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Middle school english language arts workbooks for Microsoft Word
Beginner Spanish Workbook:Español para principiantes: 72 pgs (EDITABLE) 40% off!
This 72-page file is a complete beginner textbook and workbook that I've completed over my last 15 years of teaching/tutoring Spanish. It's designed for grades 8+. I'm offering it here at 40% off!This book includes 20 worksheets, 12 readings and 5 partner activities! It has explanations on all the topics covered in a first year course. You can use this resource in its entirety or simply page by page as needed for extra materials.Unit 1: The Basics Greetings, alphabet, pronunciationUnit 2: Family
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7th - 10th
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What Should Danny Do? Activity Booklet
This activity booklet perfectly compliments the story book 'What Should Danny Do?' by Ganit Levy & Adir Levy.What's included in this download:- Doubled sided booklet- Make 2 booklets at a time! Print on A4 to make A5 booklets or blow it up to A3 and make A4 booklets- How to make and use the booklet instruction page- A scenario guide to help you keep track of all the story lines you have read- FOR AUSSIE TEACHERS Australian Curriculum Links English document for Years 1-3. Also useful for Heal
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1st - 6th
Edward Scissorhands- Gothic Literature Booklet
This is a film viewing booklet to be paired with Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands. The different sections of the booklet include:- Describe your suburb (pre-viewing)- questions for students to consider their own context, and identify what it is that makes people want to live there- Describe your ideal and imperfect society (pre-viewing)- an activity where students describe what an ideal and imperfect society would look like/act like/events, etc.- Edward's Imperfect Society (post-viewing)- questi
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6th - 11th
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Pixar Short Film Workbook - LIFTED
This is a workbook of literacy activities that are paired with the Pixar short film - LIFTED.This is a hilarious film that students adore and I have used this booklet as part of both film studies, creative writing, activator/tune in activities and outer space themed units.It has a range of activities including cloze passage, ordering scenes from the film, pictures, definitions, problem solving and other literacy sentence building activities.I hope you enjoy it as much as my students.
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K - 7th
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Iqbal by Franceso D'Adamo Workbook
This is an 18 page workbook to use while reading Iqbal by Francesco D'Adamo. The book includes reading comprehension questions that range in difficulty, higher order thinking questions on issues of child labor and social justice, suggestions for ways to get involved in the issue of child labor and a related reading list.
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4th - 9th
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Coach Carter - Film Workbook Booklet - Scaffolded Differentiated
This film has inspired many students and is a regular at schools everywhere as it contains fantastic themes of social and racial prejudice, sportsmanship, teenage pregnancy, commitment and respect.
I wanted to make watching this film more educational for my students so I have developed a 10-page printable booklet to complete while watching the film. Ready to print and distribute. No more work needed!!
It is a highly visual activity with screenshots from the film to help students identify where
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6th - 11th, Adult Education
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Y9 Novel Study: 'The Pōrangi Boy'
A booklet taking students through study of Shilo Kino’s ‘The Pōrangi Boy.’ This is designed for a Year 9 NZC Class.The booklet includes:Comprehension Questions- Interview with the AuthorChapter Summaries + Important QuotesDuring Reading QuestionsPlot Diagram TaskTheme AnalysisCharacter StudyRelationships AnalysisSetting QuestionsInquiry Task- Māori Land Occupation
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7th - 8th
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Word Study w/ r-influenced /e/ sounds (er, ear & eer) - Words Their Way
These words are inspired by List 26 in the Words Their Way, Word Sorts for within Word Pattern Spellers resource book by Marcia Invernizzi. These materials are inspired by the Beth Newingham's word study unit she has designed, but it is altered and more manageable for my classroom. Her unit has an allotted time for spelling instruction daily and in my district there isn't a specific time for explicit spelling instruction. With that being said, these resources take minimal time from classroom ins
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2nd - 6th
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Poetry Workbook, understanding Protest Poems and Songs
This comprehensive 41 page Unit of work, workbook focusing on how protest poems and songs are associated with movements for social changes - protest, resistance and empowerment. Include are explanations, analysis and extensive activities to learn how literary techniques enhance language, sounds and words. Students can listen to songs, and read poems to gain a better understanding of change. Everything you need to teach this unit of work, and which engages and motivates students to learn and chal
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7th - 10th
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The Pay it Forward Kindness Project
In this semester-long English or Social Studies project, inspired by the movie Pay it Forward,students will, in groups, research and develop a "kindness project" that will reflect the values of kindness found in the movie. They can then share their projects here: https://globalpayitforwardday.com/share-your-story/ The hope is they will have gained a sense of community awareness and shared responsibility for themselves and their wider community.The best part about this project is that it encour
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7th - 12th
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Detective Fiction Complete Unit of Work and Study Guide
This 55 page study guide, is everything you need to introduce mystery and crime genres through Detective Fiction. Works well with the Detective Fiction PowerPoint. Have you students become detectives as they work through the various activities, including identify various famous detective, vocabulary quizzes. The following readings are included:Lamb to Slaugter by Roald DahlThe Perfect Muder by Renate YatesMrs Bixby and the Colonel's Coat by Roald DahlThe Landland by Roald DahlThe Bus Ride by Sah
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8th - 12th
Piper - Pixar Short Film - Differentiated Scaffolded Workbook
Pixar short films area great way to introduce and teach a range of topics. They carry underlying messages, and in this film about a young Sandpiper we see ideas around bravery, creativity, persistence and how birds live at the beach with searching for food, living as a flock and interacting with other creatures.This film can be used independently or can compliment a wider activity into studies into the environment, survival, birds and also resilience and adversity.There is a range of fun litera
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3rd - 7th
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Editing and Revising Practice with Real Facebook Profiles
Really bad Facebook statuses and profiles make me a little crazy, but they make excellent editing and revising exercises for students and are perfect for bell work. My students love when I give them these, sadly, very real Facebook statuses to work on. When I put them on the SmartBoard, they actually compete to have a turn to work on them in front of the class. They are fun, quick exercises and your students really will beg you for more of them!
