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5th grade english language arts outlines for Microsoft PowerPoint
Hamburger Paragraph Writing - Print & Digital - Template - Graphic Organizers
Want to teach your students how to write a paragraph using the hamburger method, but you're not sure where to begin? This resource has everything you need to help students with writing a paragraph. The 83-slide PowerPoint or Google Slides, make it so easy to teach students what a paragraph needs and how they should write one. The brainstorming pages, hamburger writing templates/graphic organizers, anchor chart pieces, drafting paper, peer editing sheets, and publishing paper all make it easy to
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3rd - 5th
5-Paragraph Essay Lesson with PowerPoint, Graphic Organizers, and Anchor Charts
Teach your students how to write a 5-paragraph essay that has an introduction, 3 body paragraphs, and a conclusion by using my in-depth PowerPoint and differentiated graphic organizers. A PowerPoint companion handout is included so that students can follow along and take notes while you progress through the PowerPoint.Anchor Charts/Vocabulary posters are also included. These can be hung in your room so that students can refer to them anytime they are working on an opinion or informative essay. O
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3rd - 6th
Small Moment & Personal Narrative Graphic Organizer
I use this graphic organizer for all of my students when teaching about personal narratives. I notice a DRAMATIC difference in the quality of work my students are able to produce as result of this organizer. What does it include?A break down of the small moment into steps.Brainstorm of characters & characters with dialogue.Description of the setting and sensory details. Leads/ Beginnings/ ways to hook in the reader. Story Mountain visual for students to understand the rising actions that bui
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1st - 5th
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Writing a Three-Paragraph Essay: Presentation & Outline
This resource is designed to teach students who have little or no knowledge of essay writing. It focuses on how to write a three-paragraph essay, providing a solid foundation for the basic essay structure. The sample paragraphs included in the resource cover topics such as "Saving Water" and "My Favorite Place," making it easy and relatable for students to practice.This resource is particularly useful for upper-elementary students who have experience writing single paragraphs but have not tackle
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2nd - 5th
Character Traits PowerPoint
This PowerPoint is meant to be used as an introduction to studying character traits. It defines character traits, gives examples, ways to identify character traits, and how to explain or prove a person's character trait(s) using evidence. It is aligned to CCSS for several grade levels. The last two slides include an outlined note taking guide with blanks for students to fill in based on the information in the powerpoint. The answers to the note taking guide are not visible but do appear when stu
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3rd - 8th
Lucy Calkins Power Points - Grade 5 Reading: Interpretation Book Clubs (Unit 1)
This resource has all of the lessons from the Lucy Calkins 5th Grade Reading Workshop Curriculum, Interpretation Book Clubs (Unit 1).Each lesson is easy to follow, using an ordered list of connection, teaching point, teaching, active engagement, link, mid-workshop, share and homework.Each lesson is taken and made into a PowerPoint format. All of the materials from Lucy's online resource must be printed out. (You need to have purchased the curriculum to have this.)
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5th
Also included in: Lucy Calkins Power Points - Grade 5 Reading: BUNDLE (4 Units)
Plot Structure PowerPoint and Guided Notes
This 15-slide PowerPoint uses clean and uncluttered slides to teach the literary element of plot structure. In addition to information on plot,, the PowerPoint is structured to include guidance on taking notes in Cornell-method format. A guided notetaking form is included which matches the format of the PowerPoint. Slide handouts that include supplemental information for your presentation are also included.
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5th - 12th
Back to School Editable Goal Setting Factballs
Back to School time can be stressful for any teacher! Let's make this time of year a little easier for you with these easy to assemble Goal Setting Factballs. They are a unique way for students to consider their goals for the year ahead and become a great display around your classroom in preparation for Parent-Teacher nights. The great features of these Factballs:❆ Each factball is editable so you can customise the name for each of your students.❆ Options have been included for the start of the
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2nd - 5th
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Lucy Calkins Power Points - Grade 5 Reading: Fantasy Book Clubs (Unit 4)
This resource has all of the lessons from the Lucy Calkins 5th Grade Reading Workshop Curriculum, Fantasy Book Clubs (Unit 4).Each lesson is easy to follow, using an ordered list of connection, teaching point, teaching, active engagement, link, mid-workshop, share and homework.Each lesson is taken and made into a PowerPoint format. All of the materials from Lucy's online resource must be printed out. (You need to have purchased the curriculum to have this.)
