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7th grade The New Year grammar research
Volume 1: MLA Citation Practice: In-text Citations
**Perfect for print-and-go sub plans!**Students will practice their skills with MLA in-text citations and answering questions using text evidence. Also, who doesn't love an excuse to use Harry Potter quotes in the classroom :-)An answer key with suggested responses is included. Note: There are multiple correct answers to most of the questions. My answer key just offers guidance on what I was looking for from my students.This resource is great for early middle school enrichment, late middle schoo
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6th - 10th
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Grammar - Types of Pronouns - Reference Sheet
This is a comprehensive grammar reference sheet that describes all nine types of pronouns in the English language. For each category, I have included a list of relevant pronouns along with a sample sentence to show usage. This reference sheet is a handy tool for middle- and high-school students, teachers, and anyone who is interested in grammar.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Comma Rules Scavenger Hunt
Send your students on a sentence stalking expedition with this scavenger hunt for correct comma usage. More than grammar worksheets, this engaging activity for middle and high school will require students to find examples of the comma rules used in sentences in books, websites, or other texts and to cite the sources.Product FeaturesConcise comma usage guidelines with clear example sentencesEasy to use with any text or variety of text sourcesBlack and white print-and-go PDF handoutsPunctuation "r
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Comma Rules Bundle
Quote using MLA citations- reference & practice- analysis, transitions, & more
This is a four page "how to quote" reference packet that I made for my honors 7th graders. My goal when making it was to make a foolproof packet early in the year that can be their reference sheet for all essays (even across content such as in Social Studies classes). I purposely made it very clear and as "simple" seeming as can be so that the students wouldn't be overwhelmed. It includes: how to punctuate quotes, in-text citations when using one source, in-text citations when using two source
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7th - 12th
Extensive Writing and Grammar Lessons
Purchase this bundle and get over 460 slides and Word doc pages for your writing and grammar lessons!
This comprehensive collection includes extremely detailed and interactive Power Point presentations set into 9 adaptable modules and one self review. Each covers a broad array of fundamentals for both writing and for all of that basic grammar that so many students always seem to forget.
These modules are perfect for grades 5-12 and also are perfect for College-level basic grammar courses.
Chinese New Year Research Activity - Library Research Project - Lunar New Year
This three-day Chinese New Year Research Activity has students working in groups to research nine questions in four categories. Students share their findings and teach each other on Day Three. Includes Answer Keys and is editable in PPT, Google Slides, and PDF.IMPORTANT NOTE: This lesson focuses specifically on Chinese New Year as celebrated in China. I lived in Shanghai for six years and learned a lot about this celebration in that time. This lesson mentions Lunar New Year (celebrated outside C
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Chinese New Year Activity Bundle - Lunar New Year Research - 2024 Update
Year In Review Newspaper Research Project
Year in Review Research Newspaper ProjectWhether getting ready for the new year, celebrating a new year or researching a year in the past for social studies class or history class or even having students research a specific year from the past before reading a novel that takes place in the past; this Year in Review Newspaper Research Project is perfect for you. Students will conduct research on a specific year (of your choice) and create an adorable newspaper that represents that year. Includes
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4th - 12th
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Chinese New Year Activity Bundle - Lunar New Year Research - 2024 Update
This Chinese New Year Research Unit Bundle includes detailed instructions, a 5-day lesson plan, four editable research guides, two reader's theater scripts, a crossword puzzle, and an editable 54-slide PowerPoint trivia game. All answer keys provided.INCLUDED IN THIS CHINESE NEW YEAR RESEARCH BUNDLEIndividual links for each resource in this bundle:3-Day Research Activity + Crossword PuzzleReader's Theater Script: "The Race for the Zodiac"Reader's Theater Script: "Ting Ting and the Monster Nian"C
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4th - 7th
January Lessons - New Years Day - History - Geography - Traditions
This bundle includes - Behind the Scenes: Key Players in the Times Square New Year's Eve CelebrationHot Chocolate History & Tasting JourneyNew Year's Eve Traditions Around the WorldNew Year's Resolutions: Setting Goals for a Fresh StartNew Year Crafts for Your ClassroomNew Year’s Eve and Time ZonesNew Year’s Resolutions - A HistoryTime Travel Across Tomorrow Island and Yesterday IslandToday in History - January (every day in January)
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5th - 8th
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New Year's Science: Understanding Time, Calendars, and Global Celebrations 6-12
New Year's Science Exploration Kit: Understanding Time, Calendars, and Global Celebrations for Grades 6-12Engage your students in a fascinating interdisciplinary journey with our "New Year's Science Exploration Kit"! This comprehensive resource is designed for grades 6-12 and perfectly blends science with social studies. It offers a unique perspective on how the scientific concepts of time and calendar systems influence New Year's celebrations across cultures.What’s Included:Detailed Lesson Plan
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Comprehensive New Year's Educational Bundle for Grades 6-12
Chew on This / Argumentative Writing Packet
This writing packet walks students through the writing process to complete an argumentative essay about an issue dealing with fast food. Students are to convince the reader to take action about and use a minimum of three sources to support their position. A rubric is included.
New Year 2024 Writing Assignment- No Prep!
