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7th grade The New Year dance literature circles
New year celebrations around the world - Reading Comprehension
4 differentiated New Year reading comprehensions.Learn about different global traditions in the New Year's Around the World Reading Comprehension. A wonderful resource to use with kids in the run-up to Christmas and the holiday season. Explore a range of exciting New Year's traditions from different countries with your class. This activity is a great way of helping kids develop their reading comprehension and information retrieval skills. Take a peek at the preview for a better picture of what i
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1st - 7th
Book Study for The Sea in Winter
Book Study that dives into the topics and feelings within the story, "The Sea in Winter". Learn about the indigenous tribe that the main character is part of, their history, and important concepts of managing one's feelings. Reading level 8-12. "The Sea in Winter" book not included. This unit does not contain any part of the book, but activities and information based on discussion points. 25 page Download containing: Indigenous ReadingWhaling FactsWhale Crafts Thinking ActivityStress BustersPuz
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5th - 7th
The Story of the Chinese Zodiac Calendar - Reader's Theatre Script
EmperorSomething must be done! I will start a calendar and name each year after a different animal, but how can I choose which order the animals should appear in? I know! I will have all the animals enter a swimming race across a wide river. I will name the years in the order that the animals finish. The first year of our new calendar shall be named after the winner!Included in the Story of the Chinese Zodiac Reader's Theatre Unit:10 page script11 characters + the narrator1 page about the Chines
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4th - 9th, Adult Education
Glenda's New Year Reader's Theatre Script -Rubric & Questions
Glenda GooseHi Larry. I am here to give you a nice Happy New Year hug. A hug that will take away your lonely feeling. Larry LionI don’t like hugs. Glenda GooseEverybody likes hugs. You will love my New Year hug. Larry LionI won’t like it.Included in the Glenda's New Year Reader's Theatre Unit:14 page script4 characters + the narrator28 metacognitive questionsStudent Reader's Theatre Evaluations based on 4 levels and 5 criteria.Student Success CriteriaStudent Friendly GoalsReader's Theatre Checkl
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4th - 7th
It's a New Year, Charlie Brown Reader's Theatre Script -Rubric & Questions
LinusWho are you mailing a letter to, Charlie Brown? Charlie BrownI have written an invitation to Heather, the little red-haired girl. I was afraid to call her. It’s too late to mail it, so I thought I would take it to her house, but I’m worried. LinusWhy? All you have to do is slip the letter into the mail slot in the front door of her house. Charlie BrownBut what if my hand gets caught in the mail slot and someone opens the door? LinusThat’s ridiculous, Charlie Brown. You worry about the most
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4th - 9th, Adult Education
New Year's Day Virtual Digital Library ELA Hybrid Distance Google Editable
This resource is a collection of 12 children's picture storybooks that students of all ages could read as a fun New Year's Day or any new beginning lesson if you need an activity. These are all favorites of my students and very entertaining. I use this in my middle school classroom and have used it with 1st graders. These are great read-aloud books and come with links to YouTube videos so students do NOT need the actual book to enjoy the story. This resource is completely editable and can be sha
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1st - 8th
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Legend of the Maneki Neko: Reader's Theatre Script -Questions & Art
OhsoPlease tell me what happened to you last night. NaotakaGladly. I believe that I was saved by my former cat, Tama, and now when I tell people this story, they do not believe me. What am I supposed to do next? OhsoWhat does your heart tell you to do? NaotakaI feel like I should create a statue of Tama, so that everybody can share my good luck.Included in the Legend of the Maneki Neko Reader's Theatre Unit:*13 page script6 characters and the narrator.*Student Evaluations based on 4 levels and
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4th - 8th, Adult Education
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POOH AND PIGLET BUILD A HOUSE FOR EEYORE
It is a cold winter day in the Hundred Acre Wood and Winnie-the-Pooh visits Piglet who isn’t home. He finally finds Piglet at his own home and they agree to go for a walk. Because it is so cold, they sing, hoping their walking and singing will warm them up. They begin to think about their own homes and realize Eeyore doesn’t have a home where he can go when it rains, or sleets, or snows. Their concern leads to the idea of building a house for Eeyore. Piglet knows where there are a bunch of stick
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6th - 9th
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TIGGER MOVES TO THE WOOD
Tigger arrives in the Wood and knows no one. Early in the morning, he happens upon Winnie-the-Pooh’s house and is hungry so he asks for breakfast. Pooh asks him about honey and Tigger knows he loves it. After tasting it, he knows he doesn’t like the taste at all. On the hunt for breakfast, they arrive at Piglet’s home and Tigger is offered haycorns and he knows he’s going to like them. One taste and he knows he dislikes haycorns. From Piglet’s, they continue their quest and travel to Eeyore’s h
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5th - 7th
PIGLET AND ROO HAVE A CONVERSATION
PIGLET AND ROO HAVE A CONVERSATION is a 15-minute play adaptation of the beloved Pooh characters by Playwright and Teacher Ronda Bowe Kustick. Your purchase includes the script, synopsis, costume suggestions, and up to four public performances. Kustick is also available to answer any questions you may have and she can be contacted through Teachers Pay Teachers.SYNOPSIS: Piglet wakes up and doesn't want to be on his own. Tigger tells the other characters that "in his brain, he's thinking Pigle
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5th - 7th
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Wooded Areas - New Year's Comprehension Lesson with Answer Guide
"Wooded Areas" is a comprehension lesson inspired by the New Year's fireworks tradition and designed by Jackson Education Support. This lesson is aligned with Common Core ELA-Literacy Standards for grades 6 through 7. In addition, "Wooded Areas" is a fun supplement to homeschool, high school, and adult learning curricula. Participants enjoy an engaging learning experience. Also, facilitators spend minimal time preparing to implement quality reading comprehension activities. PDF file includes: pa
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
New Year Goals Writing Paper
Starting a new year means setting goals and looking forward to new things in the future. This is a great resource to get students writing about their goals for the new year. There are 15 different writing prompts to choose from and they also have a built-in rubric on each writing sheet.
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K - 12th
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