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5th
Also included in: Lucy Calkins Power Points - Grade 5 Reading: BUNDLE (4 Units)
The Heroes Journey Lesson pack
Do you want to explore Joseph Campbells Heroes Journey with your class?Look no further than this lesson sequence. Completed over a 6 - 8 week period, this series of lessons explores, in depth, the Heroes Journey using film and TV as well as childrens own media choices. Using Finding Nemo as a guide, Children explore character arcs, the Call to Action, Meeting with mentors and the Return with the prize along with all 12 of the Heroes Journey steps. This series of lessons includes writing and read
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3rd - 10th
Main Idea PowerPoint Lesson
This is an excellent PowerPoint over main idea and supporting details. The first several slides include definitions (topic vs. main idea vs. supporting details), passage examples, a variety of graphic organizers, process charts, and slides that create relevancy. The next several slides contain short passages with multiple-choice questions. Students choose which answer tells the main idea of the given passage. Answers are included for this section. I used this PowerPoint when introducing main ide
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3rd - 5th
Poetry Unit slideshow and poem templates
Explore the Magic of Poetry with Our Comprehensive Poetry Unit!Unlock your students' creative potential with our all-inclusive Poetry Unit, designed meticulously for classroom and remote learning environments. This unit covers a wide array of poetry forms, from the simplicity and depth of haikus to the playful rhythms of limericks, ensuring that every student finds their poetic voice.What’s Inside:Acrostic Poems: A fun and personal way for students to use their names to create poems, perfect for
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1st - 5th
Lucy Calkins Power Points - Grade 5 Reading: Argument and Advocacy (Unit 3)
This resource has all of the lessons from the Lucy Calkins 5th Grade Reading Workshop Curriculum, Argument and Advocacy (Unit 3).Each lesson is easy to follow, using an ordered list of connection, teaching point, teaching, active engagement, link, mid-workshop, share and homework.Each lesson is taken and made into a PowerPoint format. All of the materials from Lucy's online resource must be printed out. (You need to have purchased the curriculum to have this.)
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5th
Also included in: Lucy Calkins Power Points - Grade 5 Reading: BUNDLE (4 Units)
Lucy Calkins Power Points - Grade 5 Reading: BUNDLE (4 Units)
This document has all of the lessons from the Lucy Calkins 5th grade Reading curriculum, (4 units):Unit 1: Interpretation Book ClubsUnit 2: Tackling ComplexityUnit 3: Argument and AdvocacyUnit 4: Fantasy Book ClubsEach lesson is easy to follow, following an ordered list that includes: Connection, Teaching Point, Teaching, Active Engagement, Link, Mid-Workshop, Sharing, and Homework.Each lesson from Lucy Calkins has been taken and made into an easy to use PowerPoint Format. All of the resources f
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5th
Keep or Pass GAME TEMPLATE (Add Vocabulary Words, Questions, or Math Equations)
Keep or Pass is a fun and interactive way to reinforce or review content. It can be played in groups or between individual students. If the student(s) gets the correct answer, they can choose to either KEEP or PASS the prize before the prize is revealed. The student or group of students with the highest amount of points in the end win. Used for review games or test prep in elementary school, middle school, or high school grades K-12! Can be used for all subjects (vocabulary or equations): math,
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PreK - 12th
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Plan a Vacation: Middle-Level Cross Curricular Project
Fun cross curriculum project for middle-level students for the end of the year! I used this with 6th grade students in social studies but it also has lots of math and some writing skills involved as well. The preview only shows the student portion, not the additional material included in the full slide. There is a full example vacation already included you can walk students through and you can customize anything in the PowerPoint to fit your classroom/students. Scaffolding/assistance will be nee
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5th - 8th
Weekly + Daily Orton Gillingham Lesson Plan Template (Editable)
This product includes a weekly lesson plan template and a separate page for each day of the week. I like to print these out and fill in my new concept, red words, word and sentence dictation, and different extension activities for each week. These are perfect for the special education classroom or intervention groups, but can be used for a whole classroom too! Each lesson plan template includes an editable version as well. Click this link to get my Red Word Workbook (house paper)!!Need TPT credi