This bundle includes 4 assignments to get your class back into the New Year routine! In the My Year in Review assignment, students will:In this activity, students will reflect visually and in a written form on 6 big events from their life in the past year.A world wide events lesson is included that outlines important events from the past year. (42 slides)Students will:complete a graphic organizer, outlining 6 events in their life, followed by 3 prompting questions.complete the assignment on a go
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4th - 8th
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DIGITAL Volume 1: MLA Citation Practice: In-text Citations Google Slides Version
**Digital Version of my MLA Citation Practice Activity**Students will practice their skills with MLA in-text citations and answering questions using text evidence. Also, who doesn't love an excuse to use Harry Potter quotes in the classroom :-)An answer key with suggested responses is included. Note: There are multiple correct answers to most of the questions. My answer key just offers guidance on what I was looking for from my students.This resource is great for early middle school enrichment,
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6th - 10th
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Chinese Lunar New Year 2024 Resources for Middle School Block English & History
This Chinese New Year Bundle is the perfect way to celebrate the Year of the Dragon in your middle school block! With activities and lessons for English and Social Studies, your students will explore the history and culture of the holiday!NOTE: This resource has been updated for 2024. If you bought it last year you can download the new versions for free. Included:Informational text: Includes two worksheets and vocabulary half sheets for struggling learners. NOTE: The font is Lexend which is des
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6th - 9th
Holiday Quick Find Trivia Questions (Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, New Year's)
******25 Days of Questions!******
One question for each day leading up to winter break!
Question topics equally cover the Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, & New Year's holidays AND include answers.
Just print the pages, cut out the daily questions, and display each one on the Holiday Trivia Question poster.
Students quickly research the daily question, write the answer, and document the source on the included Holiday Trivia Answer card.
Have students place their answers in a fun themed box
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3rd - 8th
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The History of New Year's Eve No Prep Lesson (Google, PDF)
Do your students know the differences between the Julian and the Gregorian Calendars? Do they know how the coming of the new year is celebrated in Spain, Italy, Mexico, and other nations? In this thought-provoking lesson, your students will learn about the many epic origins, traditions, and meanings behind New Year's Eve. Students will read this article. History Workshops will help your students dig more deeply into subjects while improving their reading skills. They make excellent sub plans an
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Volume 2: MLA Citation Practice: In-text Citations
**Volume Two of my best-selling MLA practice resource!**Students will practice their skills with MLA in-text citations and answering questions using text evidence. Also, who doesn't love an excuse to use Lord of the Rings quotes in the classroom :-)An answer key with suggested responses is included. Note: There are multiple correct answers to most of the questions. My answer key just offers guidance on what I was looking for from my students.This resource is great for early middle school enrichm
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6th - 10th
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Lunar New Year Craft for Middle School - Agamograph Project
Celebrating the Lunar New Year is a great cultural experience in middle school. This activity is simple but meaningful. Each student will do some basic research on a zodiac animal and complete the agamograph craft project. Kids will color one of the animals, create an appropriate background, and then create a symbol to represent the animal based on their research. Agamographs are designed as an "optical illusion", where depending on the angle, kids will see either the picture or the word (
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5th - 8th
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NEW YEAR ONE DAY RESEARCH | Compare New Years to Chinese New Year Lunar New Year
Easily incorporate THEMATICALLY RIGOROUS LEARNING into your classroom routine with this no-prep New Year One Day Research Activity: Compare & Contrast New Years to Chinese New Year Lunar New Year. Students will research online in order to compare and contrast the New Year's traditions of Western New Year to Chinese New Year (Lunar New Year). They will complete the compare/ contrast chart. It includes space to answer Who, What, Where, When, Why, and a Fun Fact about these holidays and what th
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3rd - 12th
Analytic Research Project Based on Novel Themes: CCSS Aligned
Students choose a theme from twelve universal motifs, read a book of choice, and take notes on it. After that, they make connections between their reading and various other sources, from current events to poetry, short stories, movies, lyrics, museums, etc. to use as supporting material that enable them to fully develop their thesis. Next, they create their own personalized schedule that coincides with the teacher's criteria and the project's requirements. The variety of research material e
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6th - 12th
New Year Winter Festivals Around the World Fun Informational Writing
Complete guide for a ready-to-go project for the New Year! Students research fascinating festivals around the world, which occur from January all the way through the year. Dozens of topics for students to choose. See the Preview for examples. Tips for research notes, either highlighting a printout or writing notes. Easy to make booklet format is set up like a real book--students create a title page, publisher info, dedication, table of contents and author biography. The short report includes
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6th - 9th
New Year's Traditions Around the World Research Pamphlet
Are you looking for an engaging way to teach research skills? This pamphlet is perfect for research skills & learning more about our world.Students will conduct research on a country using the websites listed on the directions sheet. They will record basic information about the country. Then they will research the New Year traditions of that country. They will also record information about their own traditions. Lastly, they will have the opportunity to create a tradition for themselves and t
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5th - 7th
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6th Grade Research Paper Rubric
This is a rubric that can be used for a research paper, or any other typed paper you have your students complete.
Tet - Vietnamese New Year - reading and questions
A comprehensive informational text all about Tet - Vietnamese New Year. This reading comes with comprehension questions to check for understanding and allows students to make personal connections to the reading.
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2nd - 9th
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Grammar Word Search
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