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Martin Luther King Day writing-essays Common Core K.MD.A.2 resources
Worksheets for Martin Luther King ELA Literacy and Math Activities
These Martin Luther King fun, fine motor, printable worksheets are perfect for your Preschool, Kindergarten, and First Grade kids or students, whether you're a parent, teacher, or you homeschool. Following the MLK theme, this packet has a variety of engaging activities to aid with learning. Children will practice their skills in literacy, math, phonics, numbers, letters, and CVC words, whilst meeting common core standards for Kindergarten, and for First Grade.
This Martin Luther King (MLK) the
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PreK - 1st
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5th - One Hen Text Dependent Questions
This is a set of text dependent questions that correlate with the McGraw Hill Wonders story from Unit 1, Week 1 - "One Hen". I have created a set of questions that will require students to delve into the text to find the answers to each question. A variety of skills are assessed through the questions. Characterization, cause and effect, inferencing, and comparing/ contrasting are just a few of the skills addressed in this activity. A essay question is also included that will require the student
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5th
Martin Luther King Jr Day Big & Little File Sort
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is here! This cute little Sort by Size: Big/Little File Folder Game would make a great addition to your MLK Day themed activities! Have your students practice sorting BIG & little!Thanks for taking the time to view my product! And thanks for stopping by! Asia***************************************************************************CLICK HERE TO SEE ALL OF MY FILE FOLDER GAMES!***************************************************************************FOLLOW LI
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PreK - K
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The Crucible- Expository/Informative Essay Task- Common-Core aligned
If you are looking for a fun, yet rigorous performance task to end your The Crucible unit look no further. This performance task will require students to think critically as they examine the literal and metaphorical meaning of Arthur Miller's play title. The end product will be a 5 paragraph expository/informative essay that is common core aligned. This assignment has a description, guidelines, and due dates. Perfect for students in grades 9-12.
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9th - 12th
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