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Creative writing Common Core RI.6.2 projects
Comic Strip Templates, Activities & Assessment - Narrative Writing | Sequencing
UPDATED!! Do you have reluctant writers? Students who love graphic novels? Use these comic book templates for comic writing, story sequencing, story elements graphic organizer, personal narrative or to demonstrate learning in other content areas! Includes templates, planning sheet and rubric. Use these resources WITH the comic writing templates:Summarizing Activities - Reading Comprehension Strategies UnitRoll & Write with Writing PromptsWriting Folder for Junior Grades -------------------
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4th - 6th
A Climate Change (Climate & Migration Quest)
In this digital quest, students will learn both the fundamentals of climate and migration and then apply them in a fictional creative writing task. First, students will learn about the difference between weather and climate, the factors that affect climate, and the basics of each climate type. Then they will learn about the different aspects of human migration, including push and pull factors and the barriers to migration. Finally, students will use this information to write a fictional email to
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6th
Paired Texts Task Sequence on September 11, 2001
If we expect students to improve their abilities to read challenging texts, then they must have ample opportunities to engage with them in meaningful, authentic ways. As teachers of literacy, we need to carefully and thoughtfully plan activities to maximize student learning and transfer learning to other disciplines. Paired Texts Task Sequences create instructional conditions to move students to read at advanced levels by scaffolding texts, while focusing on processes of learning, not products
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6th - 8th
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SUPER!
Super is a resource that can be used in a variety of different ways. This slideshow provides students and teachers with an easy overlook of a number of different superheroes and their origin stories. Along with the stories, questions are provided and interactive slides for students to work on. This slideshow can be used as a the main lesson over a number of different weeks, it can also be used for a supplemental lesson to help keep students on task and engaged. I have used it for an engaging les
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3rd - 9th
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One Pager- Nonfiction
If you are looking for a great way to have your students showcase their learning, then a one- pager assignment is perfect! For this assignment, students should research a nonfiction topic, read an article on their topic, and then take notes! They will need to collect facts, identify the central idea, and give a short summary of what they learned. This is a very engaging way for students to show their understanding and creativity.
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3rd - 6th
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Black History Month or Women's History Month Research Project
Help your students understand the power of black girl magic in this engaging research project. Even better is that students are able to showcase their different skills and abilities in either digital or non-digital form. This can be used in place of a formal informative essay but still teaches students how to craft and present well- curated information to a reader.
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5th - 12th
World War 1 - Cross Curricular Language Arts (Non-Fiction) & History Unit
Over the course of 5 lessons, students will explore snapshots from life in the First World War from a number of perspectives. This resource is ideal for Middle School learners and is accessible to all levels. Learners who need support will benefit from the structure and bitesize approach, while stronger learners wile be challenged to use their own curiosity to go beyond through projects.Lesson 1: An overview of the main events - Students will listen and discuss the main events of the war.Lesson
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6th - 8th
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Also included in:Â World War 1 Cross Curricular Language Arts & History Bundle
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