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12th grade Common Core W.K.7 resources
Their Eyes Were Watching God: Two Final Tests CCSS
This posting has two 100 point tests that check student understanding of the novel. The first, assesses students' understanding with: Character Identification, Fill in the Blank, Citation Identification and Short Answer questions. The second evaluates their knowledge with: Character Matching, True and False, Multiple Choice, Quotation Identification and short answer questions. Answer keys for both tests are included.Here is the link for the compete 48-page unit planTheir Eyes Were Watching God U
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10th - 12th
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Co-Teacher Unit Planner Template with Core Subject Dropdown Options
Complete with all Common Core State StandardsCollaborative Planning: A co-teacher planner allows teachers to collaborate effectively on lesson planning. Teachers can share ideas, resources, and responsibilities for different aspects of the lessons, ensuring a cohesive and comprehensive approach to teaching.Efficient Communication: Administrators can use the planner to communicate important information, such as school policies, upcoming events, or professional development opportunities. Teachers
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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K-2-ETS1-2
, MS-LS1-5
, MS-ESS1-4
, K-PS3-1
, 5-ESS2-2
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Scientific Method Templates: Differentiated for ALL Grades and ANY Experiment
Scientific Method TemplatesTotal of 18 DIFFERENT templates using a 5-step Scientific Method Process.When used regularly, this pattern-based tool guides students through the logical thinking processes and the process of the scientific method. It can be used with any experiment and is differentiated to make it accessible to all grade levels. This resource include differentiation through Step Numbers, Single Word Steps, Steps as Phrases, Picture Representations, and Sentence Starters. Scientific M
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K - 12th, Higher Education
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K-2-ETS1-1
, 2-PS1-1
Library Lessons Scavenger Hunt | Dewey Decimal | Vocabulary
The first Library Lesson of the year can be a fun exploration. Savenger hunts are fun! Use first question and answer hunt to introduce the school library while meeting common core standards. Send home the public library hunt for extra credit. Follow up with the Dewey Decimal note card hunt as practice before research projects. Vocabulary is simple. May be a whole lesson for lower grades as well as a review for middle or high school students. Don't stress over your next library lesson.Incl
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3rd - 12th
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PROCEDURAL WRITING * LESSON AND WRITING ACTIVITY ** HOW TO BUILD A SNOWMAN!
This is a super-fun NO-PREP writing lesson and follow-up activity!!!! Teach all about Procedural Writing. Have fun teaching "HOW -TO" writing by using this winter-themed lesson all about How to Build a Snowman!! First, read about what Procedural Writing is. Then, view the tools provided to improve writing. Last of all, "show what you know" by using the slides to write directly into the text boxes. Step-by-step instructions given. Picture cues and hints provided along the way. Excellent scaffoldi
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Literature - The Crucible Test CCSS
Through a variety of questions, this product assesses students' comprehensive and analytic understanding of the play.Question Categories:Character IdentificationQuotation IdentificationMultiple ChoiceSymbolic Relationships, andShort Answer topics (5).An answer key is found following the test.Here is the link for the compete 52-page unit planThe Crucible Unit PlanIf you are interested in other The Crucible Unit Plan components sold separately, check outThe Crucible - Additional Comprehension &
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10th - 12th
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Essay Writing Mapping for Success for Middle & High School Students
The stakes have risen for students to demonstrate competence in writing. While educators across the curriculum are working to improve student performance, the gap between what is expected of student writers and what student writers are able to do continues to widen. This writing guide was born in an effort to help educators find a simple way to present basic writing skills. Designed for the instruction of expository, persuasive, and literary analysis essays, Mapping for Success scaffolds necessa
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
FREE EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES LIST 4 ALL GRADES K-12 AND SUBJECTS + TEACHER RESOURCE
Sometimes, you just need a list of websites for everyone. Here it is. FREE EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES Put together by Teach Me, Maria!It takes time to gather this information, figure out the appropriate grade levels, and format, maintain, and update this page. All I ask is for an honest review if this list helps you.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Writing Thesis Statements /An Interactive Activity to Develop Effective Writing
Given the definition and components of a thesis statement, along with a sample writing prompt with pre-written thesis statements, students will be able to distinguish the better of three thesis statements by correctly identifying it.This resource is an interactive presentation that guides the students to learn about the good thesis statement and how to write a thesis statement and develop their writing skills.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Writing Argumentative , Persuasive Essay / A Guide for Students ( Sample Essay)
This resource is a writing guide for students that teaches them the basics of writing an argumentative/persuasive essay. This resource guides the students to the basics of writing an essay with special emphasis on the steps of writing an argumentative/ persuasive essay. The titles in this presentation include the following:Suggestions of Possible Topics for the argumentative/ persuasive essay The Research Thesis Statement Supporting the thesis statement Counter-Argument Answering Counter-Argumen
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
How to Write a Thesis Statement / Guidelines for the Thesis Challenged
Thesis statement (TS) is a guide map to your entire paper. It provides a mini-summary of the paper’s content. It allows the reader to know in advance how the paper is organized. It lets the reader know why he/she should care. (The “So What?”)This presentation is a guide for the students in high school about the writing of a good thesis statement through explicit explanations and examples that clarify what a good thesis statement is like.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
What is a paragraph ? A Writing Guide from Paragraph to Essay
