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Preview of Black History Week 5-Olympic Athlete & Leaders

Black History Week 5-Olympic Athlete & Leaders

Created by
Heather McKinney
This is the last of a 5 week unit about Black History that includes information about the past Winter Olympics in Russia, history of the Olympic rings and colors and honors Jessie Owens. It includes higher order thinking questions and common core standards. Week one was living famous African Americans and had a free download that explains more about creating the five week class chapter book. Week 2 was Inventors, Week 3 was Activists, Week 4 includes President's Day. The standards attached
Preview of Black History Week 2-Famous Inventors

Black History Week 2-Famous Inventors

Created by
Heather McKinney
This is the second week of plans for the 5 week Black History unit I created that includes higher order thinking questions and activities. It covers Indiana Social Studies standards for Kindergarten but can be modified for use as a bellringer or morning work for any grade level. You will want to download the free week 1 plans that go before it for a greater understanding of the class book that will be made during this unit that covers non-fiction Common Core writing standards for all grade leve
Preview of Black History Week 1-Famous Living African Americans

Black History Week 1-Famous Living African Americans

Created by
Heather McKinney
Lesson plans for Week 1 of my five week Black History Unit and the high order thinking questions/activity pages that go along with it, including lessons/activities for the 100th day of school. Indiana State Social Studies Standards for Kindergarten are written on it, but it can be used K-6. It also refers to how to modify it for other grade levels. It can be used for Common Core writing standards since the students will make a class book with a chapter for each person studied across the five we
Preview of Black History Week 3 -Famous Activists

Black History Week 3 -Famous Activists

Created by
Heather McKinney
This is the Third Week of lesson plans for the thematic study of Black History/African American leaders. It includes short biographies and higher order thinking questions as well as suggested book readings. Week one is a free download that goes more in depth on how to use this weeks' plans to continue creating a class chapter book on Famous African Americans. Week one was over living African American contributors, Week two was over inventors and this week 3 lesson plan and activities are about
Preview of Reading Strategies Poster Pack

Reading Strategies Poster Pack

Not long ago, I saw another second grade teacher with a banner of reading strategies hanging in her classroom. She had an arrow that said "Our strategy this week is..." and it was taped to the appropriate strategy. I thought this was GENIUS! I googled and googled, but, alas, could not find these posters. So.... I made them myself! And now I offer them to YOU! Enjoy! Reading Strategies Poster Pack includes: *Cover page *Blank "I can" statement page *I can... visualize *I can... summarize *I ca
Preview of Mrs. Riddle's Favorites: Six Traits Trade Books

Mrs. Riddle's Favorites: Six Traits Trade Books

Mrs. Riddle's Favorites: Six Traits Trade Books ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If you are looking for a picture book that would lend itself nicely to teaching one of the six traits of writing, look no further! Mrs. Riddle's Favorites: Six Traits Trade Books is an exhaustive 10 page list of beloved picture books that can be used to teach each of the six traits of writing, plus presentation. This list has been compiled from numerous resources and personal experience in teaching
Preview of Black History Project Letter

Black History Project Letter

Letter for parents and students to create a project for black history month.
Preview of Black History Week 4-President's Day & More Leaders

Black History Week 4-President's Day & More Leaders

Created by
Heather McKinney
This is the fourth week of Black History lessons in my five week thematic study that includes a President's Day lesson, reading, writing and higher order thinking questions and activities. Week one is a free download that tells you how the class book is set up for the thematic plan and contains contributions from famous living African Americans, Week 2 is Inventors, Week 3 is Activists and this week Four plan includes Presidents;IN Sheriff Anderson, the creator of Witness Protection; brain surg
Preview of 2018 Best New Books for Tweens & Teens (Grades 6-12) Handbook + Seminar Slides

2018 Best New Books for Tweens & Teens (Grades 6-12) Handbook + Seminar Slides

What's New in YA Literature in 2018?This is the 200+ page handbook that accompanied my 2018 Best New Books for Tweens & Teens (Grades 6-12) seminar + the PDF of the seminar slides. BONUS: A mini-bibliography of my 2018 top picks for KidLit (Grades K-6).
Preview of I Met Martin Luther King Jr Today

I Met Martin Luther King Jr Today

This is an inspiring rhyming poem about how Martin Luther King Jr became a hero, and it asks the reader: How can I make the world better? What is my great dream? Dream Big, Do Big, and Be Big And I will shine my own light in a big, beautiful beam! The Beginning……… of Finding the Hero in Me! Many thanks, Adam and the School of Athens
Preview of Simple Book Writing Lined Paper

