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Writing-expository Common Core RL.3.3 resources under $5
Ruby Bridges Activities Womens History Month Bulletin Board Women In History
This meaningful Ruby Bridges Black History Month Craft Project will keep students engaged through Women's History Month in March. Use as a complementary activity to Ruby Bridges Goes to School. Students create school bags containing lunch items that each prompt a character trait for Ruby. Display the finished satchels for a great bulletin board!Buy this as part of a MEGA BUNDLE of crafts that celebrate the life and achievements of 21 Black Americans and SAVE!Included with this hands-on crafti
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1st - 3rd
Native American Unit | Native American Regions
Ready to learn about the different regions of Native Americans? This Unit has many hands-on & visual activities to engage your students.Native American Regions Included:â–şThe Southwestâ–ş Plainsâ–ş Eastern Woodlandsâ–ş Pacific West Coast â–şCalifornia You will find motivating lesson plan ideas & templates for informational text and expository writing lessons. This download also includes activities to go along with Native American myths/legends/fables. This unit contains up to 4 weeks' worth o
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2nd - 4th
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Let It Begin Here! | American Revolution | Lexington and Concord
Teach your students about the Shot Heard Round the World and the start of the American Revolution while working on reading and writing standards. This print and go resource is a perfect addition to your Colonial America or Revolutionary War unit or as a stand alone unit of instruction.Let It Begin Here!: This story takes readers through the first hours of the Revolutionary War starting with Paul Revere's Ride, through the next day with the Battles of Lexington and Concord, to the British limping
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in:Â American Revolutionary War Stories BUNDLE | Distance Learning Printables
THE LEMONADE CLUB by Patricia Polacco: DETAILED LESSON PLAN WITH ACTIVITIES
The Lemonade Club by Patricia Polacco is a heartwarming story that follows the friendship between two young girls, Traci and Marilyn, who are faced with a challenging situation when Traci is diagnosed with cancer. Despite the difficulties they encounter, they decide to start a lemonade stand to raise money for Traci's medical expenses. The story beautifully illustrates the power of friendship, resilience, and community support as they navigate through tough times together. Through engaging illus
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3rd - 5th
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HOW TO BABYSIT A GRANDMA- Jean Reagan - READING LESSONS & FUN ACTIVITIES
The teacher's guide for How to Babysit a Grandma by Jean Reagan is a comprehensive resource designed to enhance the reading experience for young students. This guide is meticulously crafted to provide educators with a range of engaging and educational lessons that align with the themes and content of the book. It offers a variety of activities that cater to different learning styles, fostering not only reading comprehension but also critical thinking and creative expression. The guide includes t
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2nd - 4th
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Geronimo Stilton The Treasure of Easter Island
This small unit contains comprehension activities for the book Geronimo Stilton: The Treasure of Easter Island. It also has resources for a mini research report on Easter Island and the moai statues. Unit contains:*14 comprehension questions for the book*Book summary writing page*Teacher notes and ideas*Research/note taking organizer*Student editing checklist*Report stationaryBack to the Basics by Danielle Truscott
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2nd - 5th
John, Paul, George and Ben | Founding Fathers | American Revolution
Teach your students about American Revolution patriots while working on reading and writing standards. This print and go resource is a perfect addition to your Colonial America or Revolutionary War unit or as a stand alone unit of instruction.John, Paul, George and Ben: This funny and entertaining tale about 5 of America's Founding Fathers and Patriots invites readers to take a peek at what they might have been like as young children. Told with bold illustrations, changing fonts, and plenty of t
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in:Â American Revolutionary War Stories BUNDLE | Distance Learning Printables
Heart on Fire | Women's Suffrage | Susan B. Anthony
Teach your students about Susan B. Anthony, her daring vote during the 1872 presidential election, and her fight to securing voting rights for women. Read about the subsequent ripple effect of that vote while working on reading and writing standards. This print and go resource is a perfect addition to your women's suffrage or women's history unit or as a stand alone unit of instruction.Heart on Fire: This text chronicles the true story of when Susan B. Anthony tested the 14th Amendment and voted
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in:Â Women's Suffrage Stories BUNDLE | Distance Learning Printables
Revolutionary Rogues | American Revolution | Benedict Arnold
Teach your students about John André and Benedict Arnold and their failed attempt to capture West Point and General George Washington while working on reading and writing standards. This print and go resource is a perfect addition to your Revolutionary War unit or as a stand alone unit of instruction.Revolutionary Rogues: This tale gives readers a background look into the two men who would be remembered in history for their failed attempt to defeat the American Army in the fall of 1780. Told usi
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in:Â American Revolutionary War Stories BUNDLE | Distance Learning Printables
Google Slides: Narrative Story Elements
Here are 41 Google Slides where students will read three narrative stories. Students will answer multiple-choice questions, write short-constructed answers, and drag and drop boxes into a story map. The stories are all fantasies. One story is about an injured pirate on his way to retirement, a hamster that gets loose and has adventures in a school, and a hero who uses his Prius to catch crooks.An answer key is provided on slides 22-41.There is also a Boom Cards version in my store.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
THE DAY THE CRAYONS CAME HOME by Drew Daywalt: READING LESSONS & ACTIVITIES UNIT
The Day the Crayons Came Home" is a children's book written by Drew Daywalt and illustrated by Oliver Jeffers. The teacher guide for this book provides a variety of activities and discussion questions to help students engage with the text and explore its themes.The guide includes a brief summary of the book, as well as pre-reading activities to help students make predictions and activate their prior knowledge. During and after reading, the guide suggests questions to guide class discussion about
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2nd - 4th
Also included in:Â THE DAY THE CRAYONS....QUIT....CAME HOME... LESSONS & ACTIVITY BUNDLE
Elements of Plot & Writing
How to write a short story for grades 3 to 5 includes explanations of the elements of a plots and an illustration of what happens for each part of the story so kids can easily understand it and replicate it in their writing. A picture paints a thousand words with this silly Yeti going on a journey past each plot element and is sure to be memorable. What better way to teach plot and event sequences than through images. Students writing is all over the place, right?! This unit will give them the
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3rd - 5th
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LIBRARY MOUSE LITERATURE GUIDE: NO PREP READING LESSONS & ACTIVITIES UNIT
Kids feel inspired by Library Mouse. Library Mouse is a story that shows children that everyone can be a writer. The cute little mouse tells his story and children can connect with how it feels to put their words on paper. A fun story can be part of some great lessons with this no-prep lesson guide that can carry you from reading block to writer’s workshop. Every child wants to be a better writer but sometimes they are just afraid to try! This 25-page ready-to-use ELA resources and activity unit
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2nd - 3rd
Single Paragraph Outline: Julian Tells Character Contributions Across Chapters
Writing Revolution Single Paragraph Outline for Guidebooks Unit 1: Lesson 21: The Stories Julian Tells- Character Contributions and Changes Across Chapters
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3rd
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Black History Month: Honoring Three Great Women
Learn about the amazing lives of Bessie Coleman, Althea Gibson, and Wilma Rudolph. This product includes suggestions of books and videos about all three women, as well activities involving character traits, overcoming challenges, and opinion writing. Great for 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade students. The activities may be done as a whole group, individually, or with partners.
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3rd - 5th
Biography Research Graphic Organizers
I made this for my students as we began our narrative non-fiction research projects. We are tying this into our Black history month research and discussions as well. In my classroom, I use these differentiated note catchers as a whole group, with my small groups, and as independent projects for my students. This product offers you 4 variations of the note catcher: - One single paged note catcher if you're looking for something shorter- One double sided note catcher without lines- One double side
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2nd - 12th
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