This resource is a presentation that teaches the students about the basics of a well-structured paragraph which is the first step for writing a well-structured essay. Through simple and vivid explanations, this presentation guides the students to recognize the components of a paragraph (the topic sentence, the controlling idea, the supporting details, the thesis statement) Then the lesson proceeds to explain the different parts of an essay, and it guides the writing of a well-organized essay.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Lord of the Flies: The Island (Final Project)
This final project combines reading, writing, research, and citing. Students will produce a detailed and accurate model of the island in Lord of the Flies that includes location points of important places and events in the novel. Students will also quote and cite evidence to support what they build or draw. This product comes with the written assignment, including step-by-step directions, a student check-list, and a grading rubric. This can be done as a solo project (create a map option) or a gr
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9th - 12th
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Main Idea Writing Activities / Identifying The Main Idea & Writing Main Idea
This resource is a lesson in writing that teaches the students about the main idea in a paragraph. This lesson teaches the students how to recognize the main idea in a paragraph by reading 20 paragraphs, where the students have to choose the main idea and justify their choices.Then there is an activity where the students have to complete paragraphs by writing the main ideas for these paragraphs.This lesson can be used with students from the middle school to the high school.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Developing a Thesis Statement /Setting a Purpose for Your Writing
When you write, your mission is to create a focused, clear message, brimming with quality ideas.In information/ expository writing, this focused message can often be captured in a nutshell in your thesis statement.A thesis statement:tells your reader exactly what you are writing aboutkeeps you, the writer, pointed in the right directionThis presentation is a guide on writing effective and good thesis statement, and this presentation can be used with middle school students, however, it is up
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Common Core Standards ELA Progression Chart
This 70 page chart consists of all the ELA standards from the Common Core. Each College Readiness Standard appears at the top of the page with a progression from K-12. This will help with vertical alignment as well as discovering gaps in the standards between grade levels.
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K - 12th
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Writing a Clear, Concise Thesis Statement
This resource is a presentation and a writing guide on writing a clear and precise thesis statement which is the most important sentence in an essay. This presentation introduces and explains the characteristics of a good thesis for a research which are:Formality Concision Assertion Each one of these characteristics is explained and fully discussed through examples that show the student samples of good writing.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Taming the Thesis Statement / A Guide For Writing
An important part of a college education is the ability to think critically, and the proof of this ability partly lies with your successful construction of argumentative essays that include and persuasively support strong positions.Not all papers require thesis statements! In some kinds of writing, such as narratives or descriptions, a thesis statement may be less important.However, you may still want to provide some kind of statement in your first paragraph that helps to guide your reader throu
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Christmas Flashcards
Introducing 'Christmas Wonders' FlashcardsEmbark on a festive journey of learning with our interactive Christmas-themed flashcards, meticulously crafted for educators and students alike. Educational and Engaging - This delightful set includes a diverse collection of flashcards showcasing various Christmas symbols, objects, and terminology. It's a perfect way to introduce and reinforce Christmas-related vocabulary in a fun, visually stimulating way.Versatile Teaching Tool - These flashc
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PreK - 12th
Essay Writing: Hamburger Helper Style
This resource introduces the basics of essay writing to students through the use of the hamburger example to illustrate and explain the basic components of the essay to the students. The titles in this presentation include:IntroductionsThesis Statement Unacceptable Introduction Paragraph Great Introduction paragraphTransitions Body Paragraph Format of the Body ParagraphStrong Body Paragraph Conclusion Paragraph Sample Conclusion Paragraph The Illustration of the Hamburger Model of an Essay.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Thesis Statement / The Road Map to Your Essay
By the end of our lesson today, you will:Have a better understanding of a thesis statement.Know how to identify a thesis statement.Know how to identify a good thesis statement.Write a thesis statement.This presentation is a lesson in writing, and it introduces the students to one of the basic rules of writing a good and coherent essay, which is the writing of a good and clear thesis Statement. This lesson can be used with the students of Middle School or the high school students who are facing s
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Family Member Vocabulary: Engaging Flashcards for Exploring Family Ties
Introducing 'Family Ties' Flashcards! - Dive into the world of family relationships with these captivating and educational flashcards, designed to help students learn and recognize the different nouns associated with family members.A Rich Learning Experience - This unique set includes a variety of flashcards, each featuring the names and depictions of various family members, from immediate to extended relations. They are perfect for teaching about family structures and relationships in a clear,
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PreK - 12th
Social Rights Flashcards
Embark on a Journey of Social Justice with 'Voices of Change' Flashcards! - These thought-provoking flashcards are an ideal resource for educators to introduce students to the pivotal concepts of social rights and the inspiring legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.Educational and Inspirational Content - This unique set includes a diverse range of flashcards, each featuring key terms, influential figures, and significant concepts related to social rights, along with Martin Luther King's profound cont
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PreK - 12th
Elementary Menu Math and More - Meal Planning Kids Nutrition Project
Kid Friendly Menu Plan - UPDATED AND EXPANDED 3/17/22"Elementary Health - Meal Planning for Kids - Food and Nutrition Curriculum was written by a master's degree-level Registered Dietitian to teach kids important health science and nutrition principles that meet scholastic requirements and build life-long skills.Kids also develop research and writing skills, critical thinking, and budgeting while completing this curriculum.LOTS of hands-on, practical activities are included in this 200+ page cur
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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