Simple Book Writing Lined Paper

Created by
McKindergarten
My students love being authors and writing their own book. This can be used with Lucy Calkins writers workshop. Just print double sided (as many pages as you'd like the book to be) and then use blank paper for front cover/title page and back cover. Staple together in the center of the pages and fold! Easy prep!
Preview of Big buddy getting to know you  worksheet

Big buddy getting to know you worksheet

For the past two years, me and my two Kindergarten colleagues have used this getting to know you activity as our first activity with our grands amis. There are 5 different versions based on if each student has a male or female big buddy or if they have 2 big buddies (2 females, 2 males or a male and female). They work together to fill in the blanks and use this as a starting point for conversation, then they draw a picture of themselves doing an activity together in the box. *Warning: This doc
Preview of Extreme Weather Integrating Science and Language Arts

Extreme Weather Integrating Science and Language Arts

This document contains a summary for an article. The article information is included; the journal is available FREE online! This summary will save you a lot of time when discussing these subjects with students. You can use this as a language arts activity using reading strategies which means this summary is a vital "key" for that assignment. You could also integrate this as part of your unit on weather. With younger students you can read the summary to them while they look at the pictures. For o
Preview of Annotated Bibliographies for ALL Subject Areas

Annotated Bibliographies for ALL Subject Areas

This 5 page packet includes multiple bibliographies for each subject area. It also includes the standards that are covered within those books. You don't want to miss out on this! These books even work for highschool students so you will get great use out of this resource!
Preview of Create-a-Book - Pirate, Pirate What Do You See

Create-a-Book - Pirate, Pirate What Do You See

Created by
Focused Learning
Using the same repetitive pattern as Eric Carle's Brown Bear, Brown Bear, this book provides easy to remember facts about various famous pirates, and leaves room on each page for the child to do their own illustrations.
Preview of Kindergarten Goal Sheet

Kindergarten Goal Sheet

Need help putting together class goals? Use this sheet to structure your classroom goal setting routine! I put this under the projector and students were able to choose which goal they wanted to focus on for each subject area! Thanks! Katie
Preview of List of Caldecott Award Books including Reading Level (Updated with 2016 winner)

List of Caldecott Award Books including Reading Level (Updated with 2016 winner)

Created by
Brenda Pritchett
Award books are listed by year with author, title, and reading level. Note that Caldecott Awards are selected for their illustrations. The author may or may not be the illustrator. Opinions on reading level have changed over the years. Reading levels reflect current online references. This handout was orginally created as a quick ready reference for parents and teachers to identify selections for their children.
Preview of All About the Author Page for Writing Portfolios

All About the Author Page for Writing Portfolios

Created by
Miss Cunningham
Use this page to record some information about your student authors. Take their picture and add it as well. Makes for a great parent keepsake at the end of the year.
Preview of Black History Month Informational Book

Black History Month Informational Book

Students can write their own informational book after learning about Marthin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, Harriet Tubman and Ruby Bridges. A cover page, Table of Contents and an individual page for each person with a photo are included in the book. A modified book (bigger space to write) follows the initial book.
Preview of Preschool Book List Divided by Subject

Preschool Book List Divided by Subject

Created by
Jennifer Allman
31 pages of great picture book titles and author names divided by subject/category
Preview of Primary Themes for Teaching ELA through Science & Social Studies

Primary Themes for Teaching ELA through Science & Social Studies

Created by
ericka rodriguez
This document lists seven science/social studies themes that can be taught through reading. Each theme has a list of books on the topic, websites, and a few corresponding suggested activities. The themes is this document are listed below: Our Bodies Insects Ocean Animals Pirates and Maps! Space Plants The Rainforest
Preview of CKLA Domain 11 Learning Standards Taking Care of the Earth

CKLA Domain 11 Learning Standards Taking Care of the Earth

Created by
Abraham Pagan
CKLA Domain 11 Learning Standards Taking Care of the Earth
Preview of Children's Books by Category and Alphabetically

Children's Books by Category and Alphabetically

Are you in need of some inspiration for your teaching book collection? The two attachments include:1. All of my teaching books organized by category2. All of the books in alphabetical order with which category they are in for easy to find.
Preview of Friendship-Back TO School

Friendship-Back TO School

Created by
Amberlyn Scott
This unit helps to teach Kindergarten students the importance of being a friend and making friends. This unit focuses on creating a community in the classroom! This is a unit often overlooked but, a teacher will regret not focusing on it in May!
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