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English language arts rubric interactive whiteboards
Lucy Calkins Writing: Nonfiction Chapter Books
In this unit, students learn to deepen the meaning behind their reading work, to strengthen the conversations of their partner work, and dive deep into the expression of their writing work. This unit prepares children to write information texts. They will write lots of information books about lots of different topics of choice and will revisit his/ her writing to self-assess and revise, as expected by the Common Core State Standards. This unit is designed to give children the support and prac
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1st - 2nd
Winter Rondo Composition Project
In this arts integrated lesson, students practice creative expression by writing their own original poem. They will work cooperatively with a small group to put their poems together and perform their work in rondo form.
This file includes an interactive Smart Notebook file, and a copy of the presentation in .pdf format as well.
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This lesson includes:
- A definition of rondo form, using pictorial representation of different musical sectio
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3rd - 6th
13 Spooky middle school writing prompts
Get the creative juices flowing with these 13 graphics enhanced writing prompts. The horror literature genre elicits some strong emotions and students often find it easy to put themselves into the role of author with prompts that directly relate to middle school common core standards for narrative writing. Three rubrics, a “read and evaluate each others’ pieces anonymously” lesson and exit tickets are included.Easy sub plan - the sub can show the prompt on screen or post on the walls and use gal
Grades:
6th - 8th
The Big 6 Research Steps
Students are often clueless when it comes to doing a research project. They don't know where to begin or what information they are looking for.
In this Smartboard lesson, students will be introduced to each of the 6 research steps in "The Big 6" model. The steps will be explained as each one is introduced. Then, after an overview of the 6 steps, students will be taken through each of the steps as part of a whole group research activity. This lesson will serve as a way to prepare students
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3rd - 5th
Compare/Contrast Paragraph Writing
This is a week long lesson about what compare/contrast paragraphs are and how to write them. This lesson comes with a 12 page SMART notebook file, a rubric, a top hat organizer, and an article.
The lesson includes:
- Notes
- Signal words
- Example paragraphs
- Practice paragraphs
- Video link
- Top Hat organizer
- Paragraph requirements
- Rubric
It is a zipped folder so you will have to unzip it to view the lesson. Found at Literacy Lunatic. Enjoy!
Grades:
5th - 7th
Writers' Workshop Coloring and Drawing Rubrics -- Promethean Board
Model the right way to color and draw an "Ooh-Ahh" picture for your students using this interactive flipchart. Score the coloring rubric with :), :|, or :(. Demonstrate how to add details to create an "Ooh-Ahh" drawing. Click on top and bottom of the :D to hear "Ooh-Ahh" once you're done!
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PreK - 3rd
2.4.2 Life Cycle of a Pumpkin Reading Street Grade 2 Unit 4 Week 2 pp smartboard
This powerpoint begins by introducing the unit and weekly questions, then reviews Sleuth, Street Rhymes, spelling words, amazing words and vocabulary words. I can statements for the week of learning are also included. Academic Vocabulary, Handwriting letters, focus and embedded strokes within power point. Scales for success criteria and Vocabulary slides have been added. Move around slides to meet your classroom needs.
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PreK - 6th, Staff
RUBY THE COPYCAT SMART BOARD LESSONS
This product contains reading and writing lessons that span over multiple days. In this product you get the book Ruby the Copycat scanned with discussion questions embedded in the book, writing prompts, and sentence starters. Also included is a step-by- step guide on how to answer a question using the Flip-it Strategy. Other lessons included are how do we use a rubric to assess our work and how do we use our self-assessment to grade our work. The slides also include an interactive rubric and sel
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1st - 5th
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Columbus Day - Close Reading RI3.1 W3.2 -ActivInspire Flipchart
This is a one day lesson using ActivInspire software for Promethean Boards that is totally structured using the Gradual Release Model. The lesson is designed with COMPASS and TAP teacher evaluation rubrics, and focuses on PARCC constructive response short answer questions for non-fiction.
This 16 slide full lesson includes the following:
- Slides have notes for you to know exactly what to do on each (basically this is your lesson plan!)
- Covers CCSS RI 3.1, W3.2, SL 3.1, Social Studies GL
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Buddy Reading Rubric for ActivInspire!
Product Information: **Must have ActivInspire software!!**This is a buddy reading rubric where students can self-assess how they did during buddy reading time! It contains 4 slides-Rubric (uh-oh one, in the middle three, super star five)-Visual for how to sit-Visual for how to share one book-Visual for how to stay focused on reading (not chatting!)I hope you find this useful! ActivInspire Resources:1. ActivInspire 100 Chart I LOVE YOU Picture2. ActivInspire 100 Chart Sailboat Picture3. ActivIn
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PreK - 3rd
Non-Fiction Close Reading and Writing -Christopher Columbus-Flipchart
This is a 12 page, one lesson, ActivInspire flipchart for Promethean Boards.
The lesson follows the Gradual Release Model.
CCSS addressed: RI 3.1, W 3.2, Social Studies GLE 3.1, SL 3.1
The flipchart includes:
- Non-fiction texts about early explorers and Non-fiction text features
- Anchor charts of Close Reading Symbols and Text Evidence Sentence Starters for accountable talk or independent writing
- Hook / Lesson Intro of a Thinking Map - Flow Map - sequencing historical events to activate
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2nd - 4th
Writing Workshop, Operation Author Part Two The Art of Planning
Outlining or planning a story: a simplistic and fun-filled overview of creating an outline for a story.
