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For all subjects Common Core W.8.3 resources
Our Teacher is Missing! Emergency Sub Plans
Emergency Sub plans! I always like to have a couple of generic lesson plans in my sub folder that could be pulled out in case of emergency.
These plans can be used for group work or individual work. Students will create a "Missing Poster", a television news broadcast, and a newspaper article about their absent teacher.
Was he/she abducted by aliens? Was he/she kidnapped? Was he/she a victim of a nefarious plot? Is the principal in on it?
Kids can let their imaginations run wild!
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Grades:
2nd - 12th
PHOTO WRITING PROMPTS: Close Reading and Writing with Photos (BUNDLE)
Engage your middle school students in close reading skills, critical thinking, and meaningful writing! Analyzing and writing about photos helps students become fluent, organized, confident, and skilled thinkers and writers – literacy skills they will transfer to their reading. Best of all, students love responding to photo writing prompts!The photos in this collection represent a diverse variety of populations, cultures, ethnicities, demographics, interests, and holiday celebrations. Set 2 photo
Grades:
5th - 8th
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On This Day in History...August to December Bundle Daily Warm Up Bell Ringer
3Getting students interested in historical events is virtually impossible! That's why we created our “On This Day in History'' series to provide a historical event for each day during the months of August to December along with a thought-provoking, Generation Z relevant discussion prompt that you can use year after year. What sets our On This Day resource apart from similar resources is that each prompt encourages students to think critically about “their place in the world” with respect to th
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Conversation Starters Package on Fears and Phobias
Generate inspiring class discussions with these thought-provoking conversation questions on fears and phobias. What's included:A list of 10 thought-provoking questions for middle/high school students on the subject of fears and phobiasActivities to fill in before and after discussion (Ensuring students know what is expected of them and what constitutes an effective and productive discussion) Useful expressions and transitions pages (Encouraging students to use and record a variety of useful expr
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Conversation Starters Packages: Growing Bundle
On This Day in History...January Daily Warm Up Bell Ringer Distance Learning
Getting students interested in historical events is virtually impossible! That's why we created our “On This Day in History…January'' resource to provide a historical event for each day during the month of January along with a thought-provoking, Generation Z relevant discussion prompt that you can use year after year. What sets our On This Day resource apart from similar resources is that each prompt encourages students to think critically about “their place in the world” with respect to the e
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Conversation Starters Package on Responsibility
Generate inspiring class discussions with these thought-provoking conversation questions on responsibility.What's included:A list of 10 thought-provoking questions for middle/high school students on the subject of responsibilityActivities to fill in before and after discussion (Ensuring students know what is expected of them and what constitutes an effective and productive discussion) Useful expressions and transitions pages (Encouraging students to use and record a variety of useful expressions
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Conversation Starters Packages: Growing Bundle
PARCC Analytical and Narrative Writing Rubric Progress Tracker
Are you and your students getting the most out of the hours you spend evaluating student writing?
Rubrics allow teachers to evaluate student writing based on specific criteria, but if the score ultimately goes in the grade book holistically, the time spent evaluating each trait or all of the criteria identified in the rubric is lost. In order to get the most out of rubric scores, teachers and students must track writing progress by the individual scoring criteria.
This writing progress tracke
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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On This Day in History...September Daily Warm Up Bell Ringer Distance Learning
Getting students interested in historical events is virtually impossible! That's why we created our “On This Day in History… September'' resource to provide a historical event for each day during the month of September along with a thought-provoking, Generation Z relevant discussion prompt that you can use year after year. What sets our On This Day resource apart from similar resources is that each prompt encourages students to think critically about “their place in the world” with respect to
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Celebrity Quotes to Question, Analyze, and Evaluate Collection One Bellringer
Quotes are a great way to stimulate reluctant writers and motivate today’s youth, as they reflect on inspirational messages or grapple with ideas that are controversial. Our “Say What?!! Collection One” resource provides 20 unique and engaging quotes from a variety of people and sources including Chance the Rapper, Steve Jobs, Judy Garland, Mark Twain, and more! Each quote is paired with a prompt designed to inspire, motivate, and encourage higher-order thinking skills for Gen Z students. The
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Also included in: Celebrity Quotes to Question, Analyze, and Evaluate Bundle Bellringer
Social Media Templates Formative Assessments - Instagram - Twitter - Snapchat
Are you looking for a formative assessment that will engage students in creative social media projects to show what they know after any lesson. These social media formative assessments, which comes in both PRINT and DIGITAL format, includes SEVEN different templates. There are generic formative assessments as well as subject specific templates for Math, Science, Social Studies, ELA, and Reading.Teachers will LOVE that each template allows room for them to add their own prompts or directions to f
Grades:
5th - 8th
On This Day in History...March Daily Warm Up Bell Ringer Distance Learning
Getting students interested in historical events is virtually impossible! That's why we created our “On This Day in History…March'' resource to provide a historical event for each day during the month of March along with a thought-provoking, Generation Z relevant discussion prompt that you can use year after year. What sets our On This Day resource apart from similar resources is that each prompt encourages students to think critically about “their place in the world” with respect to the event
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Not Grade Specific
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On This Day in History...February Daily Warm Up Bell Ringer Distance Learning
Getting students interested in historical events is virtually impossible! That's why we created our “On This Day in History…February'' resource to provide a historical event for each day during the month of February along with a thought-provoking, Generation Z relevant discussion prompt that you can use year after year. What sets our On This Day resource apart from similar resources is that each prompt encourages students to think critically about “their place in the world” with respect to the
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On This Day in History...October Daily Warm Up Bell Ringer Distance Learning
