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Literature Common Core K.CC.A.1 resources for Microsoft Word
The Westing Game - Student Detective Log
The Westing Game is one of my favorite novels to teach - besides the rich vocabulary, unique plot and creative characters, the students always love it!
Because the novel is based on a mystery, I knew I wanted a "detective book" for my students to use as they read to help them become immersed in the detective genre.
This Detective Log I created can be used to give easy, formative checks throughout the novel. I include a cover page where students can take on a character's role from the novel, S
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6th
Thirteen Reasons Why - Activities and Assessment Aligned with Common Core
MY STUDENTS PILOTED THE SMARTER BALANCED ASSESSMENT AND SAID THAT THIS TEST REALLY HELPED THEM PREPARE!
This item contains activities and an assessment to use with the novel Thirteen Reasons Why. The activities include:
*Identifying Theme
*Literary Graffiti
The assessment is all short answer and includes graphic organizers. It is aligned with the Common Core Standards. There is a rubric that goes with the assessment to showcase if student have met the standards.
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Read Aloud Back to School Lesson Plan One Green Apple by Eve Bunting/TC Format
One of the common core standards asks that students describe characters in a story based on their feelings, traits, and motivations. This lesson prompts students to think about characters in books and how they feel, using evidence based on what characters say and do. It promotes great discussions and gets students into the habit of stopping and jotting down their thinking. This lesson can done at the beginning of the school year in order to address feelings students may have about being in a new
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2nd - 4th
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The Giver Reading Log and Discussion Questions
Reading log graphic organizer for students reading The Giver PLUS discussion questions for every chapter! Students can write their personal responses to questions on the reading log, but then the questions can be used for small or large group discussions.
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6th - 9th
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LAFS Reading Standards for Literature (Fiction)
This is just one of the cluster groups for the new Language Arts Florida Standards (LAFS) for Second grade.
Each strip contains the LAFS standard, a child friendly " I can..." statement, and the description of the standard directly from the Florida Department of Education.
This is a great way to display your daily "I can..." statement and objective, rather than having to rewrite them every morning! Simply print and cut each page in half. Wonderful in a pocket chart or you can apply magnetic tape
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2nd
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HuckFinn Reading Thinking Writing
Critical Reading, Thinking, and Writing
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10th - 12th
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Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet Supplementary Material Packet
This is a compilation of materials that I created to use when I taught Romeo and Juliet to freshmen.
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Paraphrasing Shakespeare Competition
I used this at the beginning of the unit to get students used to the language of the play. I had students work either with a partner or individually to see how many of these they could figure out. It also gives them practice paraphrasing.
Are Your Stars Crossed? Relationship Quiz
This is meant to go with the infamous balcony scene, Act 2 Scene 2
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9th - 10th
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Kindergarten Math Free Lesson Plan
This goes right along with my Kindergarten Math Lesson where I used Skippyjon Jones to teach a mini lesson on Spanish Numbers 1-5!
In this document is the actual lesson plan as well as the letter I attached to the book!
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PreK - K
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To Kill a Mockingbird Chapters 1-5 CCSS
Utilizes strategies and aligned to the CCSS
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9th
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