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PreK - 8th
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Also included in: Orton Gillingham MEGA BUNDLE
Main Idea Google Slides Presentation EDITABLE TEXT
These slides are a great option for introducing main idea to varying levels of students and it has visuals that help make this product ENL friendly. This can be used for remote learning or classroom learning. The slides include transitions to go through the short texts and questions and there are plenty of highlighting visuals for kids to follow along. I have included a companion packet for students to fill in the blanks and take notes. This can be printed or done on the google slides itself for
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1st - 5th
READBowl 2024 Resources | PPT, Craft, Reading Log | Reading Competiton
This is a bundle of a powerpoint to introduce your students to READBowl 2024 and tracking devices to track their progress. This powerpoint includes information about Malcolm Mitchell, the creator of READBowl and Read With Malcolm, a read aloud of one of Mitchell's books, and the rules and regulations of READBowl.What is READBowl?READBowl is the FREE global reading competition where PK-8th grade aged teams around the globe compete to read for the most minutes. The competition begins the day of th
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PreK - 8th
Literary Essay Outline and Example
Teaching a Literary Essay Unit can be quite tedious. This resource is a step by step outline to guide your students when writing their Literary Essays.This outline includes the following:Thesis Statement OutlineThesis Statement ExampleIntroduction OutlineIntroduction ExampleBody Paragraph OutlineBody Paragraph ExampleConclusion OutlineConclusion ExampleProviding your students with an extensive outline on exactly what is expected helps teach them to advocate for their own learning. In my classroo
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5th
Who Was Biography Opinion Writing
This resource provides guided steps for completing a biography opinion writing task. Students begin with selecting their reading materials (Who Was... or any biography materials) and documenting sources. Note-taking pages indicate details students should pay attention for during the reading process. Students will then use their notes to plan their opinion, create the thesis and topic sentences, and write their five paragraph report. Presentations options are provided as a final step of this o
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3rd - 6th
Student Informal Reports (Love Bundles)
Keep your home-school connections strong with these special informal reports!This bundle includes:*EDITABLE tables for reports (pictured)*EDITABLE personal notes for students (pictured)Background:I send home informal reports three times a year usually some time before our trimester ends and formal report cards are sent home.Inside these bundles, I put in activity pages I believe will support the areas I have circled on the table. For example, if I circle the number identification area in math- I
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PreK - 5th
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Introduction to Single-Paragraph Writing
“Paragraph Writing” was created as an introduction to single-paragraph writing in such a way to correlate with information in Chapter 4 of The Writing Revolution by Judith C. Hochman and Natalie Wexler. However, it can certainly stand alone on its own merit for studying what it means to plan for writing. Included are explanations, definitions, examples, and outline forms.Google Slides VersionThe product is an introductory, informational/instructive PowerPoint for a whole class discussion or as
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4th - 6th
Also included in: BUNDLE! Writing: From Phrase to Paragraph
The Five Elements of a Short Story
This activity includes a presentation outlining the five elements in a short story, a follow along notes packet for students, as well as an answer key. Presentation: 12 SlidesStudent Packet: 5 PagesAnswer Key: 5 Pages
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4th - 12th
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Importance of learning English language arts
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Strong reading skills can help students make sense of written content, and gather information for further analysis. Writing skills can help students articulate their ideas, construct arguments, and synthesize information. And speaking and listening skills empower students to clearly present their ideas, participate in group discussions, and collaborate with their classmates. This is why teaching English language arts is critically important for student’s success in school and beyond.
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