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1st grade balanced literacy projects for Microsoft Word
The Day Jimmy's Boa Ate the Wash Cause and Effect Chain Activity
Included in this download are instructions, cause and effect strips and an answer key. Use this activity to reinforce the concepts of Cause and Effect while teaching reading the story The Day Jimmy's Boa Ate the Wash. Students will put the key cause and effect events in order to create a chain. Great for reinforcing sequence and comprehension strategies.
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K - 3rd
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Soft c and g sounds
This product is a pattern to create a product that will help your students learn & remember the rule for the soft sounds of c and g. The soft sounds c and g sit n a SOFT cloud of cotton balls. I attached the letters I, e, and y with fishing string AFTER the c and g (hanging below). When c or g have an i, e or y after it, they will make their soft sound.
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K - 3rd
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Flat Stanley Project
This project based learning packet includes everything you need to mail out Flat Stanley to friends or family. It is educational and exciting to see where Flat Stanley has been! You can edit this packet to suit your classroom. My first grade class LOVES this project based learning activity!
Grades:
PreK - 7th
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Guided Reading Lesson using Penguin and Pinecone by Salina Yoon
The delightful story Penguin and Pinecone by Salina Yoon is perfect for Valentine's Day or as a reminder about friendship and caring any time of the year. This guided reading lesson is for grades K-2 and has extensions and cross-curricular options. It is aligned with Common Core standards for reading that you can see on the preview. It has lots of suggested discussion questions to help your reading lesson go smoothly.
by Lisa Connors
Grades:
K - 2nd
edTPA Elementary Literacy Portfolio - Task 2 ONLY
Welcome to edTPA!! Are you going through the edTPA process and stressing out about what a passing portfolio looks like? You will be so happy with this purchase and guidance through it all. This example shall ONLY be used as an example for you. Copying or replicating responses from this example violates the edTPA policies and will not grade your submission.This purchase includes the complete Task 2 for the Elementary Literacy edTPA:Task 2 Part B: Instruction Commentary*All edTPA language and logo
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K - 5th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Easy Animal Report to go with Common Core (CCSS) nonfiction writing
This is an easy to use format for kids to write their own animal report. This begins with a pre-write or word web, then asks kids to answer basic questions about the animal. Next kids can illustrate their animal and write an overall summary about the animal on easy to use paper. Finally, kids start to learn about a bibliography by writing the name of the book they got the information from and the author of that book. I use this for my Kindergarten special education students with great succes
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PreK - 5th
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Beginning of the Year Reading Activity - Reading Timeline
Get your students excited about reading at the beginning of the year. This worksheet will have them thinking about what books have made an impact on their lives. After filling out the worksheet and sharing with peers, students can create a reading timeline on a poster, the computer or in their reader's notebooks. It's a great way to involve families as well by having students ask their family members about books that they read when they were young. Start the year off with some fond reading me
Grades:
1st - 12th
CKLA Grade 2 Domain 1 Paper bag Folktale Extension Project
This Fairy tale in a Paper bag project is a great way to supplement Domain 1 of the CKLA program.
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Think Tank: Who Took the Apples?
This is a think tank create around Deanna Jumps TPT of Apples Math and Literacy Fun. This does not include any material from Deanna Jump. You will need to purchase those separately. This product includes the think tank cover sheet. Students will read Deanna Jump's book Who Took the Apples?, Write their own page for a class book and label the apple, create a diagram that goes with a poem and multiple ways to extend.
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K - 1st
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Listening: Sounds of Your World
Nancy Cole Lutz has prepared 5 units that cover different aspects of listening skill development for elementary or home schooled students. These activities can be adapted to fit the languages arts program in individual classrooms or the home school. The units are flexible and can be inserted into learning schedules as time permits.
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Think Tank: A Weekend With Wendell
This is a think tank cover sheet to go with the story a Weekend With Wendell By Kevin Henkes. The students can listen to the story by teacher, cd or read to self. The student will then use this cover sheet to complete the think tank including: Read the story, Write your favorite part, Creating character puppets, Retelling the story and extending by 3 different choices. This sheet has lots of visual cues for those students that are not strong readers.
