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Free lessons for Easel Assessments
FREE Using Quotation Marks in Dialogue Punctuation PowerPoint
FREE Punctuating Dialogue PowerPoint! Improve punctuation in writing by using quotation marks correctly, a skill assessed on standardized tests. Show students how to use quotation marks in dialogue to follow accepted usage and mechanics standards. Explains the correct way to punctuate dialogue, how to create new paragraphs when changing speakers, and hints for writing better dialogues. Explains split quotations, capitalization, commas, question marks, exclamation points, and periods. Also includ
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4th - 7th
Text Structure Free Digital Activity for Google Forms
This resource is 100% digital and paperless for Google forms. A print version is also included. With Google forms, resources are self-grading! A great way to review non-fiction text structure, including: compare/contrast, cause and effect, problem/solution, description, chronological order, and sequence.This activity can be used as a review station, test prep, homework, or substitute lesson plan.Included:♦ 6 short non-fiction passages♦ print and Google forms documents♦ answer keyLiked this produ
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4th - 7th
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Tier 2 Vocabulary Book Companion for The Little Butterfly That Could FREEBIE
This FREE spring and butterfly themed book companion resource includes step-by-step, detailed vocabulary intervention & instruction activities targeting four Tier 2 vocabulary words found in The Little Butterfly That Could by Ross Burach. It is perfect for small group instruction, whole group instruction, and Speech and Language Therapy.Vocabulary plays a critical role in reading comprehension. Planning for robust vocabulary lessons using literacy-based instruction can be time consuming.
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1st - 4th
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Capitalizing the first word in a sentence (L.K.2 & L.K.2a)
Do your students need extra practice with capitalizing the first word in a sentence? This is the resource for you! It has it all--lesson plan, anchor chart, worksheets, and even an extension activity for higher-level students. It can also be used for both small group and whole-class settings.This resource contains:15-minute lesson plan - contains common student misconceptions and strategies on how to effectively address them; also includes Model and Guided Practice activitiesOne anchor chart - h
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: Capitalization Bundle - K, 1st, and 2nd grade (L.K.2, L.1.2 & L.2.2)
Analyzing 'The Ring of Gyges': Philosophy from Plato's Republic for Middle & HS
Caught you! Are people only good because they fear punishment and hope for a reward? I teach Glaucon's retelling of the Ring of Gyges from Book 2 of Plato's Republic (2:359a–2:360d). The story is about a shepherd who gets hold of a magical ring that makes him invisible. What would you do with such power? Glaucon tells the story to refute Socrates's notion that justice is a worthy pursuit. Would you use it for good, or would you use it for ill? I developed a lesson plan to get students thinking a
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7th - 10th
Dyslexia Quick Screening for Students w/ Unique Learning Differences
The My ELBERT complete program [you have Free Access to view partially] results include less passive student engagement, confidence, and more pleasurable learning while participating in activities. This program looks at the “whole child” and their complete and unique learning differences. The revolutionary training/teaching program for students with unique learning differences and for Free you are provided the quick screening (mentioned above) which will guide your lesson plan, suggested
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Critical Pedagogy: Origin Vision Action & Consequences
"Critical Pedagogy: Origin, Vision, Action, & Consequences" is a comprehensive exploration of critical pedagogy, a philosophy of education that emphasizes the role of teaching in challenging societal injustices and empowering learners. This theme likely examines its historical origins, key theorists (like Paulo Freire), and foundational principles. It delves into how critical pedagogy is applied in educational settings, aiming to foster critical thinking and social awareness. Additionally, i
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
A2 - Reading Lesson - Change a Life: Adopt an Animal
This is an A2 pre-intermediate level English reading lesson about animals. It includes the reading and reading comprehension exercises in 4 different formats together with the answer keys and explanations.True/False questionsMultiple choice questionsShort answer questionsMultiple choice cloze exercise
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Not Grade Specific
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Addition of Two-Digit Numbers FREEBIE
This FREEBIE addresses the concept of adding two-digit numbers within one hundred. This lesson displays nicely on a whiteboard for whole group instruction or iPads and tablets for small group practice. This resource contains 10 full color slides that focus on adding a two-digit number with a one-digit number. This activity is intended for no prep and no print. Thank you for downloading this freebie and please check back often for new products.
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1st - 2nd
Henry VIII + The English Reformation - Article, Power Point, Activities, Assess
The Article and Power Point explain the connection between King Henry VIII and the English Reformation. Activities and Assessment are included.Lesson Includes:- 3-Page Illustrated Article- 21-Slide Power Point Presentation- Multiple Choice / Data Based Question Assessment + Answer Key + Scoring Rubric- Support from Text Guide (allows students to easily score each others papers) - Graphic Organizer: "Three Takeaways"- Reflective Writing Form: "3-2-1"- Historical Examination Form- Lesson Durat
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5th - 9th
WWII | Reading Comprehension | Constructed Response | Eleanor Roosevelt
Introduce or reteach your students the role of Eleanor Roosevelt and the U.S. in the formation of the United Nations. This informative passage allows your students to gain a deeper understanding while engaging with a series of selected-response questions and one constructed response question.As your students are working on their constructed response question, we at Becca the Tutor Teacher have provided a student rubric to ensure your students are meeting the standards to develop a high-quality r
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5th
Algebra 1: Solving Linear Equations and Inequalities.
