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Common Core WHST.6-8.1 resources for Easel
American Revolution Stations Activity - Revolutionary War Centers - Digital
American Revolution stations packThis resource includes 7 stations that will enhance any US Revolutionary War unit. It is aligned to my American Revolution Unit Bundle. Each of the stations focuses on one aspect of the American Revolution. These engaging stations offer true student led learning opportunities. There is a PDF & a GOOGLE version of the stations so you can easily assign to your students if you are teaching virtually.Want to try a FREE stations pack? You can download my free Reco
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6th - 11th
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Choosing Sides: Patriot, Loyalist, or Neutralist?
People in the colonies and Britain were divided before the Revolutionary War. In this activity, students will read excerpts based on real people living in Britain and the colonies during the 18th century. Students will determine which side each person supports and provide evidence for their claims. A follow up writing assignment is included to help students process what they have learned.
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5th - 9th
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American Revolution Unit - Revolutionary War Lessons - Activities - PPT - Test
This curriculum unit includes 7 American Revolution lessons for 7 weeks of instruction & includes a printable & digital version. Some components are editable so you can tweak it to your students’ needs. Audios of the reading passages, quizzes, & tests are included. This is perfect for students with read-aloud accommodations. The included Revolutionary War lessons help you easily integrate literacy with your social studies content with graphic organizers that focus on one specific re
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7th - 11th
World Without Fish by Mark Kurlansky Marine Science Earth Day Lesson
World Without Fish by Mark Kurlansky Marine Science Earth Day Lesson is one of the most popular middle school science books that brings awareness to overfishing, biodiversity and ecosystems, toxins in food chains, human ocean pollution, evolution, adaptation, and extinction of the species. Concepts covered: The theory of natural selectionBiologically and commercially extinct fishBiodiversity & ecosystemOver-fishingHuman ocean pollution Effects of toxins in food chainOcean salinity and temper
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6th - 9th
Bomb The Race To Build And Steal The World's Most Dangerous Weapon Novel Guide
Bomb: The Race To Build And Steal The World's Most Dangerous Weapon by Sheinkin Novel Guide is perfect for teaching about Oppenheimer, WWII, development of nuclear weapons, American history, Manhattan project, European history, the Red Scare, and so much more. This novel unit includes: Benchmarks Background informationPre-reading activities, Chapter comprehension and discussion questions, Essay questions, Vocabulary list, Extension activities, - KLW chart.-Kahoot Quiz This resource is great for:
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7th - 10th
How to Write a 5-Paragraph Essay Step-by-Step
Does your learner need help with writing essays?Do your students believe they can write an excellent essay?This practical workbook teaches your students how to write a 5-paragraph essay using a foolproof step-by-step process. Each mini-lesson lesson teaches one step and contains practice examples to build your learner’s writing skills and confidence.Every student will benefit from this confidence-building, reliable process that can be reused for any type of essay or assignment in any class.In Pa
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Medieval West Africa - "The Story of Sundiata" - Article, Power Point, Assess.
