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Veterans Day Smiley Face Craft and Writing | Military Hats | Thank You
Veterans Day Smiley Face Craft and Writing | Military Hats | Thank YouGive your students the opportunity to learn and reflect on the many services and sacrifices that are made by our military members. Write veterans a thank you letter, describe the brave service men who make up the many branches, or draw pictures of the kind acts that they perform. Students can enjoy this meaningful writing opportunity and create a super cute craft!This resource includes:- a black and white smiley craft option-
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Daily Warm Ups for High School Students
It's not too late to start doing daily warm ups for the beginning of each class! Having students engage in daily warm ups not only builds their writing and critical thinking skills but also gives instructors time while students settle into their bell ringer. These bell ringers are VERY thought provoking and include a list of miscellaneous bell ringers with quotes and philosophical questions which challenge students' abstract thinking and personal worldviews. Other bell ringers are more straightf
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Maya Angelou Research Reading Passages + Report Template- Black History Month
This is a informational newsletter AND research report about Maya Angelou as an African American Artist. Students can use this as a jumping off point for a research project or for Black History Month or Women's History Month.Information on...- Early Life- Career- Interesting Facts- Artistic ContributionsInclusive Learning: Foster an inclusive classroom environment by exploring diverse narratives and celebrating the achievements of underrepresented voices.Ready-to-Use Content: Save time on lesson
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Stand Up: 10 Might Women Who Made a Change Book Companion - Black History Month
This book companion to Stand Up: 10 Mighty Women Who Made a Change by Cathy Ann Johnson is a great way to celebrate Black History Month. Students can write/draw about how they are going to stand up. There is also the option for a biography research project. Students are assigned one of the 10 women in the book to research and write about.
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Also included in: Black History Month Book Companions Bundle
Celebrate African Tales and Use Text Evidence for Bracelets
provides choice of readingsapplies to any readingrewards students who use text evidence with an earned Adinkra symbolpromotes creativity and cultural appreciationsimple way to reuse, recycle and reduce paper scrapscan be adapted for other holidays besides Black History Month
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Black History Month Research Project
This BHM Research Project provides step by step directions for your students to pick a person to research, research, write a report, and create a creative project based of the person they choose.It focuses in on historic and influential African American's in the Literature, Arts, and STEM fields. Students can choose the field/subject that interests them most in order to pick a person they are going to connect/relate to while researching.
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LOS PAISES DE HISPANOAMERICA
Cualquier persona que este aprendiendo a hablar español debería conocer y aprender sobre las distintas culturas de los países hispano parlantes. / Any person who is learning Spanish should know and learn about the countries where Spanish is spoken.Esta es una guía para hacer un trabajo escrito y presentación en clase sobre cada uno de los países de Hispanoamérica. / This is a guide on how to make a presentation and work on each of the Hispanic countries. El trabajo puede ser realizado en inglés
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NEWSPAPER: START YOUR OWN SCHOOL NEWSPAPER or NEWSLETTER!
The school newspaper: what a wonderful avenue to promote student engagement, build a link between school and home, teach students about types of writing, study these and practice and perfect these, especially expository or writing for the purpose of teaching or informing! Expository writing is essential for college or career training and what better way for students to really understand expository writing (informational nonfiction!) than by reading while researching and writing their own and t
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Present Tense Celebration Essay Writing and Research Activities
Provide your students with an opportunity to research and write about celebrations and events around the Spanish speaking world using a 5-part form letter with sentence starters. This activity incorporates research with an introductory letter-writing format and provides practice of transitional expressions and connectors for better flow and rhythm of written expression (2nd year and above language learner levels, Immersion and Heritage Speaker). Included:Bilingual word bank of transitional expre
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Martin Luther King Lesson: Quote Response Journal or Speech
If you need a comprehensive handout that reflects Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s principles and precepts, this is it! This handout has a thorough list of some of Dr. King Jr.'s most prominent quotes as well as scaffolding to help students write their own quote response. The quote response can be a journal write but it can also be a short speech students deliver to their class. The packet includes example write ups for students to review as well. Having students give speeches that align with Dr. K
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Small Moment Writing (Supporting Document of Writing Topics with pictures only)
No more of "How do I spell....?" As your students complete their small moment (check out my Small Moment Writing (Sentence Frames only) product) a complex sentence about their weekend plans or their weekend experience, they can refer to this resource to support them with their spelling.You may want provide each student with a double sided copy of this resource that they keep in their writing folder. I have done this in my classroom and it limits the oh so common question, “How do I spell….?” I h
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Past Tense Celebration Essay Writing and Research Activities
Provide your students with an opportunity to research and write about celebrations and events around the Spanish speaking world using a 5-part form letter with sentence starters. This activity incorporates an introductory letter-writing format with practice of transitional expressions and connectors for better flow and rhythm of written expression. Includes instructions for optional research project (2nd year and above language learner levels, Immersion and Heritage Speaker). Included:Bilingual
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Graph Paper Comosition Notebook I Grid Notebook For Students (Math, Science..) I
2x2 Graph Paper Is Ideal For Note Taking, Technical, And Engineering Drawing.Thick Paper To Prevent Bleed And Can Be Used On Both Sides.Hard And Sturdy Cardboard Back For Writing Support.
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Writing by the Day October 2: Peanuts is First Published
This is a short writing piece to be used on October 2. It can also be used any day you need a quick writing piece!
On October 2, 1950, the comic strip Peanuts was first published. This assignment contains a short paragraph about the comic strip Peanuts and the main character, Charlie Brown. Students are then given a writing prompt asking them to describe a time they felt nervous or shy like Charlie Brown.
Great for a bell-ringer or daily writing assignment!
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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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