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7th grade classroom community literature circles for Google Apps
Literature Circle Classroom Book Clubs How to Organize Manage and Differentiate
Literature Circle Classroom Book ClubsHow to Organize, Manage, and Differentiatemay be used with any novel(s) Literature Circle Classroom Book Clubs were a favorite with my students. When I first began using Literature Circles, I found the model of student-assigned roles became challenging to manage; unexpected student absences and assignments not completed had impact on the planned weekly small-group discussions. I combined parts of the format of Literature Circles with a Book Club approach tha
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3rd - 8th
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Accountable Talk Prompts/ Talk Moves Discussion cards SET 1 Co-op Conversations
The ready to use conversation cards can be used in small groups or PLC discussions, or as part of a cooperative structure (like Talking Chips or Inside/Outside Circle). These activities help put the 'social' in Social Emotional Learning! Student conversation is structured so everyone participates, has choice and options for how they will contribute, and are guided with accountable talk. (Plus, it's fun! ) Both student & adult learners have fun with the guided conversation cards! The paper di
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K - 10th, Staff
EDITABLE Simple Library Genre Labels -- Coloring Page, Book Bin Labels, All Ages
Simple black and white classroom library labels that you can customize entirely to fit your library and classroom style! I have provided genres and labels of fiction/non-fiction that work for my 5th grade class. Designs are appropriate for older students (no kiddie clip art!) Works great as an introduction to genres, pages are black and white to be coloring-friendly. Let your students feel like they contributed to the classroom setup by coloring labels! Entirely editable on Google Slides.Details
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K - 12th
Scholar Talks - Jigsaw
Google slides to guide students (and teacher) through a jigsaw learning activity. TEXT AND EXPERT QUESTIONS NOT INCLUDED.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The Monkey's Paw Before Reading Discussion Guide
Activate prior knowledge about key themes in "The Monkey's Paw" by W. W. Jacobs with this engaging before reading discussion guide. Students work in small groups to make connections to the text and get to know each other's opinions about fate, luck, and superstitions. Foster collaboration and direct thinking toward the text with this guide. Students will love sharing their answers to these engaging, somewhat bizarre questions! Like this guide? It's included as part of a complete lesson compa
Grades:
6th - 12th
Group Classwork Organization
This product is design for my class size of 21 but it can be modified for any class size. Cut and tape down on the desk of each shape for a student. The grouping can be done in three different ways: color, shape, or number. No group is identical and works great for predetermined groups. My shapes are grouped by high, medium, and low academic students. My colors are equal ability grouping. Lastly, you can used numbers for a behaviors and groups that balance well. You simply just have them get int
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Discussion Tic-Tac-Toe
Discussion Tic-Tac-ToeUse the following too to increase academic discourse in your classroom. There are two google drive versions, and it is editable.
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Fish In A Tree Reading Study Activities
In this slide deck you will find several activities that will help you learn about the characters, study learning disabilities and differences, and learn about yourself. There are traditional discussion questions as well as other activities which will help focus on critical thinking skills.
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Fish in a Tree Bundle
Book Recommendation Template
Give students agency to share what they are reading with this template. Students can fill out why they loved a book, decorate it, and hang it up near the classroom library for other students to see. What a great way for students to encourage each other to love reading!
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Grades:
1st - 12th
Group Discussion Student Peer Assessment
This is a check sheet that you can have the students use during their group discussions to enhance accountability, but in a low stakes way.A copy of the sheet can be handed out to each student in the different groups in your classroom and the "reporter" simply checks whenever contributions are made to the group. Then, either individually or as a group, they can answer the questions at the bottom to celebrate what they did successfully and about how to make future group discussions stronger.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Collaborative Groups
Grouping cards to randomly form 28 pairs. Bert & ErnieShaggy & Scooby DooShrek & DonkeyTom & JerrySpongebob & PatrickMario and LuigiWoody and Buzz LightyearMickey & MinnieRick and MortyHan Solo & ChewbaccaBatman & RobinPooh and TiggerChandler Bing & Joey TribbianiSnoopy & WoodstockMarlin and DoryYogi & Boo BooPinky & The BrainMiss Piggy & KermitChip & DaleKirk & SpockRen & StimpyWalter White & Jesse PinkmanLucille Ball and Desi
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7th - 12th
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