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Esperanza Rising Literary Analysis Prompts and Coloring Page
Encourage deeper literary analysis and artistic engagement with Ryan's acclaimed novel Esperanza Rising through these integrated literary analysis writing prompts and vibrant coloring activity. This reproducible 7-page supplement features prompts on key moments in Ryan's moving coming-of-age story targeted to central themes like adversity building character, workshops as community, land symbolizing hope. By responding in short essay form linking evidence to interpretation, students will enrich c
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I'm Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter Literary Analysis Essay Prompts & Coloring
I'm Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter 5 Literary Analysis Essay Prompts and Coloring Page Assignment is a dynamic resource designed to engage students in thoughtful exploration of Erika L. Sánchez's compelling novel. This assignment includes five meticulously crafted literary analysis prompts that prompt students to delve into the intricate layers of the narrative, characters, and themes. Each prompt encourages critical thinking, fostering a deeper understanding of the protagonist, Julia, and he
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Latina Women History Month Research Templates For Google Slides - For Book Study
Latina Women History Month - Research Templates for Google Slides Women in Templates Include:Sonia SotomayorCelia CruzFrida KahloSelena QuintanillaBlank Template for You to Type in A Name at the end of the slidesSectionsDraw a picture of personFun FactsBest Known ForHometown & LifeCheck out Books you can use with this Resource for your classroom library here:Bilingualeducationymas.comIf you like this Resource then check out my store at Bilingual Education y Mas
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Karbala: A war of 72 that has left A lesson for the billions
The purpose of this journal is to build the sense of how to manage responsibilities, tasks and time.  This journal will help you keep track of your good deeds, along with your daily tasks. It is beneficial to all age groups, as the main aim is to regulate our day in the right manner.Journaling is a deeply internal mental, emotional and spiritual activity that helps you build strong emotional and spiritual muscles to deal with life’s difficulties and uncertainties.It will keep your thoughts organ
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40 great Americans in history crossword puzzle
Help your students research history by introducing 40 great Americans who contributed to forming our modern world in every domain, military, science and discoveries, sports, politics, arts, and more.Review the history of the USA.Information about the required character in the crossword puzzle is given as a clue.USA Coloring map showing the states for students to color and write the names or codes of the state as they solve the puzzle.Great 4th of July activity.
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Heritage Story and Recipe Book
Students write a story and a recipe about a significant
food in their culture or life. Culminates in reading stories and sharing food.
Extensions allow for students to publish the work in a collection.
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Diversity/Equality Book Club: A Day of Rememberin’, Essay Questions
This powerful book by Leah Henderson and illustrated by Floyd Cooper was inspired by the true events of the first Memorial Day. Without shaming or blaming one race over another, learning about painful aspects of America’s past can be difficult. Books like A Day of Rememberin’ help us unpack the past and start a meaningful national conversation. These essay questions can be used for homework or as a test/quiz.
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Mardi Gras Writing Paper
This is a set of lined writing paper with Mardi Gras characters. A fun way to assign a writing assignment - whether Mardi Gras-themed or not.
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Flowers Notebook Notebook Journal Flowers Dream Journal and Memory Record
This Flowers Notebook Notebook Journal Flowers Dream Journal and Memory Record is perfect for school, college, work, home, or as a gift for any occasion. It can be used as a notebook, a journal, or a composition book.
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Chinese New Year Essay
Here is a rubric with directions to write a short essay on the Chinese New Year. The directions contain a good website that has plenty of information about the Chinese New Year on an updated basis. This can be applied to any social studies class learning about Chinese history, or really any general education class looking at the New Year celebration. It is adaptable on a yearly basis too.
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Writing by the Day May 24: The Main Branch of the New York Public Library Opens
This is a short writing piece to be used on May 24th. It can also be used any day you need a quick writing piece! On May 24th, 1911, the Main Branch of the New York Public Library opened to the public. This worksheet contains a short paragraph describing the Main Branch. Students are then invited to write a paragraph describing the type of book they would like to borrow from the New York Public Library. Great for a bell-ringer or a daily writing assignment!
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Writing by the Day March 15: The Hi-LITER is Trademarked
This is a short writing piece to be used on March 15. It can also be used any day you need a quick writing piece! On March 15, 1963, Carter's Ink Company filed a trademark for the first HI-LITER. This worksheet contains a short paragraph about highlighters, including who invented them, their many uses, and what inspired their creation. Students are then invited to write a short paragraph about whether or a not a highlighter is a good invention. Great for a bell-ringer or daily writing assignmen
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Writing by the Day September 11: The Hope Diamond is Stolen
This is a short writing piece to be used on September 11. It can also be used any day you need a quick writing piece!
On September 11, 1791, the Hope Diamond was stolen from the King of France. This assignment contains a short paragraph explaining the history of the Hope Diamond. The student is then asked to write a paragraph to explain if he or she thinks the Hope Diamond should be owned by a king, a wealthy person, or a museum.
Great for a bell-ringer or daily writing assignment!
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My totem pole essay template
If you are making a totem pole craft, use this paper to add a literacy component to the lesson. They can write about what makes their totem pole significant to them, why they chose those colors, who the faces belong to, etc.
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Autobiographical Map
The autobiographical map is a great way to get students started on writing any personal narrative. It's a brainstorming tool that you can use to get students thinking about writing their college essay or keep in their binders to have a quick reference when you want them to do any writing about a personal experience.
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