10 results
4th grade ELA test prep Common Core W.2.6 resources
Computer Keyboarding Practice Game: KeyboardLand Adventure
Why is it that kids can remember all of their friends’ favorite colors, but they have so much trouble remembering where the letters are on the keyboard? After searching in vain for an effective keyboarding tutorial for younger kinds, I developed a mnemonic system to make learning the keyboard just as memorable as learning fun facts about friends (See KeyboardLand—The Trick to Finding Those Letters). Now that I’ve seen how helpful it has been for my students, I’ve expanded this system into a new
Grades:
K - 4th
Keyboarding Worksheet A (“Make a Name-Bow”)
This introductory keyboarding worksheet helps to familiarize students with the location of the letters of their name by asking them to circle each letter of their name in a specific rainbow pattern of colors. There is a completed worksheet included, which can be used as a sample. The worksheet can be used by itself, or as part of the KeyboardLand system. It was designed to help students master the Common Core writing standards and prepare them for success on computer based assessments like PARCC
Grades:
K - 5th
Types:
Keyboarding Worksheet C (“Make Your Own Keyboard Mnemonic Poster”)
This keyboarding/Typing worksheet challenges students to create their own giant keyboard from a blank template. It is a cut-and-paste activity that has the students cut out each letter of the keyboard along with its symbol (A-Ape, B-Bagpipes, and so on) and place them on the blank keyboard. Once they confirm that their placements are correct, they can glue down the letters & symbols. Students can then color their keyboard to create their own reference poster. This worksheet can be used by it
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Types:
Opinion Persuasive Essay for Students - Digital & Printable - Writer's Workshop
Are you teaching essay writing and aren't sure how to walk students through the process? Do your students get overwhelmed and stuck with all of the pieces that go into writing an essay? Originally created to go along with the Lucy Calkins' units, this graphic organizer has been SO helpful for my students as they take their first attempts at writing essays!Inside this product, you'll find a step-by-step process to support students writing an essay. Pages include sentence starters/transition wo
Subjects:
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Keyboarding Worksheet B (“Stick to Your Color Zones”)
This keyboarding/Typing worksheet challenges students to color code the keyboard according to which fingers type each letter. They identify each zone by looking at patterned markings on the keyboard. When they are finished color coding, they can color in the letters (and the fingernails of each hand) so that they can use the finished worksheet to practice touch typing. This worksheet can be used by itself, or as part of the KeyboardLand system. It was designed to help students master the Common
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Types:
Narrative Prompts, Organizers, Writing Process Grades 2-5
Prompts are a dime a dozen, but prompts that guide the writing are a HUGE help to teachers and students! This set of Elementary Personal Narrative Prompts and Planning Organizers greatly assist students who need guided writing practice for personal narratives. The prompts are contextually aligned to a standardized test format. In addition, each prompt is scaffold and includes a picture stimulus, a Think statement, a Write statement, and a Be Sure To statement. The Prompts and Samples for Guided
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Computer/English Writing Pack & Test Prep
Please see the sample to see exactly what this pack includes!
I designed this because I noticed our students were not answering the question based on what the grader was looking for!!! For example: "What is your favorite special and why?" They would answer: "Gym because it is fun." This clearly is not what the grader on our state testing is looking for, especially if the writing should be a short answer. The students answer quickly and move on, or worse go blank on what all they "could" s
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Types:
5 Sentence Paragraph Helper Digital & Print- EDITABLE
5 sentence paragraph helper graphic organizer-Both digital and paper resources differentiated. Modeled paragraph includededitable so that you can differentiate to your students needsprint and digital
Subjects:
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Types:
Keyboarding Worksheet D (“Find The Letters”)
This keyboarding/Typing worksheet challenges students to (a) color code their keyboard according to the finger positions, and (b) write in the missing letters. In case they need help, there are some upside-down clues at the bottom of the page. There are suggested colors for each zone on the worksheet, but you can use your own color codes for each zone if you already have a preferred system in place. You can also have the option of providing the students with the included answer key. This workshe
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Types:
TRC Practice Levels F-U
21 Informational Text written responses for levels F-U-Students practice writing responses to informational text.-Each Writing stem has a student friendly rubric!-You can have students pick what book to use or make it a more formal assessment and pick for them. -They are also great for a writing center in Daily 5!
Subjects:
Grades:
1st - 5th
Types:
Showing 1-10 of 10 results
TPT is the largest marketplace for PreK-12 resources, powered by a community of educators.
IXL family of brands