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Free graphic arts literature circles
The Haunting of Hillside School
The Cabin Creek mysteries are high interest mystery novels geared toward grade 3 - 4 students. I developed this chapter by chapter novel study to go with my read aloud. My kids loved it and I hope yours do too.
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3rd - 5th
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Comic Reader - Randy Bamboo #1-10
This is my new Comic series. Students enjoy the humorous cartoons with the handy flip-up questions design (very easy to grade). Each comic is in color and black/white. In addition to the ten comprehension questions, there's also a writing prompt. (Excellent for ESL students as well)
For animated version, go here.
To see the comic book go here.
More comic readers are coming soon!
To see a 1 minute video of my foldables click here.
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Some of my lessons...
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1st - 9th
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Christmas 2023
Sorry I am incredibly late posting this....These books (Listed below) were used as prompts for literacy, art, reading comprehension and creative writing tasks for the week leading up to Christmas at Glen Park Primary School in 2023. We are a one-teacher multi-age school, hence the diverse range of literature used.Being seasonal books, they may not be in print beyond this Christmas season. Some books you will find, others you won’t. (Unless they are part of a series or feature well known characte
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1st - 6th
Comic Reader (with comprehension questions)
This is my new Comic Reader series. Students enjoy the humorous cartoons with the handy flip-up questions design (very easy to grade). Included is #56, a free sample. Each comic comes in color and black/white. In addition to the ten comprehension questions, there's also a writing prompt. (Great for ESL students!)
A free bundle of comics, #1-10, is available here.
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Some of my lessons...
17 Reading/Math Task Cards – free sample
Huge Reading Bundle (all m
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1st - 8th
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The Job Search Process
This reading is a short explanation of my own view of the 10 specific phases of the job search process. For each step, there is a short but well-explained description of what each phase entails in the job search process. This reading piece can be used to compose quiz questions, Kahoot games, assignments, or any other project. For my Career Exploration class, students will create an infographic or a visual timeline on Google Slides for each consecutive phase. Enjoy! Please leave a comment and tel
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
DICKEN'S "OLIVER TWIST" (Cultural Activities for Both Book and Movie)
Students investigate the social statements based on Charles Dickens classic tale of an orphan in England in the 1830s. His characters abound with color, variety, and life. They are considered to be some of the most famous in English literature. The story has a great understanding of humanity, especially young people. It sympathizes with the poor and helpless and mocks and criticizes the selfish, the greedy, and the cruel. There are MANY ACTIVITIES(art, music, writing skills) included for all
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Not Grade Specific
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Art beginner practice for Middle/High School
Wonderbird is a captivating and enchanting drawing that invites students to embark on a journey beyond the boundaries of reality and into the realm of imagination. This artwork exemplifies the fusion of creativity, artistic skill, and an exploratory spirit, making it an ideal piece to inspire and guide budding art students in their quest to enhance their drawing abilities.
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Not Grade Specific
Understanding Fictional Texts Using Illustrations and Visual Cues
Consider for a moment trying to teach a young student a factually based concept using only pictures and visual cues. It would be difficult at best, assuming the student had prior knowledge of the topic being explained, and near impossible if working with a student possessing little or no background experience with the information. Now imagine trying to tell a fictional story to that same student using nothing but pictures and visual cues. The task seems far less daunting. The purpose of this te
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K - 2nd
Christmas Bookmarks
300 dpi resolution bookmarks print beautifully on cardstock. Print one-sided or fold over for double-sided. Use as is, or punch hole on top and decorate with ribbons. 2" x 6"Visit my website at www.homeschoolingdietitianmom.com for more goodies and sound nutrition advice. Reindeer image courtesy of www.mycutegraphics.com
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K - 12th
Trio Seating Chart
Use this color-coded seating chart to create both homogenous and heterogeneous grouping for your students. Depending on your class needs, each color should represent a student's skill level. For example, blue is where mastery students are seated while purple is where students who require additional support are seated. During independent work, you can pull all your purple students to provide scaffolding, more modeling, etc.Note: You can easily edit colors and make changes to match slide to the la
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
LAST PICK by Jason Walz - Teacher Guide
In this first volume of Jason Walz’s dystopian graphic novel trilogy, the kids last picked are humanity’s last hope.Three years ago, aliens invaded Earth and abducted everyone they deemed useful. The only ones spared were those too young, too old, or too “disabled” to be of value. Living on Earth under the aliens’ harsh authoritarian rule, humanity’s rejects do their best to survive. Their captors never considered them a threat—until now.Twins Sam and Wyatt are ready to chuck their labels and st
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7th - 12th
FREE Color-Your-Own Bookmarks
This file contains four different "colorable" bookmarks featuring cats and dogs plus a sheet of suggestions for how to use them.Print as many as you need, and enjoy the coloring fun!
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Not Grade Specific
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First Grade Book Posters
First Grade appropriate book posters. Hang these above your reading nook, or on the walls by your library!
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K - 3rd
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Soulstream Graphic Novel Discussion, Chapter 1/Issue #1
This is a discussion guide for the first chapter of the fantasy adventure superhero graphic novel "Soulstream" by Saida Woolf. It touches on how to read a graphic novel and asks students to notice what is communicated through the colors used as well as the different panel layouts. Some of the vocabulary is a little advanced and so it is listed in the order that it appears in the story so that contextual clues can be used. There is also a short discussion of the "self-talk" that occurs in the sto
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Not Grade Specific
Alphabet Book
The Alphabet Book is a fun way to teach acrostics, book making and using the dictionary.
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K - 3rd
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