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Other (art) Common Core CCRA.W.1 resources
My Favorite Season Opinion Writing and Craft Activity
Looking for a fun and creative writing prompt and craft to add to your Seasons unit?!? With this opinion writing prompt, students will write choose their favorite season of the year and write why it is their favorite. Then, they will draw a picture as if they are looking through a window to the outside during that season. This is a great craft for a bulletin board, Open House, or writing sample. This product includes: •2 Craft Templates -1 print and go-1 trace and cut•2 Writing Prompt Pages with
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PreK - 2nd
Unsolved Podcast Unit (Text Structures, Fact / Opinion, Research)
This no-prep unit includes everything your students need to research and present an unsolved mystery, true crime, or unexplained phenomenon. The content is high-engagement and students will learn in a hands-on, project-based learning modality with an authentic product -- their very own podcast!Can be used to teach:- Text Structure- Research Skills- Informational Text Analysis- Fact vs. Opinion (Objective vs. Subjective)Included:Unit Plan / Pacing GuideStudent InstructionsRubricViewing Guide for
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Create a Town Project
Looking to assess your students’ learning about the Five Themes of Geography in a more meaningful and real-world way? Want to bring in some persuasive writing, creativity, and public speaking? Then this project is the perfect choice!In this Create a Town project, students will use the Five Themes of Geography (Location, Place, Human Environment Interaction, Movement, and Region) to create a town in a real place in the world. They will follow steps over multiple classes to “build” the town, and t
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5th - 7th
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Photography Bell Ringers
These 20 Daily Photography Warm-Ups are a great way to start each class! Use them as bell ringers, early finisher activity or even create a long assignment out of the questions! They require no prep! Just project and go!
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9th - 12th
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Capital letter crafts - letter crafts - Printable ABC - PDF.
Uppercase Letter Craft - Alphabet Craft - ABC Printable - PDFJust print a single sided sheet, color it, cut and paste/tape it together. You have an adorable calligraphy project that kids will love! These are fun for young children. Preschool and kindergarten childrenThe structure consists of:- Worksheet A-Z 27 pages, file with answers - file- Print size 8 x 11 inches ( A4 )You may also like: The world of cute wild animals 1-1 Forest Animals Coloring SheetsThe world of cute wild animals 1-2-Shado
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PreK - 3rd
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What's in My Brew?
This "Witches' Brew" is the perfect resource to add to your Fall collection. This activity can be used for portfolios or to hang on the wall. It has easy print options for differentiation or even if you have to change grade-levels. There are different variations if you want to turn it into a craft. Depending on what you have time for, this activity will give your students a fun option that will keep them busy. Included:Writing pages (primary, single lines, and LWT)3 styles of background pageTemp
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K - 5th
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Earth Day Writing Craft for Kinder thru 3rd Grade/Color & BW
Welcome to my new TPT store!! Here is my new Earth Day writing craft to use with your students for primary grade levels Kinder thru 2nd grade that comes in color or black & white. This easy to use and ready to print craft can save you time by allowing students to engage on their independently writing. Go grab your copy before you miss out on this Earth Day.Whats included:10 Black & White or Color Writing TemplatesGo leave a review and follow my new TPT store for more amazing resources f
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K - 3rd
Color Matching Worksheets (Kindergarten & Preschool) Activities
Color Matching WorksheetsMatch, Color, and Learn.Kindergarten & Preschool Activities Pages. 5 Pages - PDF Format.