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7th - 10th
50 States Project
This research activity is great for any class studying the 50 states. This can be use as a class book by having each student complete one page or work together and each student will end up with their very own book.
There is one state per page each page includes a map of the state and a coloring book version of its flag. There is also room for students to collect information on the states abbreviation, nickname, year of statehood, capital state flower, state bird and interesting facts. The infor
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2nd - 6th
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Lord of the Flies Abridged text with reading checks
This lower-difficulty text makes it easy for students with all ability types to follow along and understand the plot points of the classic "Lord of the Flies" novel. Embedded in this text you will find comprehension checks and bolded words you can use for vocabulary checks as well. All themes and plot points remain intact with this version. The whole document is 78 pages long, size 12 font. It takes my classes anywhere between 2-3 weeks to work through.
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6th - 12th
Quest for Self-Discovery Booklet / Wellbeing Booklet / Friendships Booklet
This student booklet explores themes such as identity, emotions, friendships, managing conflict and bullying. Students participate in a range of activities to help them understand who they are. They explore their values and answer questions about what is important to them. Through these activities, students learn to appreciate diversity and celebrate their strengths by recognising that everyone has different interests. Influences play an important role in shaping someone, so students will think
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6th - 9th
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'Falling into Rarohenga' Study Booklet
A booklet guiding students through a study of 'Falling into Rarohenga,' a novel by Steph Matuku. The booklet includes: * A plot summary* Information on the Māori Pantheon* Chapter Summaries + Important Quotes * Theme Study* Event Timeline Activity* Character Development Activity* Settings Activity* Relationship Chart- Sociogram Task* Comprehension Tasks* Essay Writing Guide
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8th - 9th
Literacy Circle Student & Teacher Booklet
Students love Literacy Circles. This is a creative, engaging Literacy Circle Booklet that can be adapted for multiple grade levels. The complete booklet has expansive materials on…
* explaining how to complete the Literacy Circle Booklet
* timelines for completing lessons
* multiple assessment rubrics for each lesson
* group discussion questions
* group discussion rubrics (also called café talks)
* response journal prompts
* self-reflections
* extension projects
*...and lesson work of course
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3rd - 9th
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Grammar Inventory (Grades 3-7)
Grammar is one of those subject areas that all students can use improvements in. Their grammar skills help build their skills and abilities in many other areas. As a teacher, I have found it hard to decide where to begin with teaching grammar in my classroom. We usually teach all areas of grammar and different students grasp certain concepts better than others. That is why I created this grammar inventory, which is helpful in the beginning of the year, as well as in the middle or the end of the
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3rd - 7th
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Romeo and Juliet Modified Reading Questions
This is a set of reading questions for Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. These reading questions have been modified for a special education student. They have been taken from a high school level down to about a second or third grade level. These modified questions will work great in an inclusion classroom.
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2nd - 10th
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The Giver by Lois Lowry Comprehension Study Guide
This study guide includes comprehension questions for every chapter about the characters, plot, setting and themes. Every question has page references for student's convenience. The guide also includes guided chapter summaries for students to complete and end of book projects.
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8th - 12th
Cars Movie - Animated Film Booklet
This booklet is a fantastic resource that can be used in conjunction with the CARS movie.
It includes a character analysis table that covers all the main and secondary characters with lovely colourful pictures of each character for easy identification.
This leads into a writing task that explores the aspects of friendship, loyalty and overcoming adversity. Students are then asked to do a character analysis on the protagonist 'Lightning Mcqueen'. What changes have they noticed over the course o
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5th - 9th
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US History: The Butcher vs. the Swamp Fox
EDITABLE reading comprehension packet on the guerilla warfare campaigns of Francis Marion and Banastre Tarleton during the southern theater of the Revolutionary War. Packet includes key information, pictures for visual learners and reading comprehension questions with space to answer them right on the page.
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7th - 12th
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Wonder by R.J. Palacio Comprehension Study Guide
This study guide includes comprehension questions for every part about the characters, plot, setting and themes. Every question has page references for student's convenience. The guide also includes guided chapter summaries for students to complete and end of book projects.
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7th - 11th
Also included in: Wonder Plus Auggie & Me Comprehension Study Guides
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