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Balanced literacy syllabi $5-10

3rd Grade Phonics Word Study Scope and Sequence

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This scope and sequence includes weekly phonics/word study objectives for third grade, including: - Differentiation for students reading below grade level - High Frequency Words for each week (from the FRY list) - An idiom and homophone of the week - Weekly word study objectives taken from the Descartes standards of the MAP/NWEA assessment. In addition, MAP questions have been aligned to each part of the word study sequence so that you can prepare students for the assessment.

Subjects:

Balanced Literacy, ELA Test Prep, Phonics

Grades:

2nd - 4th

Types:

Syllabi

Student & Teacher Friendly Writing Rubrics K-2

Created by

K-2 Keepsakes

This is everything you need to efficiently teach your writing block this year! This packet can be used in whole group or small group instruction, during reading and writing centers, or during independent conferences. It has differentiated writing papers you can use as well as teacher and student rubrics. The student rubrics match the teacher rubrics, but include visuals. Students will be able to use these rubrics independently. This packet is intended for grades K-2. If you like the studen

Subjects:

Balanced Literacy, Handwriting, Writing

Grades:

K - 2nd

Types:

Syllabi, Assessment, For Parents

Second Grade Long Range Plans (2015-2016)

Created by

B's Bees

Based on the Journeys series and CCSS, these LRPs will get you started for the 2015-2016 school year! It is 100% editable to fit your needs...it doesn't get much better than that! Thank you for purchasing, please feel free to leave suggestions or ask questions!

Subjects:

Balanced Literacy, Math, Science

Grades:

2nd

Types:

Syllabi, Outlines, Lesson

Hamlet Unit- Syllabus and Pacing Calendar

Created by

Ms Jane is Going to Explain

This is an introductory unit to Critical Theory beginning with the Psychoanalytic Lens which is an approach to reading literature using Freudian psychological analysis as a means of better understanding characters and their relationships. This analysis often draws heavily on the idea that unconscious fears and desires are integral to human behavior. We will use psychoanalysis in order to answer Hamlet’s dramatic question: Why does Hamlet hesitate in seeking revenge for his father by killing his

Subjects:

Balanced Literacy, English Language Arts, Literature

Grades:

9th - 12th

Types:

Unit Plans, Syllabi, Interactive Notebooks