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Common Core W.8.4 resources for parents
Parent Contact Information Sheet - Form for Communication with Parents, Families
Gather important student information using this editable parent contact information sheet. This form will help establish communication with parents and families and includes digital and ready-to-print templates for Microsoft PowerPoint® and Google Forms®.Included with this Parent Contact Information Sheet:✏️ Editable Parent Contact Form- Microsoft PowerPoint®✏️ Ready-to-Print Parent Contact Form✏️ Digital Parent Contact Information Sheet- Google Forms®✏️ Prompts to Distribute Contact In
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7th - 10th
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TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD | low-prep, differentiated, teacher notes and answer key
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD | low-prep, differentiated, teacher notes and answer keyTHIS PRODUCT IS DISCOUNTED BY OVER 50%! IT CONTAINS EIGHT DIFFERENT PRODUCTS SO THERE ARE LOTS OF OPTIONS FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM!INCLUDED IN THIS PRODUCT ARE THE FOLLOWING:☀☀☀ TEST: 16 multiple-choice and true or false questions, answers, and chapter numbers on To Kill a Mockingbird.The test is a reading test - see the preview for an example of the questions - and should reveal whether students have actually read the b
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7th - 12th
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Valentine's Day, Valentine Assignments, HS & MS group work, Emergency Sub Plan,
Valentine's Day Assignments, HS & MS group work, Emergency Sub PlanUnleash the power of creativity in your students this Valentine's Day with this bundle designed specifically for middle and high school students.❤️ Valentine's Creative Writing Activity, Valentine's Day, Middle & High SchoolWriting can be a challenging activity to teach in the classroom, but I find creative writing especially daunting. Getting your students to tap into their creativity and express themselves through words
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Valentine's Day, Valentine Assignments, HS & MS group work, Emergency Sub Plan,
Valentine's Day Assignments, HS & MS group work, Emergency Sub PlanUnleash the power of creativity in your students this Valentine's Day with this bundle designed specifically for middle and high school students.❤️ Valentine's Creative Writing Activity, Valentine's Day, Middle & High SchoolWriting can be a challenging activity to teach in the classroom, but I find creative writing especially daunting. Getting your students to tap into their creativity and express themselves through words
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Tortured Poets Taylor Swift songs Poetry Swift extra credit assignments ela
Introducing My Tortured Poet – a unique and engaging poetry product inspired by the titles from Taylor Swift’s latest album. Perfectly designed for middle and high school students, this product is an educator’s dream for National Poetry Month, and it will also work well for teaching uninspired students anytime.My Tortured Poet provides an interactive, immersive experience that fuels students’ creativity. The product includes definitions for 11 distinct types of poems. This variety ensures that s
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Creative Writing, Emergency Sub Plan, fun activities after spring break
Creative Writing, Emergency Sub Plan, fun activities after spring breakWriting can be a challenging activity to teach in the classroom, but I find creative writing especially daunting. Getting your students to tap into their creativity and express themselves through words can be difficult. However, this creative writing activity is challenging and rewarding for students! This activity requires them to develop a book title, logline, tagline, or book blurb. Once they have finalized their work, the
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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18 PAGES: Winter Break Activity Book and Journal with Mental Wellness Check-Ins
As teachers, we know that not all of our students are safe, well-fed, or happy at home. This packet should give teachers a little peace of mind that our students will have a bit of entertainment and an outlet for their feelings over Winter Break.This product includes:A cover page and title page18 daily pages with an activity (word search, coloring, art, etc.) and a wellness check-in (gratitude, mental check, stretch, etc.)Similar productsSnowman prefix/suffix and winter bulletin board decor BUND
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Not Grade Specific
How to Write a Paragraph Anchor Charts/Student Handouts
This resource shows middle school students everything they need to know about about how to write a paragraph. It can be used as both anchor charts and student handouts. It explains the parts of a paragraph (claim, context/evidence, elaboration) and their purpose, provides an example paragraph, and breaks a paragraph down into detailed criteria for success that can be used when giving feedback and having students revise their work. All components are color-coded consistently to help students unde
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4th - 10th
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after testing activities fun, after state testing activities, end of the year
after testing activities fun, after state testing activities, end of the school yearTurn end-of-year time into an enriching journey with this post-assessment fun activity. Spark creativity, fuel imagination, and end the school year on a memorable, enlightening note.I HAVE BUNDLED TOGETHER PRIDE MONTH AND THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR SO YOU CAN GIVE YOUR STUDENTS A CHOICE! OVER 30% DISCOUNT!Writing can be a challenging activity to teach in the classroom, but I find creative writing especially daunt
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Take a Stand (Hot Seat Game): Controversial Issues Facing Teens: activity and HW
Not quite current events that you'd find in the news...but these are definitely current events that are on the minds of many teens today! If you're looking for a new way to learn about your students, build relationships, and gain trust...this activity is awesome! Students must be MATURE and feel safe enough to share in your classroom - this will feel like a bonding activity more than a lesson. In this game, students are asked to agree or disagree with current issues facing teens, such as, If som
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7th - 11th
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Quick Write Rubric for Intermediate Writers
Quick Write Rubric for Intermediate Writers is a tool for scoring responses to writing prompts. This rubric provides criteria in four writing categories to guide conversations about writing and help intermediate writers check their writing for completion and accuracy.This resource is appropriate for grades 3 through 7 and adult writers with basic writing goals. PDF file includes two-page printable.Click here to schedule professional tutoring.