The illustrated Article and Power Point, "The Story of Sundiata" is an engaging story of the life-altering journey a disabled boy, named Sundiata, undertakes to become a great warrior and eventual ruler of the Empire of Mali. The story, "The Lion King" has many parallels to this story. Ideal for Venn Diagram, T Square, and/or discussion groups. The Story of Sundiata makes a perfect cross-curriculum and/or extension lesson. Great for a discussion centered on whether a griot is a storyteller or
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5th - 9th
Computer Science and Coding Research Project for STEM and Sub Plans
"Why do we need to learn this?" Help your computer science students answer this question and more with this STEM research project. Your students will use video and text resources to research why they should learn to code. Then they will create and justify a claim about whether all students should be required to learn the basics of computer science before graduating high school. Get all the Intro to Computer Science resources here and SAVE! The lesson begins with students gathering evidence from
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6th - 8th
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Civil Rights Project for Today
The civil rights movement comes to your classroom when students take on Real-World issues of social justice. Students analyze past civil rights movement images and then design a 21st century campaign on the civil rights movement of the 1960s or a current social justice issue of today. Connect the past with the present!This resource includes:- Inquiry image analysis activity on civil rights protests using primary source photos- Student project directions- 10 Social justice campaign templates suc
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Civil Rights Movement Bundle
Holocaust, activity for Night by Elie Wiesel, textual analysis, writing prompts
Pre-reading activity for Night by Elie Wiesel, analysis HOPE, DESPAIR AND MEMORY This is one part of a larger lesson on Elie Wiesel. There are some common elements between the two, but my second product goes beyond the scope of this product, so if you like what you see here please have a look at the following: ❤️❤️Elie Wiesel: Hope, Despair and Memory ❤️❤️This is a self-contained product on textual analysis; everything you need is here. This product focuses on a small section of the Nobel Peace
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
"The Destruction of Pompeii" - Article, Power Point, Activities, Assessments
"The Destruction of Pompeii" illustrated Article and Power Point tell the story of Pompeii's last days and exposes students to primary and secondary history sources, as well as, asks them to make a decision, in a paragraph, about why or why not some residents chose not to flee the volcanic eruption. Activities, as well as, Multiple Choice and Document Based Question Assessments also included.Lesson includes: - 7-Page Illustrated Article- 65-Slide Power Point Presentation - Multiple Choice /
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5th - 9th
Heroes of the Environment Earth Day Novel Guide
Heroes of the Environment True Stories of People Who Are Helping To Protect the Planet by Harriet Rohmer Guide is perfect for teaching about current agricultural practices, compost, pesticides, fertilizers, vertical farming, e-waste, water pollution, mountain removal, depletion of wetlands, oil drilling and environmental cost and much more. Printable & Nearpod (integrates with Google Classroom)After this lesson students will:- be able to explain how to make compost- be able to verbalize the
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6th - 8th
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"The Fall of the Roman Empire" - Article, Power Point, Activities, Assessments
The Illustrated Article and Power Point are overviews featuring the course and reasons for the Fall of the Western Roman Empire - Political, Military, Economic, and Social. The Paragraph Assignment instructs the student to select three of the most important reasons for the Fall of Rome and explain the importance of their selection. Other Activities and Document-Based Question Assessments included.Lesson includes: - 10-Page Illustrated Article- 89-Slide Illustrated Power Point Presentation a
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5th - 9th
"The Enlightenment and its Impact" -Article, Power Point, Activities, Assessment
The 7-page illustrated Article and 63-slide Power Point feature the Age of the Enlightenment and its influence on world events. It includes details of the most important Enlightenment concepts and the most influential writers and how they affected Europe, as well as, the newly formed United States of America. Activities and Common Core-Aligned Document Based Question Assessments included.Lesson includes: - 7-Page Illustrated Article- 63-Slide Power Point Presentation - Multiple Choice / Do
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5th - 9th
Types and Forms of Government Differentiated Writing Activities
This is the perfect summative assessment after you have taught types of government! These differentiated writing activities include activities and writing prompts for three levels in the classroom. Level A-Students evaluate types of government Level B-Students respond to a quote and use a reading passage for evidenceLevel C- Students watch a video and respond to a hypothetical scenario.Want access to ALL of my civics resources? Join the Civics and American Government Member Club!Visit my website
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6th - 12th
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Grade 6_Space Travel_Argumentative_ACAP Text-Dependent Writing Prompt_6A.4