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Grades:
K - 2nd
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ABC Book Report Forms
A fun book report! The ABC book report is designed so students can demonstrate knowledge of the book using each letter of the Alphabet. This book report contains:
1) Directions/Sample Page
2) Rubric
3) Pre-Writing/Thinking Form
Enjoy!
Grades:
1st - 6th
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Toothpaste Challenge Project
Need a creative project that will reinforce good dental health and prevention? Use this creative project to help your students display their creativity and knowledge of those pearly whites!
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Grades:
K - 5th
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Our Community RAFT Activity
A creative writing activity intended for use in grades 1, 2, and 3. RAFT (Role, Audience, Format, Topic) activities provide student choice in writing. This item is a matrix/ choice board to give to students that will give them several choices for writing about their community. Works great for a culminating activity for Our Community, Citizenship, or Social Issues units/themes!
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Super Sweet Sentences Whole Group Lesson Plan K-3
Students will work in whole group, small groups, and independently to create "Super sweet" sentences. Throughout the lesson, students will build upon their knowledge of nouns, verbs, and adjectives to create well put together, coherent sentences. These sentences will be displayed on colorful, decorative mobiles which can then be hung in the classroom. Don't miss this great lesson designed for grades K-3. Adapt the templates to add easier or more difficult words. Take a look at the free prev
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K - 3rd
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School Wide Literacy Writing Project: Royal Rococo
Writing is a key component in developing important literacy skills in our students across all grade levels and content areas. Children are often motivated by authentic audiences and unique experiences. A family writing experience is collaborative and strengthens the school to home connection in meaningful ways. Students will benefit from writing about this individual experiences while also reading about the experiences of other children and their time with Royal.
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PreK - 5th
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Chocolate Recipe Family Project
With their family, students will find their favorite chocolate family recipe. Students will collaborate with their family members to bring in their favorite chocolate recipe to share with their classmates. The students will write a descriptive paragraph on how to make the recipe and we will make a class recipe book on our favorite chocolate recipes.
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Grades:
K - 6th
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Back to School - Kindergarten Student Interview Questions
Conduct mini interviews with your students during the 1st week of school to get to know them each a bit better!
This download has 5 questions for the teacher to ask the students. Our class then used their responses to create their "Get to know me" boards! Each child drew a self-portrait, wrote their name on a piece of paper, and took a photograph, these 3 items - along with their responses to the interview questions were pasted onto a bulletin board for each student and set up as a display
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
Book In A Bag Editable!
This is an assignment to send home every Friday. We like to keep the Homework light on the weekends but they can never read enough.
This has them read as well as complete a small comprehension component.
I made it editable so you can change your class and maybe the return day. Have them complete it once over Monday-Friday.
Hope it helps your classroom!
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Grades:
K - 4th
Dogs Writing Project
This is a unit opener activity that activates and assesses students' attitudes about dogs using an anticipation guide.Part 1 is used before they are given information and part 2 is used after. There is an accompanying dog power point available as free download.
Grades:
1st - 6th
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Fairy Tale Project (Reading/Writing)
Project plan for culminating a Fairy Tale unit.
Grades:
1st - 4th
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Whole School Writing Assignment for K-8 using Curriculum Modification Ladder
Students were asked to write a persuasive essay about where they would like to go on a class trip. The teacher started out by discussing what a persuasive essay was earlier in the week. The teacher modeled a persuasive essay graphic organizer, rough draft, editing and final draft. Now, the students had to begin by brainstorming then filling out their own graphic organizer.
Grades:
K - 8th
My Animal Research Project
This project is a fun way to learn about animals. You can go to PebbleGo.com or research the questions of Google.com or any other resource.
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Grades:
K - 2nd
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First Grade Foundational Skills Common Core Standards
Full page Common Core Standards Posters for Foundational Skills
Grades:
1st
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