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3rd - 7th, Adult Education
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Wooded Areas - New Year's Comprehension Lesson with Answer Guide
"Wooded Areas" is a comprehension lesson inspired by the New Year's fireworks tradition and designed by Jackson Education Support. This lesson is aligned with Common Core ELA-Literacy Standards for grades 6 through 7. In addition, "Wooded Areas" is a fun supplement to homeschool, high school, and adult learning curricula. Participants enjoy an engaging learning experience. Also, facilitators spend minimal time preparing to implement quality reading comprehension activities. PDF file includes: pa
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Behavior Management: Earning a Reputation
As our students begin to mature, it is important to have conversations about reputation - discussing the reputations they currently have, desire, and want to avoid. This activity begins independently. Students are first required to complete half the chart alone before finding a partner to share. After the answers have been shared, partners will offer advice for students to then add to their chart. For example, students will write: More than anything else, I want to have a reputation for being...
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Creating a Positive Reputation - Unit w/ Homework, Activities, and Games
Letter for Mom
Hey teachers, are you looking to engage your students but also foster deeper connections with their families. The "Letter for Mom" worksheet is one such tool that holds immense value in the letter writing process. Here's a breakdown of why teachers find it beneficial for students to write a Mother's Day Letter for their parent!Encourages Expression: Writing a letter allows students to express their thoughts, emotions, and gratitude towards their mothers in a structured yet personal manner. It pr
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Not Grade Specific
Dating Checklist - Guidelines for a Positive Dating Experience
To be used by Health teachers, counselors, or Behavior Strategists teaching older students about DATING. This handout defines the different areas and guidelines that exist when a dating experience is healthy and positive. Students are provided with a checklist of characteristics to look for in a person that they are considering dating. Ask students to complete the checklist throughout their dating relationships to make sure the person they are dating has the types of qualities they should be loo
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Teen Dating UNIT: Healthy Relationships in Middle School
Dating - Parents Weigh In (homework)
To be used by Health teachers, counselors, or Behavior Strategists teaching older students about DATING. Students will take this worksheet home to question a parent or trusted adult about their viewpoints on dating - students will write down what they say. For example, parents are asked - At what age is it appropriate for me to date? Who would you prefer that I dated? What concerns you when you think about me dating?The following day, students can share the types of responses they got from the
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8th - 10th
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Also included in: Teen Dating UNIT: Healthy Relationships in Middle School
Take a Stand: Controversial Issues Facing Students - Parents Weigh In (homework)
This homework should be paired with the Hot Seat Game: Take a Stand - Controversial Issues Facing Teens Today. After students participate in the class activity, they will choose 5 issues that were discussed during the game. Students must report to a parent or trusted adult how our class voted on those five issues. Parents are then asked how they would have voted and why; students write down what they say. The following day, have students share out things that surprised them about how their paren
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7th - 11th
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Open House Compare/Contrast Writing Activity
Compare and contrast paragraphs for students using information about their parents from open house night (and teachers for those students who didn't have parents attend). Using these files, students will compose a comparison paragraph and contrasting paragraph.
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4th - 9th
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