
¿Se apresuran tus estudiantes en la lectura? Las estrategias de lectura para antes, durante y después de leer son sumamente importantes para apoyar la comprensión lectora. Con el proceso de lectura detallada, los estudiantes de nivel intermedio desarrollan la capacidad de hacer predicciones, inferir, comprender vocabulario en contexto, y hacer conexiones para leer efectivamente.¡Este recurso de elimina el aburrimiento del proceso! Incluye una presentación atractiva explicando los pasos para una
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5th - 7th
Meet The Teacher, Back to School Open House Kit, Editable Plants Theme
Gearing up for meet the teacher or open house? Save yourself precious prep time by downloading this editable PowerPoint file to help you for back to school.There are 3 versions of this kit: House Plants - Watercolor - Forest/NatureCheck out the Table of Contents Below. Don't forget to view the PDF preview AND the video preview for a closer look at this resource!Student/Parent ChecklistStation NumbersSheetsSign In SheetTransportation SheetVolunteer Sign-UpConference Sign-UpClass ListStation Optio
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K - 6th
Also included in: The BIG Back to School Bundle
Nonfiction Text Structure Mini-Lessons Bundle w/ PowerPoint and Student Handouts
Get all five of our text structure mini-lessons that include a PowerPoint along with student handouts. You save 35%. - Compare and Contrast - Cause and Effect - Problem and Solution - Sequence - DescriptionIf you are looking for an even more in-depth study of Text Structure check out our: Text Structure COMPLETE LESSON PLAN Unit ★ $14.75 ★ It's our BEST DEAL for only $3.50 more, you get: - This resource along with 6 more very explicit and scaffolded lesson plans and ppts, posters, formati
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4th - 5th
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Editable Exit Ticket Template
Create your own exit tickets in just minutes. Just type your question and print!This resource includes templates for three different question formats- multiple choice, lined, and blank. There is a self assessment section at the bottom of each exit ticket, to provide students the opportunity to reflect on their level of understanding.
BUNDLE! Library Sub Plans | For Grades K-5 | 18 Total Lessons
Library sub plans for K-5! Three lessons per grade level for a total of 18 lessons. That's THREE WEEKS of plans!! Includes a different picture book title, step by step directions, and printable activity for each lesson. There is a different picture for each lesson. You will need to get the picture books. No laptops or technology needed for students or the teacher. Some activities have the teacher find a picture to project at the beginning of class but it is not necessary. NOTE: I sell two sub p
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K - 5th
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Authors Mood Tone and Style
Do you want your upper elementary students to be able to understand the author's tone, mood, and style? If so, this resource is for you! The overall purpose for this activity is to have your students understand the difference between mood, tone, and style. When readers are able to identify these components, they are more likely to get a deeper comprehension of what they are reading.Included in this resource:Tone, Mood, and Style Teacher Tips (2-pages)Tone, Mood, and Style Student Handout (5-page
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Reading Strategies Activities Bundle
My Teacher is Missing!
My Teacher is Missing!•Have your substitute teacher read Miss Nelson is Missing.•Your students will discuss ideas of where they think you are. Some favorites are: at a meeting, out sick, at the beach, marrying a prince!•Students will write their story on their activity sheet and draw and color a picture.•The sheet is completely editable! You can change the title to your name and change the directions to any specific writing expectations fit for your classroom!
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K - 5th
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Providing Evidence From the Text by Using Direct Quotes
This in depth Powerpoint lesson will take you and your class step by step through how to use direct quotes from readings as evidence in writing.
This aligns with Common Core Writing Standards to provide reasoning and facts about a topic as various grade levels.
Within the 20 slides provides you will find....