Please see the 33-page POWERPOINT presentation to accompany the lesson plan! This is also available for download from the store at the following link: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/POWERPOINT-PRESENTATION-accompaniment-for-Operation-Author-Part-2-1691106
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Personal Narrative Smartboard slides AND Lesson Plans BUNDLE! Gr. 3,4,5
This item is 20 days of lessons for the smart board!
BUNDLE BUNDLE BUNDLE!!!
SMARTBOARD SLIDES AND LESSON PLANS!!!!
In need of a personal narrative unit? Here is your item!
I teach 5th grade but this can be adapted for grades 3 or 4 as well!
It includes:
* A grading rubric for personal narrative
* How to add details into your writing
* How to use your 5 senses in your writing
* How to write a strong paragraph
* How to write a personal narrative
* How to edit their writing
These lesson plans
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Reasons for Writing
This is an animated, INTERACTIVE, common core aligned powerpoint created to introduce students to these 4 main purposes for composing: to persuade, inform, explain, and narrate.
PPT is colorful and sticks to the point, without a lot of EXTRA fluff and is interactive.
Rubric for assessment included for printing as well.
Can be used across most elementary grade levels.
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
20-Days of PERSONAL NARRATIVES on SMARTBOARD Gr. 3,4,5
This item is 20 days of lessons for the smart board!
In need of a personal narrative unit? Here is your item!
I teach 5th grade but this can be adapted for grades 3 or 4 as well!
It includes:
* A grading rubric for personal narrative
* How to add details into your writing
* How to use your 5 senses in your writing
* How to write a strong paragraph
* How to write a personal narrative
* How to edit their writing
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Strong Verbs Writing for PROMETHEAN Board
Are you wondering how to score your students writing? Do you need direction on how to make narrative writing better? If so, here is a low priced resource that is sure to meet your needs.Inside you'll find:I can statementstandardsThree tips for writingReview PageThree writing PromptsRubric to score promptsTips for improvementATTENTION: Please make sure you have ActivInspire Software before downloading this product. If you do not, it will not open on your computer. You may purchase it as a PowerPo
Grades:
4th - 5th
Also included in: Strong Verbs in Writing for Promethean Board Use
The Important Poem SMARTboard Writing File
The Important Poem by Margaret Wise Brown is a wonderful trade book to use to teach six traits. Use the book to encourage students to take everyday items and using showing details turn them into new pieces. SMARTboard file contains six traits information on Ideas and Organization including rubrics. Gives model paper and brainstorming sheet that can be copied for students. Revising and Editing checklists also included.
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3rd - 5th
Informational Research Report Smartboard
This 7 day lesson for the smartboard has 52 slides. There is a rubric and an anchor piece. I wrote this to go with the ReadyGen Unit5 Grade 2 Module B Text Pioneers to the West. That is what my anchor peice is on. This unit can be used with grades 2, 3, or 4. The essay has an introduction, 3 supporting paragraphs with topic sentences and a closing. It walks the students step by step through the essay process. It can be edited to be used with any book. Common Core Standards
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2nd - 4th
Economy of Words: Learning to Write a Story Without Rambling
Do your students hand in long, rambling stories that seem to go nowhere? Are you tired of reading pages of he said-she said that doesn't contribute to the story? Take on this challenge and have your students write an entire story in a single page!
This smart notebook file includes a lesson on economy of words, an example of a one page story and how the writer planned it, an assignment page to assist students with planning and writing, and a rubric for marking. Once students learn to write stori
Grades:
4th - 8th
Adapted Interactive Realistic Fiction Story With Activities & Rubrics
This is a realistic story and activity packet that is adapted to simplify learning and comprehending the written pages. It is geared to all learners in three color groups; red, yellow and green for differentiating learning. Have fun teaching and learning.
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PreK - 2nd
Making Connections Continuum
This is a making connections continuum, similar to a rubric, used to help students develop meaningful text-to-self, text-to-text, and text-to-world connections. Attached are sample connections that students can use to practice placing on the continuum. These connections come from stories such as "Chrysanthemum," "The Stories Julian Tells," "The Witches," and "Little Mama Forgets."
Grades:
3rd - 4th
Engage New York - LA Module 1B Unit 2 Lesson 2
This product includes slides with lessons for Engage New York - LA Module 1B Unit 2 Lesson 2 in the series. It has student and teacher resources and examples.
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4th
President Report Rubrid
This is 5 Smart Notebook Slides on expectations and processes for creating a complete research on a president chosen by the student. It will include photo of president and will require 3 different types of research to be completed,. It will be presented visually and orally. Two questions will be allowed to be asked of the student. It is expected to allow three times each week to work on in class. A Rubric is provided to each student and the teacher is provided a specific evaluation instrument. W
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Reading and writing stamina
Both the reading and the writing staminas are created to follow the improvement of the amount of time the students are able to be focuss on independent reading and writing, as well as to motivate them and allow them to participate in the classroom processes as those staminas are interactive and they can use them.
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Grades:
1st - 4th
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Importance of learning English language arts
English language arts (ELA) concepts — reading, writing, listening, and speaking — empower students to become effective communicators, critical thinkers, and lifelong learners. They are the foundation for all other types of learning as students must rely on ELA skills to master content from other subject areas and communicate what they’ve learned.
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.
Benefits of learning English language arts
Learning English language arts offers many benefits to students both in school and beyond. It helps students:
- Develop effective communication skills
- Build critical thinking and analytical skills
- Nurture their creativity and imagination
By ensuring that students have a solid foundation in English language arts, teachers can help set them up for future success.
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