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Elementary critical thinking ELA test prep bulletin board ideas for Microsoft Word
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Bulletin Board - Writing and Art Units
1. Minion Theme Writing and Art Activity : Catholic Schools/Our School is One-In-A-Minion!
2. Cathol
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Grades:
PreK - 8th
Personal Responsibilities (Interactive Bulletin Board)
This is one of the first units I do with my high school students with special needs. However, the tasks and photos can be edited to be applicable to any age range for general education or special education. We discuss being responsible for your own actions and talk about 5 areas where we should be responsible: at home, at school, at work, with our money, with our bodies.
I begin the school year with the board mostly blank. Just the question and 5 areas. I brainstorm with the kids what responsi
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Go Math Problem of the Week Grade 5
This Word document contains over 20 word problems. They are aligned with Go Math. The file is divided into two parts. The first part consists of word problems on 8 x 11 pages. They are suitable for posting on a bulletin board. The second part of the file has the same work problems, but there are mutliple copies of it on each page. These pages can be copied and cut apart. The small size is perfect for use in a math problem solving journal or as a formative assessment of the lesson or skill
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5th
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Boot Camp I CAN and MISSION Poster
This file is EDITABLE! I hang this up during our Boot Camp Test Preparation.
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3rd - 8th
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Go Math Problem of the Week Grade 4
This Word document contains over 50 word problems. They are aligned with Go Math. The file is divided into two parts. The first part consists of word problems on 8 x 11 pages. They are suitable for posting on a bulletin board. The second part of the file has the same work problems, but there are mutliple copies of it on each page. These pages can be copied and cut apart. The small size is perfect for use in a math problem solving journal or as a formative assessment of the lesson or skill
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Grades:
4th
Flag Glyph Art Project
This art project is flexible and will produce different flags for every kid in your class! A Glyph is a coding system for creating an art project. In this case, students are making a flag (like a state flag) by using the code to choose the colors, design, and picture. Each color and design element represents something about the child. You kids will love it.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
For Your Fast Finishers
These are questions and handouts to start a Brainiac Club for all of those fast finishers. The activities take research and are not quick so it will keep them busy all year long.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Weekly Writing Assignment
This listing is for a Weekly Writing Assignment which can be used in 3rd-6th grade classrooms. The listing includes a graphic organizer, topics for 9 weeks and a rubric. Students will be prompted to answer questions using the strategy of coming up with a topic sentence, brainstorming three details and finalizing with a concluding sentence. Students will then create a final paragraph. This assignment is meant to be done over a week's time but can easily be adjusted depending on your student's
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Post-It Together 4th Grade
Included: 6 multi-step Post-It Together templates, helpful suggestions for conducting the activity, sample student/group work, and templates that can be easily edited.
In this activity, students solve a multi-step word problem independently and then have the opportunity to share their strategy with three to four peers. Students provide their answers on sticky notes and post all group member strategies and answers on the provided template. Students work together to determine which solution/solut
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Idioms Lesson
I wanted to have a fun way to teach the figurative language, idioms. Includes lesson plan, hand outs, model, and pictures of the finished product.
Grades:
3rd - 7th
General Sign for Boot Camp Test Preparation EDITABLE*
I hang this sign up during our Boot Camp for our Test Preparation.
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3rd - 8th
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Inspirational Quotes - For Students and Everybody!
One of the trademarks of my classroom is that there are as many inspirational quotes hanging from the walls as there are students on all my rosters. Hopefully this can inspire you to do the same.PS - The formatting on the preview looks silly, but the .docx file looks great and is ready for immediate printing
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ELA Common Core Learning Targets (I Will statements) for Display
I have written each of the second grade ELA Common Core standards into an "I Will" statement. Each sheet in this word document is an "I Will" statement that I display on my board.
Grades:
2nd - 3rd
Debate Day Rules
These handy little public service announcements can be taped to your classroom tables or put on the board to remind students to cooperate with each other respectfully.
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5th - 9th
Talk and Learn Talk/Discourse Stems
A great resource for students to use to help them start, sustain, and learn from accountable peer talk in our classrooms. These prompts can be used across all subject areas, modeled by the teacher in his/her own instruction, in order to help create a positive learning culture centered around productive talk. Suitable for primary and junior learners. May be beneficial to enlarge as a poster to be used as an anchor chart.
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1st - 8th
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Bring the 2016 Olympics to My Town
This very thorough persuasive writing assignment would make a great team activity as students brainstorm considerations for having Olympics in a particulary place. Research is required to determine considerations and why a particular place would be good for the Summer Olympics of 2016 since a city has not been determined as of yet.
After brainstorming, students must compose a persuasive letter (individually or as a team) to the Olympic Committee. This would might a nice bulletin board display
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Scientific Method Trifold Booklet Foldable
Hello Teachers!
I have designed a fabulous Trifold booklet for entering information regarding the scientific method. You may edit it to meet your needs. There is also a rubric on the back of the booklet for grading. I think it's an excellent way for students to present their experimental findings. Another idea is to create an excellent bulletin board. Good luck this school year.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Academic Vocabulary - W.I.S.E. Words
This is a 12-week program to introduce 30 academic vocabulary words and phrases, focusing on tasks commonly used on assessments. It includes 12 activities with answer keys (as needed), 2 review tests, word cards, and a suggested lesson plan format. These activities are designed to be done as one mini-lesson per week, so it would take a trimester to complete the program if used as intended. It was designed to start using the first week of school, but could be started at any needed point of the
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1st - 2nd
PROVE - test taking strategy poster and bookmark
A classroom poster and bookmarks using the acronym PROVE to help students remember to predict, read, write main ideas, to eliminate answer choices that are obviously incorrect, and verify their chosen answer choices. Sandra Achterman
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2nd - 7th
Annotation cards/posters by reading genre for informational and fiction texts
These posters can be used as an anchor chart, bulletin board, or literacy center to teach students understand the genre and how to annotate for each genre. Great for close reading and testing prep.
10 genres included: Biography, Historical, Procedural, Scientific, Historical Fiction, Folklore, Scientific Fiction, Poetry, Mystery, Realistic Fiction
Grades:
1st - 12th
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One pager- WICOR Non-fiction
A One-Pager is a creative response to your learning experience. Creating a One-Pager allows students to express their comprehension of, reaction to, and connections with a specific area of study. This activity works well as an alternative culminating performance assessment.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Mindfulness
Mindfulness is not a skill that is taught regularly, and it should be. This is a short lesson with two examples. It is simply to illustrate what mindfulness is and why it matters. It includes the exercises for students, and answered exercises with teaching guide for teachers.
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Surface Area Bulletin Board
Have students interact with this bulletin board by finding the surface area of common everyday items.
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4th - 8th
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Holiday Similes
This lesson is a fun and creative way to reinforce simile. It contains the lesson plan itself and two versions of the worksheet- one centered around Halloween and one for use around any holiday. Download the preview for the complete lesson plan.
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3rd - 8th
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