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Close reading scripts for staff
ELA Emergency Sub Plans for Middle School Vol. 6
Emergency ELA Sub Plans for Middle School - Volume 6These language arts sub plans are perfect for filling (or refreshing) your substitute binder with engaging, standards-based activities. This is a true stand-alone resource that was designed to offer a print and go sub plan solution for middle school ELA teachers. No additional books or companion materials are needed!This resource includes:• A high-interest reader’s theater script • Reader Response Questions• Context Clue Word Work• Summary Stra
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4th - 7th, Staff
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Also included in: ELA Emergency Sub Plans Bundle for Middle School
A Yuletide Pet Yarn (One-act lighthearted & warmhearted play/reading)
Here is a whimsical, punny-playful, and heartwarming dramatization/reading of 4 pages in length (10-15 minutes) to be performed by students or adults during the Christmas season. The one-act play/reading calls for 10 roles; all reading/speaking roles have a similar number of short lines, performing as talking cats and dogs. The dog, cat, or any other pet type, and the names, can be changed to fit their owners' roles. This lesson combines the need for students to revise the description and name o
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2nd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Bunty and Bubbly – For children who don’t like to get clean
Bunty and Bubbly – Bunty loves playing and getting messy, but she does not like soap. She refuses to clean up. Then one night she has a dream. By: Sorit Gupto Text from Bunty and Bubbly Bunty loves to play with butterflies. …and with birds. She loves to play with paper boats. She also likes …"We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed our product. Your feedback means a lot to us and can help others make confident choices. If you're comfortable with it, please come back to share your experience in r
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PreK - 5th, Staff
Romeo and Juliet Modernization Script Writing Assignment
A fun, creative way to bring even greater understanding to Romeo and Juliet. Students will take what they have learned in the original Shakespearean text and create a modern remake of their favourite scenes. Complete with rubric.
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9th - 10th, Adult Education, Staff
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The Fox Who Wanted to Fly
The fox sees the birds, bees, and bats, and greatly desires to fly – will perseverance win? Sample Text: One night, Fox told her kits a bedtime story. It was the tale of a fox. This fox wanted to fly. Her kits said they wanted to fly. They said, “Flying looks like fun!” Let’s listen …"We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed our product. Your feedback means a lot to us and can help others make confident choices. If you're comfortable with it, please come back to share your experience in review. Y
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PreK - 5th, Staff
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