1. Explanation of the difference between quotes and paraphrasing
2. How to quote
3. How to format a direct quote
4. When to use quotes
5. Original examples
6. Lesson review
7. Group pra
Editable Newsletter Template for Middle High School Any Subject Grade
NEW! This trendy and simple classroom parent letter is an editable weekly or monthly paper or digital newsletter, and it is appropriate for any subject or class in elementary, middle or high school. Complete with 5 sections and banners and a burlap background, it’s the easy and perfect way to keep students and parents in the loop with what’s going on in your class! Edit, print, and pass out to your students or upload it to your class website to save paper! Looks great in black and white or add c
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5th - 12th
Also included in: NGSS Middle School Science Activities and Lessons Growing MEGA Bundle
Limericks: How to Write Limericks
Limericks are a great introduction to writing poetry. This is a complete limerick unit with a duplicate PowerPoint to support your lesson. There are lots of examples to analyze with your class, worksheets and handouts. Study form, rhyme and what makes a limerick a limerick. Then guide students through the process of writing their own limericks.
10 print pages and 7 PowerPoint slides in a zip file
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Compound Words – Writing Riddles
Superlatives – Big, Bigger, Biggest!
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3rd - 6th
Weathering and Erosion Bundle
This is a zip file that contains the following activities about weathering and erosion:1. Instructional Weathering and Erosion PowerPoint: Weathering is compared to a hammer that "breaks down" rock while erosion is compared to a broom that "sweeps" broken rock away. The last portion of the Powerpoint is to test for student understanding. Slide 22 can be printed and cut into strips (Weathering side and Erosion side) that can be put on popsicle sticks or straws. Students can use them to serve as t
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2nd - 5th
Characterization Mini-Lesson, Character Traits
Understanding character traits and characterization is an integral part of teaching literature and how an author creates character traits to drive a character’s actions and decisions. This 10-minute mini lesson will have your students comprehending, practicing, identifying, and mastering characterization (direct and indirect) in a text in a short amount of time. In addition, your students will also be able to identify how characterization can impact a character’s actions and decisions, as well a
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5th - 9th
Also included in: Literature Activities Bundle, Oh My!
BUNDLE #2! Library Emergency Sub Plans for K-5! | 18 Total Lessons
No prep library emergency sub plans for K-5! Includes THREE books for THREE WEEKS of plans! Get the books, make copies of the activities, and put them in a drawer for whenever you are out. Each grade level has a different activity. Stop stressing about your sub plans and get these lessons! All text is fully editable in PowerPoint. Recommended Book Titles:· What the Dinosaurs Did Last Night by Refe and Susan Tuma (includes six activities)· If I Built a School by Chris Van Dusen (includes six acti
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K - 5th
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Google Slides and Figurative Language Worksheet Disney's Encanto
Are your students obsessed with Encanto? This fun lesson is the perfect integration of Disney with figurative language in the classroom. It can be used as introduction or review of five types of figurative language: simile, metaphor, hyperbole, personification, and alliteration. Each figurative language slide (1-9) introduces a figure of speech with a definition, example, and additional video resource. Slides 10-25 include figurative language lyrics from the Encanto's soundtrack where students c
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3rd - 7th
Fantasy Elements Power Point and Handout
Fantasy elements Power Point that I use to introduce our fantasy unit in 6th grade.
The Power Point includes 11 slides that students love to look at. First, students try to point out what makes each background considered fantasy. Then we go through the rest of the slides and fill in our notes.
While going through the presentation, students have a handout where they are required to fill in some blanks with information from the slides. There is also a teacher copy included.
This presentation is
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4th - 8th
Understanding How Setting Affects Stories--Distance Learning Ready
This ready-to-use, 30-minute lesson—available in both PRINT and DIGITAL formats—is an effective way to teach students how to analyze a setting’s impact on a story’s plot and characters. Complete with a colorful and instructive PowerPoint presentation, a fillable note sheet, a Q and A with an author who shares how setting impacts her stories, and plenty of different opportunities for students to practice analyzing setting, this lesson is the perfect addition to any short story unit. Contents of
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4th - 8th
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