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PreK - K
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Teacher Appreciation Flag Worksheet - Create a Classroom Banner
Teacher Appreciation Week banner Activities! 2 Pennant options: 1 for primary grades and 1 intermediate grades. See Thumbnails.Thank you teachers for all you do! From one teacher to another. =)♥ INCLUDES: → 1 Banner for Intermediate grades (2-6) that require more writing.→ 1 Banner for Primary grades (K-3) that requires less writing. Can be used for differentiation.♥ Also Check Out: Banners Growing Bundle♥ Who is this for? → Recommended for Grades K-6.→ Can be used in higher grades for funzie
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K - 6th
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The Watsons Go to Birmingham: Film Study/Novel Comparison (editable)
Transform your novel study into a cross-genre experience with this companion film study. Included in The Watsons Go to Birmingham––1963 & Brown Girl Dreaming: A Literature Study Unit Bundle and also available as a stand-alone resource, discussion questions here guide a comparative analysis of the 2013 screen adaptation directed by Kenny Leon & the novel by Christopher Paul Curtis, with an eye to themes unique to the film. Though the novel’s film adaptation drops quite a bit of character
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4th - 8th
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A Wrinkle in Time: Film Study/Graphic Novel Comparison (editable)
Transform your Wrinkle in Time graphic novel study into a cross-genre experience with this companion film study. Included in A Wrinkle in Time: The Graphic Novel A Literature Study Unit Bundle and available as a stand-alone resource, the 16 discussion questions here guide a comparative analysis of the 2018 screen adaptation directed by Ava DuVernay and the graphic novel by Hope Larsen, with an eye to themes unique to the film. Though designed with the graphic novel in mind, with a few tweaks, th
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4th - 8th
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The Great Gilly Hopkins: Film Study/Novel Comparison (editable)
About this Resource Transform your Gilly novel study into a cross-genre experience with this companion film study. Discussion questions here guide a comparative analysis of the 2015 screen adaptation directed by Stephen Herek & the novel by Katherine Paterson, with an eye to themes unique to the film. The 12 prompts here are grouped for differentiated instruction into Comprehending, Analyzing, and Connecting sections. The Comprehending questions focus on identifying plot elements of the film
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4th - 8th
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Artist Andy Goldsworthy
Andy Goldsworthy is a sculptor and photographer who brings attention to environmental questions by constructing site-specific artwork using the land as both a medium and an inspiration for his work.This lesson will introduce students to Andy Goldsworthy while guiding them through higher-level thinking. A great way to lead students through image analysis with a graphic organizer to teach students the steps of describing, analyzing, interpreting, and judging images.NOT JUST FOR ART TEACHERS! Use
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7th - 12th
END OF YEAR FUN TO MAKE CLASS MEMORIES: RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES UNIT
CREATE SOME MEMORIES AS YOU END THE SCHOOL YEAR!!End-of-year activities in class hold immense significance as they create lasting memories for students. These activities provide a platform for students to reflect on their accomplishments, celebrate their growth, and strengthen bonds with classmates and teachers. They foster a sense of closure and achievement, helping students transition smoothly to the next grade or phase of their education. Also, these activities often include fun and creative
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1st - 4th
Distance Learning Funding the Arts: A Practice in Research & Writing
I use this particular prompt in teaching bias in writing. The whole prompt and the sources are biased. I have students break-down the directions, then identity the bias in each of the articles (individually or in groups). Next, I take students to the library to find sources that counter or refute the evidence provided. This is an arduous task for most students because all the research shows the value of art education. So, then we re-frame the conversation - it is not about the value of art
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9th - 12th
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Valentines STEAM: Make and Date a Monster (Textiles and Persuasive Writing)
In this resource, children will design a monster before stitching together a prototype and improving on it with a final design.Children will also learn about the features of a persuasive text, including modal verbs and the use of Point, Evidence, Explain.This pack includes lesson plans, rubrics, writing frames, and scaffolding to support with the learning process. Lessons and objectives are aligned with the objectives from the 2014 National Curriculum of England.A digital copy for editing and sh
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3rd - 7th
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MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ETS1-1
, MS-ETS1-3
Also included in: Valentine's STEAM Bundle
My Flip Flops Poem and Emergent Reader
This packet is filled with a poem, an emergent reader, and writing practice with the flair of flip flops summer heat and more! This is a fun way to get students excited about reading, practicing sequencing, main idea and decorating for warmer weather! Enjoy!
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PreK - 3rd
The Thief Lord Film Study/Novel Comparison (editable)
About this Resource Transform your Thief Lord novel study into a cross-genre experience with this companion film study. This editable Google doc includes:14 discussion questions to guide a comparative analysis of the 2006 screen adaptation directed by Richard Claus & the novel by Cornelia Funke. Prompts are grouped into sections on point of view, literary elements, characters & plot.The Rule of the Story Infographic, Slideshow & Kahoot about “The Rule of the Story” to guide students
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: The Thief Lord Film/Novel Study Super Bundle (Editable)
The Iron Giant: Film Study/Novel Comparison (editable)
Transform your novel study into a cross-genre experience with this companion film study. Included in The Iron Giant: A Novel & Film Study Unit and available as a stand-alone resource, this set of 36 discussion questions is for use with the 1999 film directed by Brad Bird, either alone or along with the novel by Ted Hughes.The prompts here are grouped into sections. The first three––Comprehending, Analyzing, and Connecting––focus solely on the film. The Comprehending questions ask about the m
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4th - 8th
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Debate Resource: Claim, Data, Warrant, Impact Signs for Analyzing Arguments
This is a great resource for teaching arguments to a debate or English class. I use these signs to ensure students understand the parts of an argument by asking them to hold up the sign they believe is in an example. The signs also work well for matching, "hands on" learning activities.
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7th - 11th
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Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World Discussion Questions/Worksheet
Students watch the film Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World for "Hero's Journey" and following the Narrative Plot Structure.
This worksheet has Questions that students complete while watching the Film.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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