Getting students interested in historical events is virtually impossible! That's why we created our “On This Day in History… October'' resource to provide a historical event for each day during the month of October along with a thought-provoking, Generation Z relevant discussion prompt that you can use year after year. What sets our On This Day resource apart from similar resources is that each prompt encourages students to think critically about “their place in the world” with respect to the
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On This Day in History...April Daily Warm Up Bell Ringer Distance Learning
Getting students interested in historical events is virtually impossible! That's why we created our “On This Day in History…April'' resource to provide a historical event for each day during the month of April along with a thought-provoking, Generation Z relevant discussion prompt that you can use year after year. What sets our On This Day resource apart from similar resources is that each prompt encourages students to think critically about “their place in the world” with respect to the event
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Not Grade Specific
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On This Day in History...December Daily Warm Up Bell Ringer Distance Learning
Getting students interested in historical events is virtually impossible! That's why we created our “On This Day in History…December'' resource to provide a historical event for each day during the month of December along with a thought-provoking, Generation Z relevant discussion prompt that you can use year after year. What sets our On This Day resource apart from similar resources is that each prompt encourages students to think critically about “their place in the world” with respect to the
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Back to School Ice Breaker People Search Find Someone Who and Writing Activity
People Search Ice Breaker and Writing Activity. When you go back to school, use this icebreaker at the beginning of the year as a "getting to know you" activity. Find someone who is a people search. Give this to the students and give them time to find people on the grid and have them sign the box when they do. It's fun, and a good way for students to get to know each other. Afterwards, they will do a writing activity about the experience. (You can assign this online as an Easel Activity.) You wi
Grades:
5th - 8th
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History project
Students delve deep into a historic figure and then bring that figure to life at a fantastic end of project soiree. After detailed research, students literally take on the role of their historical figure at a historical soiree. All the parts of the project are scaffolded in with student handouts and stages of research. From journal entries to costume design to analyzing the historical context, students explore what makes different figures from history become the person they become.Works with
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Projects Bundle for any subject
Mock Facebook Research Project for ALL Subjects and ANY Unit! Engaging!
FaceBio allows students to step into the shoes of important figures in a familiar way... social media. From historical figures to mathematicians, politicians to scientists, students can be engaged while diving deep into meaningful research of those who have impacted our history and knowledge before expressing these findings in a unique, engaging way. This product also allows literature or film students to bring a character to life.FaceBio does not require students to create a real social media p
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6th - 12th
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Writing Prompts {April}-Persuasive, Informational, Narrative
Writing is a significant part of the English classroom, but more so, narrative, informational, and persuasive/argument writing is imperative in the Common Core and New Generation Standards. Students are expected to be able to inform, entertain, argue, and persuade others before they enter college. I created monthly writing prompts for these tasks, so your students can practice these essential writing tasks.Included in this product are:*Notebook reference sheets and graphic organizers for each
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5th - 8th
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On This Day in History...August Daily Warm Up Bell Ringer Distance Learning
Getting students interested in historical events is virtually impossible! That's why we created our “On This Day in History…August'' resource to provide a historical event for each day during the month of August along with a thought-provoking, Generation Z relevant discussion prompt that you can use year after year. What sets our On This Day resource apart from similar resources is that each prompt encourages students to think critically about “their place in the world” with respect to the eve
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Movie Quotes to Question, Analyze, and Evaluate Collection Seven Bellringer
Many movies have quotes that impact and stick with us no matter what the genre. In our “Say What?!! Collection Seven, Lines that Linger” we provide an additional 20 unique and engaging lines from a wide range of movie genres including A Few Good Men, Black Panther, Garden State, The Great Gatsby, and more! Each movie line is paired with a prompt designed to inspire, motivate, and encourage higher-order thinking in Gen Z'ers. They make it easy for you to foster discussion among your students acro
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Not Grade Specific
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NO prep Essay Assignment for an easy to administer assignment or exam!
NO prep Essay Assignment for ANY class Easy accommodations and modifications with sentence starters and fill in the blank options Two basic rubric options for quick grading Spanish version of sentence starters included!Ideal for an easy no prep exam for middle and high school elective classes!How I use this assignment in Drama: I use this assignment as an examIt give the students an opportunity to tell me what they know Students choose 3 topics and write 3 facts about each in an essay format Bec
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On This Day in History...May Daily Warm Up Bell Ringer Distance Learning
Getting students interested in historical events is virtually impossible! That's why we created our “On This Day in History…May'' resource to provide a historical event for each day during the month of May along with a thought-provoking, Generation Z relevant discussion prompt that you can use year after year. What sets our On This Day resource apart from similar resources is that each prompt encourages students to think critically about “their place in the world” with respect to the event; no
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Not Grade Specific
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On This Day in History...July Daily Warm Up Bell Ringer Distance Learning
Getting students interested in historical events is virtually impossible! That's why we created our “On This Day in History…July'' resource to provide a historical event for each day during the month of July along with a thought-provoking, Generation Z relevant discussion prompt that you can use year after year. What sets our On This Day resource apart from similar resources is that each prompt encourages students to think critically about “their place in the world” with respect to the event;
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Not Grade Specific
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