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Black History Month Common Core W.5.2 homework
If Frederick Douglass Tweeted ...
Use Frederick Douglass to teach the power of words!Overview: This lesson analyzes powerful quotes from Frederick Douglass to learn about the power of words. It  includes a step-by-step process to learn how to effectively analyze and interact with quotes. Introduction: Frederick Douglass was an activist and author who spoke out against slavery. His words are used to bring hope and fight injustice. They have shaped history. Frederick Douglass’ quotes are a reminder of the power of words. Words ca
Grades:
5th - 8th
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February Creative Writing - 100 Pages
100 printable pages of WRITING PROMPTS to use during February:Anagrams,Descriptive writing,Narrative writing,Acrostic sentences,Foreign words,Hypothetical situations,Consonant blends,Hidden words,Speaking and listening,Quotes and Dialogue,Personal letter,Nouns,Expressing emotions,Explaining why,Word pairs,Adjectives, Synonyms, Directions,and more...Students explore Native Americans, Martin Luther King Jr, the differences between kids and adults, how to treat other people, what you think of schoo
Grades:
3rd - 7th
Martin Luther King, JR Writing Summary
Students can write a creative essay or an expository summary about the life of Martin Luther King, Jr using the picture prompts to guide their writing. This resources is part of a bigger writing workbook I developed and published on Amazon. You can find the entire writing workbook on Amazon: DiscoverIt! USA Writing Workbook
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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