Algebra 1: Solving Linear Equations and InequalitiesCourse Description: Unlock the power of algebra with our comprehensive Algebra 1 course, focusing on the fundamental skills of solving linear equations and inequalities. Whether you're a high school student aiming for success in math or an educator seeking a resourceful teaching tool, this course is your gateway to mastering algebraic concepts.What You'll Learn:Foundations of Linear Equations: Dive deep into the esse
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8th, Staff
Exploring the Wonders of Plants: Parts of the Plant Learning Kit
Embark on a botanical adventure with our "Parts of the Plant" Learning Kit! This engaging and educational resource is designed for young minds eager to discover the fascinating world of plants. Perfect for elementary school students, this kit introduces the essential components of plants in a fun and interactive way.Colorful Visuals: Vibrant illustrations and photographs bring each part of the plant to life, making learning a delightful experience.Interactive Activities: Exciting hands-on activi
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3rd - 5th
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NYC Adventure: Navigating New York City in a Day - Interactive Lesson
Explore New York City Through Music and Film: A Unique Learning Adventure! Dive into the heart of one of the world's most captivating cities with the 1949 MGM musical classic, 'On the Town.' This 3-day lesson plan, perfect for English Language Arts, Humanities, ESL, and Social Studies, invites your students to plan a one-day itinerary to explore the Big Apple.Embrace the old-school charm as you and your students navigate NYC through catchy lyrics like 'the Bronx is up and the Battery's down,' an
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6th - 8th
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Orphic & Homeric Creation Myths: Greek Mythology Series Grades 8-10 ELA
What is a creation myth? How do matriarchal and patriarchal societies differ? Engage middle and high school students with myths of creation from Ancient Greek civilization. Explore the myth of the cosmic egg and learn how Eros was originally Phanes, a four-headed, double-sexed deity who was the motor and engine of the universe. This resource is optimized for distance learning. The educational download includes PDF, Google Workspace, and Easel files. Access and modify this resource for student us
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8th - 10th
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Literary Terms Explored: Paradoxes, Contradictions, and Oxymorons for ELA
Can you fit a square peg in a round hole? What if you went back in time and killed your grandfather? Would you still continue to exist? How is the name "Biggie Smalls" an oxymoron? Find out the answers to these questions (and more!) with this useful resource I cooked up exploring various literary terms that have to do with paradoxes, contradictions, and oxymorons (aligned with Common Core Standard RL.9-10.4The resource includes the following nifty features for a Minilesson:2-sided handout on par
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9th - 10th
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Lesson Plan: NEVER LET A DINOSAUR SCRIBBLE
"Never Let a Dinosaur Scribble!" is a children's picture book written by Diane Alber. It tells the story of a dinosaur who loves to scribble, draw, and create, and it promotes the idea that art can be a joyful, unrestricted form of expression. Below is a lesson plan to help educators use this book in the classroom to promote creativity, art, and self-expression.
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PreK - 3rd
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[Financial Literacy Grade 1-3] Introduction - The Cycle of Money
Introducing children to definitions of thebasic concept of money and how money flows - earning, taxes, spending, saving, investing and donating
Hephaestus (Vulcan) God of the Forge: Grade 8-11 Greek/Roman Mythology ELA
Who is Hephaestus (Vulcan)? He is the god of the forge, one of the original twelve Olympians, son of Zeus, married to Aphrodite, and maker of magical weapons and objects. This lesson includes a three-day lesson calendar, including art and literature connections, a question bank, group reading activities, and more. Use the “Further Reading Guide” and included links to supplement this lesson with myth-related books, websites, and more.This Resource Includes the Following Features:Available as a PD
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8th - 11th
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Addition & Subtraction Story Problems with Models
These story problems include a number line, ten frame, or beginning/middle/end mat for example to model work.Great for center work, or as a warm up.
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K - 1st
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Simile and Metaphor: AROV's Lesson on the Go
Helping students learn and/or review can be quite a challenge for teachers, so we seek to provide content that requires little-to-no preparation whatsoever. This product offers a "turnkey" lesson on simile and metaphor (approx.: 30 minutes) that teachers can use as a classroom supplement, as an exercise for differentiation and review, or even for an activity for students to engage with independently. It covers the concepts of simile and metaphor in their various incarnations, and is equipped wit
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Life Cycle of a Butterfly Lesson Plan
Students will be able to identify the four stages of a butterfly's life cycle.Students will be able to describe the changes that occur in each stage of the life cycle.Students will be able to sequence the stages of a butterfly's life cycle in order.
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PreK - 4th
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Pi Day or Popover Day: Any Day for Mathematical Magic!
Free! My gift to you so you can sample my resources and perhaps find some additional resources of interest.Includes:-"Pi Day Can Be Any Day": A self-correcting Easel Assessment.-A definition of pi (also written as π) and terms used in this lesson.- Three examples: using a bicycle tire, a drum head, and a life ring.- A poem about Pi.- Writing your own poem to celebrate Pi Day.-Several You Tube video suggestions; a song and how they determined pi.Suggested for Grades 6 on up..."I not only learned
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6th - 9th
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A Glance At Horror Fiction
Note: Some of my products have some “out there” ideas. If it doesn't seem like something you'd like (or is confusing to you), then don't buy it. Everyone's classroom is unique and while these lessons work within my classroom, that may not be the case in another’s room. In this case, some of these games are rated M for Mature audiences. Teachers should be aware of its rating, however, none of the clips I’ve used from my play throughs depict any of these issues. I’ve trimmed down my videos, so tha
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8th - 10th
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