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12th grade library skills homework
Podcast Unit Choice Boards: Informational Text Activities, Fun Library Lessons
Use these podcast choice boards to host your own exciting podcast picnic! Students LOVE listening to podcasts and a podcast sampling is a perfect way to introduce them to new and exciting episodes!You will get:⭐1 editable podcast sampling brochure⭐6 podcast choice boards⭐36 informative podcast episode suggestions⭐ Teacher notes with everything you need to know to host a successful podcast picnic! Ideas for use:❤️Read one whole class book and use commonly-themed podcasts for a literature circle.
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7th - 12th
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Library Reminder Notices
Use theseLibrary Reminder Notices to remind your students to return their library books on time. Usually the day before our classroom Library Day I check off the student's who have already returned their library books, and the student's who have not returned them yet get a reminder notice. My student's place the notice in the clear front pocket of their folder so their parent's see it. I also run my notices off on on bright paper so they are noticed.Just UpdatedEvery page is also included in
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PreK - 12th
Dictionary Skills Worksheet - Understanding Vocabulary
This worksheet allows students to use the dictionary to answer questions relating to uncommon words. (Students will need dictionary/internet to answer questions). The second half of the worksheet asks students to create their own sentences using the words they learned.
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5th - 12th
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MLA Citation Activity
This worksheet is an excellent tool to reinforce MLA citation rules. Students have to decide on the correct order for each source type using MLA citations. Source types included are: book, website, online article, and database article. This is an excellent tool to use as a fun activity, homework, or assessment. Includes answer key.
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6th - 12th
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Can you read this many books--reading challenge
If you're looking for an easy monthly challenge or just for different ways to track students' reading progress, you've found it.I've created a reading log or challenge log for all readers. Depending on the reading abilities of your students, you can select logs ranging from 9 books to 120 books. You simply select a log or have students self select a log and that's it. To use this challenge or reading log, as students complete a book, they color in one of the book icons. Once all icons are colore
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PreK - 12th
Dictionary Scavenger Hunt Worksheet: Vocabulary Skills
Help students learn how to use a dictionary. Promote student autonomy in learning vocabulary. Teach students to evaluate the quality of dictionaries and dictionary websites and apps. I designed this for my ESL students, but it works great for any student who needs to brush up dictionary skills.
This is a straightforward worksheet to help students understand what kind of information they can find in a dictionary. Students take their favorite dictionary or app and check off what information they
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3rd - 12th
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Banned Book Week Informational Text W/Resources For Middle/High School
Introduce Banned Book Week with this informational text about the history of banning books in the United States! Included is a Two page Reading with vocabulary, comprehension questions and vocabulary half sheets for struggling learners.NOTE: The font for the passage is Lexend which is designed for students with dyslexia. For more interesting assignments that will save you time and engage your students check out The Awesome Shop!
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7th - 12th
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Creating a Works Cited Page with MLA
Thanks to all the new electronic resources, MLA has added to their handbook, making numerous updates and changes. To help students learn these formats for a Works Cited (or Bibliography) page, I created three different assignments for practice. Included are instructions and answers for three different WC pages. Each one contains a variety of sources.
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9th - 12th
MLA/APA Style Quiz, PDF or Digital Online
I wrote this brief quiz as a fun way for students to demonstrate their knowledge of MLA format. It could be adapted for APA style as well.There are seven bogus citations using references to characters in "The Wizard of Oz." Students are asked to format the references for a Works Cited page in MLA style. The citations include magazine articles, personal interviews, books, web sites and an anthology reference. When I gave the quiz, I allowed the students to use their style guides and notes but g
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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MLA 9 Worksheets FREEBIE
Try out a free sample of my popular lessons on MLA formatting. This free sample includes a worksheet from my In-Text Citation lesson and a worksheet from my Works Cited Page lesson. Answer keys are included.The full lessons contain thorough notes that you can share with your students on your online learning platform. These notes provide examples for how to create perfect citations for the works cited page and how to include both narrative and parenthetical citations in their essays! Each lesson
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7th - 12th
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A Brief History of the Domain Name
This worksheet has a link to the website Mashable and the article on A Brief History of the Domain Name. The worksheet is a step-by-step through the entire article on domain names. Best used in a computer lab or assigned for homework. Answer key is within the document, the answers are in white font.
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7th - 12th
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Current Event Student Worksheet
This worksheet will assist students in their current event assignments. It is also a great way to introduce citation to students. The 2nd page has a space at the bottom for students to record where they got their information from. This is a fully editable Word Doc!
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5th - 12th
Teachings of Buddha Infographic and Handout
Aesthetically-pleasing and easy to read infographic with accompanying handout with information about the teachings of Buddha including the Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Path, the Marks of Existence, the Schools of Buddhism, and a glossary.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Book in a Bag Book Report!
Students in my class have done this as extra credit--but you can easily edit the document to make it an assignment. Students use the checklist to create a hands-on book report that includes title, author, setting, characters, and favorite part of the story. My 2nd grade class loved it!
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1st - 12th
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Nutrition Label Facts Worksheet
This is a worksheet along with nutrition labels that you can use to explain how to read the nutrition label and practice with your students. It can also be used as an assessment or quiz.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Book Report/Review
Short and simple. I plan to use this as incentive for rewards. Each finished report earns points. Points are redeemable for prizes.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
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Current Events Worksheet
A great worksheet that involves students looking up current events with different media types.
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3rd - 12th
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Teachings of Buddha Handout
Research handout that pairs perfectly with our Teachings of Buddha infographic, but could also be used without the infographic for homework or research.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Teachings of Buddha Infographic and Handout
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Minecraft Education: The Great Tech Story
Pair alongside "The Great Tech Story" on Minecraft EducationTeaches past and future technology.
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2nd - 12th
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OMG, Laterally!: Objective media gathering and lateral reading Activity
In this hands on activity, students will find and compare/contrast news stories on a single current event/topical discussion to learn the importance of lateral reading and understand how bias can influence information production.Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike United States License
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Library-Parts of a book
Grades 3 and up: worksheet identify parts of a book. Give the students the choice to pick a book! By teaching them how to identify parts of the book such as title, author, publisher, and copyright, will give them a step up when they need to cite a book.
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4th - 12th
Create a Comic About Internet Safety
This is a simple extension activity to do in conjunction with a lesson or unit on Internet Safety. Students can create a scenario and show how good choices or bad choices can lead to certain results. As an option, they can use the lines below each box to "narrate" what is happening in each scene.
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2nd - 12th
Local History Investigation - Focus on Primary Sources!
Students research and examine primary sources from their neighborhood / city. This lesson is a great way to introduce students to and reinforce the understanding of primary sources.
Students 'collect primary sources' by creating annotated notes about each one, and then create a newspaper or website to show what they've learned.
This also includes a rubric for helping with grading.
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5th - 12th
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