This is a text-dependent writing prompt to prepare 6th grade students for the argumentative writing section of the ACAP (Alabama Comprehensive Assessment Program). The text dependent informational passage is an excerpt from a science editorial, titled, “Space travel may harm health by damaging cells’ powerhouses” by Jack J. Lee. ***Rate this product to earn a credit used for future purchases on TpT***
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6th
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Also included in: Grade 6_ ACAP Text Dependent Writing Practice- Six Prompts _(Bundle A)
Political Parties : Political Spectrum Civics and Government Worksheets Gr 7-10
Here is a simple introductory lesson (with four worksheets) about the political spectrum, political parties, and common social and financial beliefs. The activities and information included can apply to any country or region and any level of government. This lesson is perfect for engaging middle school students in social studies, civics, or government classes. Teach your students in grades 7-10 about the collection of beliefs that usually apply to parties and candidates on the right (conservativ
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7th - 10th
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"Mongols Invade Japan" - Articles, Power Point, Activities, Assessments
2 Articles and a Power Point explain the Mongol Invasions of Japan in the late 13th Century. Students are directed to respond to the following prompt with an Argument Essay: "Some say that the Japanese were fortunate that, first a tropical storm, and later a typhoon, spoiled the two Mongol invasions. They point to these storms as the real reason for the Mongol defeat. Others point to the combination of Japanese resistance and the storms as the real reason for the Mongol defeat. What’s the rea
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5th - 9th
Adaptations for Reproduction and Development Learning Activities (Middle School)
The Adaptations for Reproduction and Development Learning Activities for Middle School Science introduces students to basic concepts involving the following topics included in NGSS MS-LS1-4:Comparing Asexual and Sexual ReproductionA Brief Review of Genetics and VariationComparing Internal/External Fertilization and DevelopmentAnimal Behaviors Enhancing Reproductive SuccessPlant Adaptations for Reproduction and DevelopmentMethods of Seed DispersalThe contents of the package include a reading and
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5th - 8th
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MS-LS1-4
Scientific Method Bell-ringers Activity- Scientific Method Worksheet
This bellringer, warm up activities bundle will uncover what students know by having them decide whether the 10 provided statements are true or false related to the scientific investigation process and scientific method.WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THIS PRODUCT?Student handoutAnswer keyUnit cover handout (includes learning goals and word bank for the unit- editable version also included)Slide presentation (great for leading whole class discussions or having students work at their own pace)WHAT WILL STUDE
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4th - 10th
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Create the Perfect Society | Group Utopia Project | Community Building | SEL
Perfect community building for the beginning or end of the year! Students collaborate to create "perfect" societies. Presentations follow. Great for student-led group discussions. Use in ELA or social studies. Pairs well with The Giver or any dystopian unit. What better time? Packed with a comprehensive group discussion packet, guiding questions, vocabulary, creative options, group checklists, and rubric. Follow me to build your teacher and tutor toolbox. Thanks for visiting. Happy teaching! Ta
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5th - 8th
Grade 6_Jackie Robinson_Informative/Explanatory_ACAP Writing Prompt_6I.36
This is a text-dependent writing prompt to prepare 6th grade students for the writing section of the ACAP (Alabama Comprehensive Assessment Program). This informative/explanatory passage is from the text, “Jackie Robinson.”***Rate this product to earn a credit for future purchases on TpT***
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6th
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Also included in: Grade 6_ ACAP Text Dependent Writing Practice- Six Prompts_(Bundle F)
Black History: The Red Summer of 1919
This interdisciplinary lesson focuses on the development of reading, writing, and critical thinking skills. The topic centers on the Red Summer of 1919 and the brutal events that occured during that low point in U.S. History. The lesson includes the following:An introductory activity which is meant to establish the central question and give students some context about the topic.A pre-reading activity meant to help students identify key vocabulary in the text.A reading comprehension exercise mean
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Grade 6_I am Malala_Informative/Explanatory_ACAP Writing Prompt_6I.34
This is a text-dependent writing prompt to prepare 6th grade students for the writing section of the ACAP (Alabama Comprehensive Assessment Program). This informative/explanatory passage is from the text, “I am Malala.”***Rate this product to earn a credit for future purchases on TpT***
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6th
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Also included in: Grade 6_ ACAP Text Dependent Writing Practice- Six Prompts_(Bundle F)
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