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Middle School QAR Lesson Plan | QAR Student Practice
Lesson plan for middle/high school ELA to help improve comprehension. I use this to align with IEP goals to improve reading skills and comprehension using questioning. Includes CCSS alignment, goals, lesson outline with practice, along with 4 practice passages. Practice passages are leveled with 2 for grades 6-8 range, 1 lexile of 300-500 and 1 lexile of 600-1010. Includes educator answer key and printable student graphic organizer worksheets.
Grades:
6th - 9th
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NYS Global History Regents: CRQ- Gandhi/India (Primary Sources!)
Are you overwhelmed trying to find materials to prepare your students for the new NYS Regents exam in global history? Here is a primary source activity aligned with the constructed response (CRQ) section of the new exam.Complete CRQ Set! Answer key included!Not from NY? This is still a great primary source activity to use with your students! This product is in pdf format.Related Resource (Spanish Translation of this file)https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/itemsDigital/editNext/5208378Please fol
Grades:
9th - 12th, Staff
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Managing the Not Okay-Creating Trauma Informed Classrooms: PD Session Plan
This is a comprehensive plan to offer educators a workshop that will encourage and strengthen Trauma Informed Classroom environments. Managing the Not Okay PD PlanManaging the Not Okay Note Catcher for Participants
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Not Grade Specific
Think Like a Coder Ep. 1 Lesson
Incomputer science</a>, a loop is a programming structure that repeats a sequence of instructions until a specific condition is met. Programmers use loops to cycle through values, add sums of numbers, repeatfunctions</a>, and many other things. Use this lesson to introduce the 3 types of loops your student may encounter with the help of Think like a coder. This packet provides guided notes with accomodations, Extended Notes,Real World Example Activity ,Wrap Up Activity ,Print Out Loo
Grades:
9th - 12th
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The Lunchroom Fight- an activity about sourcing, analysis, and corroboration
An activity using the characters from The Office to help students learn how to analyze primary sources, interpret perspectives, corroborate stories, and determine if sources are reliable or not!
Grades:
9th - 12th
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The Mona Lisa Mystery - Whodunit
This is a mystery crime scene whodunit activity that can get your students to anaylse sources, think critically, flex their evaluative process and work on team building. Students need to analyse each category of information to solve the mystery of who stole the Mona Lisa. Students must figure out the who, the motive and how the heist was carried out. There may be some red herrings to throw them off the scentIncluded in the resource:InstructionsSuspect ProfilesPrimary source photos and newspaper
Grades:
9th - 12th
Debates for young children- PreK & Kindergarten. Real photographs.
This pack contains 14 debates. You can do one each day or once a week. It promotes great talking and listening discussions. The pack contains real photographs and art work and clip art - need to keep our little people focussed.
The debates are child friendly and closely related to younger children.
I have used these in my class and the responses have overwhelmed me. Give it a go and let me know the results.
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Grades:
PreK - K
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Scientific Revolution DBQ w/guidance & answers
This is an excellent, helpful DBQ resource for teachers preparing students for the APE exam or an honors class. This resource provides guidance, answers, and suggestions throughout which are very helpful for students. The DBQ question: (6 documents)"To what extent did the ideas and discoveries of the scientific revolution represent a source of continuity with or change from the world view established by ancient philosophers and the Catholic Church?"Example of guidance:SynthesisStudents can earn
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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S3 Key History Skills: Understanding Bias Handout
(Handout Printable Version) This is an outstanding resource which thoroughly covers a key historical source analysis skill - detecting and understanding bias - an essential skill for students who wish to master the DBQ. This resource gives in-depth examples using a variety of historical sources from different eras.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Literacy in social studies
Interactive notebook inserts that give students the skills to better understand social studies. They can also be blown up and made into anchor charts...Strategies included:1. Close reading2. Writing in the margin3. How to infer4. APPARTS5. Historical thinking6. Annotating
Grades:
6th - 9th
Key History Skills: Historical Inquirary
This is an outstanding resource in teaching the key historical skill of historical inquiry. Historical inquiry is a process of questioning, organizing, analyzing and explaining events that happened in the past. It is a cyclical process which utilizes key inquiry questions. Questions focus on historical sources or evidences.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
S3 Key History Skills: Historical Significance
This is an excellent resource for discussing the key history skill of understanding historical significance. Well-structured, with many solid examples this resource full explains and relates the notion of historical significance to help students with their historical writing.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
S3 Key History Skills: Understanding Bias
This is an outstanding resource which thoroughly covers a key historical source analysis skill - detecting and understanding bias - an essential skill for students who wish to master the DBQ. This resource gives in-depth examples using a variety of historical sources from different eras.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
RI Standards with Essential Questions
These are reading informational LAFS standards and essential questions that can be printed out for a focus wall in the classroom.
Grades:
1st
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Also included in:Â RI and RL Standards with Essential Questions
Guidelines for Sourcing Documents
It is important to source ALL evidence! These guidelines will help students source documents to determine how reliable they may be, as well as learning where their information is coming from to determine bias or perspective. Great tool for DBQ's!
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Editable Welcome Cards/Tags K-5
This pack contains 8 different welcome tags to welcome your students for the new school year! Perfect for back to school, meet the teacher night, or first day of school gift for your learners! For my class, I paired these with the mini-erasers that can be found seasonally at Target or Walmart.These tags are editable only to write your name. Nothing else in these tags are editable other than your name spot. There are cards for kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, and fifth gr
Grades:
K - 5th
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