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Middle school ELA test prep cultural activities $5-10
Black History Month: Drawing Conclusions Bundle + Bonus MLK!
This is a bundle of our Black History Month drawing conclusions worksheets. Each set teaches inference skills and vocabulary common to the topic, as well as interesting key biographical information about the historical figure. Each page ends with a writing prompt based on the information studied.
This bundle includes drawing conclusions pages for the following:
Martin Luther King, Jr.
George Washington Carver
Sojourner Truth
Hank Aaron
Mary McLeod Bethune
Frederick Douglass
Jackie Robinson
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3rd - 6th
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Judith O. Cofer's American History: Lesson Plan and Worksheet with Answers
This is a great story about the immigrant experience in America. This product includes a worksheet (with answer key) with an accompanying lesson that guides students through it. The worksheet includes the following sections:About the AuthorHistorical ContextAnnotation GuideReading Guide QuestionsWriting Task
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Black History Month Paired Passages for February with Included Questions
This comprehensive 2-set of paired passages is a must-have resource for any teacher celebrating Black History Month! Perfect for grades 3-6, this easy-to-print PDF includes a diverse range of texts including poetry, fiction, informational, and biographical pieces. Each set features 8 Texas TEK aligned questions, providing ample opportunity for students to engage with and reflect on the cultural holiday of Black History Month. With a focus on cultural appreciation and understanding, this resource
Grades:
3rd - 6th
The Alchemist UbD Unit
This unit is UbD and aligned with ELA Common Core standards. Includes: 4 essential questions, rationale, table of thematic texts, unit goals, pacing calendar, 15/25 lesson plans, and coordinating graphic organizers.
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6th - 12th
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Made for SAT™ College Prep Vocabulary Activities Improve Reading Comprehension
College prep and SAT™ Relevant fun, food theme VOCABULARY Interactive Lesson with Vocabulary Quiz and Paragraph Writing Exercise that can be used as an in-class writing activity or as a homework assignment. These vocabulary activities are well suited for Middle School and High School English, ELA Grades 8 - 12 especially and Home school. *Cultural, At-Home Cooking Assignment Suggested* Students can work together on one recipe and bring a portion to share in class, adhering to individual school g
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8th - 12th, Staff
The People Could Fly Teaching Resources
The People Could Fly is one of the 24 folktales in the anthology of the same name written by Virginia Hamilton. The story is actually a retelling of a common African American folktale where slaves told stories of people who flew away from the plantation where they worked. This unit provides teachers with engaging and informative resources to teach the folktale. Teaching Resources The resources in the unit include: 1. Analyzing the Text (Questions and answers to analyze the story)2. Story Mounta
Grades:
5th - 8th
Harlem Renaissance Hip Hop or Poetry Gameshow **EDITABLE**
Have students gain a better understanding of author's perspective with this gameshow! Students will first introduce themselves with Langston Hughes and the Harlem Renaissance with a Crash Course by John Green and then complete a mini-lesson on an editable PowerPoint. Student will then try to decipher whether the slide is a song or a poem from the Harlem Renaissance. All answers are listed in the editable PowerPoint! Links:::John Green Crash Course - Langston Hughes - Youtube.comImages from Goog
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Notes Bundle: "The Fairy Tale" by Joseph Campbell (4 Files) (EDITABLE)
3 Files = 1 Original Product, 1 Key, 1 Annotated TextA guided reading/study guide style worksheet with 41 questions to introduce, learn "The Fairy Tale" by Joseph CampbellA key for the worksheetAn annotated text with teacher's notes depicting significant highlighted parts, and the exact locations of the answers in the corresponding worksheet. This is helpful if you would like to provide context or to help students focus their attention while they read a clean copy (not provided). Topics Include:
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Also included in: Unit: Introduction to Mythology & Folklore ELA 7-12 (EDITABLE)
House On Mango Street: Assessment STAAR
This is an 11-question assessment that includes 4 multiple-choice questions for each of two vignettes found in Cisneros's House On Mango Street. There's also an open-ended question for each vignette and an additional cross-over multiple choice question over both vignettes. Questions include some on setting, characterization, theme, inference, drawing conclusions, plot, diction, and paragraph construction. These are the sort of questions one might see in the new Texas assessment: STAAR.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Writing a Thesis Statement / A Practical Lesson in writing
A Practical Lesson in writing for young learners (elementary and middle school learners) that guides them to writing a good thesis statement through clear explanations and examples, and it includes group activities and discussion questions.
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4th - 8th, Staff
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time... Paragraph Writing
ESL/ELA paragraph writing sheet for the book The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian. Can be used in middle school or in high school for ELLs who need to pass state ESL exam.
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6th - 12th
Bamboo People -Chapters 4-6 RACE questions; citing evidence
Students use RACE (Restate the question, answer the question, cite evidence, and explain how the evidence supports your answer) to answer these questions over chapters 4-6 of Bamboo People.
There are five questions. Students choose two. You could do one together as a model and then have them choose two. Or, you could have them choose three. Or, you can have them complete all five.
Grades:
4th - 11th
Out of Nowhere by Maria Padian-chapters 1-3; RACE questions; citing evidence
Five questions over chapters 1-3 of the novel Out of Nowhere by Maria Padian. The directions tell the students to choose one question. I usually do one or two together with them and we practice using RACE. (restate the question, answer the question, cite evidence, and explain how the evidence supports your answer) The more you practice, the better you get. They will become really good at it if you continue to do this throughout the book. More questions over other chapters are available for
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
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