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Annotation Sticky-Notes! Print on Post-its
Using sticky notes for annotation during reading is a great method for instruction. This product comes with the instructions on the first page as well as 6b annotation post-its on the second page. It's great for classroom use, book clubs, staff development, as well as personal use!
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Students--The Ultimate Quotation Collection
Students—The Ultimate Quotation CollectionContents: 21 Page Essay—How to Effectively Use Quotations in Your Classroom © 99 Page Quotation Collection on StudentsThis 99 page quotation collection contains the most interesting, thought-provoking, and useful quotations on Students. A unique collection presenting only pertinent and straightforward quotes that address all aspects of Students, this set of quotations includes the classic quotes as well as quotes carefully chosen from primary sources w
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Blank PowerPoint Draft
Sometimes you get tired of the same Power Point designs. Here is a custom design that evolves as you click through the Power Point.
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Children's Read Aloud Book List- LGBTQIA+, Gay, Lesbian, Trans, Bi, Preferences
This is a curated list of over 50 books that are great inclusive read-alouds for children. Whether or not you have students in your class that come from or identify as an LGBTQIA+ member, this can be the starting point to discuss diversity, inclusion, and kindness. This list is in a Google Sheets format and is separated by sections. Different sections of books included are:Emerging and Self-DiscoveryGay RelationshipsLesbian RelationshipsNon-Binary and Gender FluidParentsPrideTrans CommunityIf yo
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Ode to a Teacher
An ode is a poem of praise, and we teachers receive far too little praise, so here is a poem just for you and your colleagues! Please share!
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A Wisdom Tale
A Wisdom Tale is a retelling of an ancient story with an eternal message regarding emotional intelligence. After hearing this story five years ago, I continue returning to it regularly for inspiration. I find it especially helpful recalling when things aren’t going according to plan.Therefore, this story is intended primarily for educators themselves to reflect on and apply any insights you may gain to your life. However, the language is appropriate for upper elementary and above. The reflection
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