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The New Year ELA test prep bibliographies
January and New Years Bulletin Board Letters
Create any saying you want with your New Years bulletin board with these letters A-Z and numbers 0-9.
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Not Grade Specific
2021 GED WRITING GUIDE AND GRAPHIC ORGANIZER: 5-paragraph Fill-In blank scaffold
includes engaging acronym F.L.EX teaches writing to any prompt step-by-stepStudents who learn the organized frames will know how to set up each paragraphthis is useful for all essay writing (including research papers)this teaches logos, ethos, pathosthis teaches how to determine the strength of evidencethis comes with a partially completed outline for direct teaching and guided practice before independent practicedo not hesitate to use any articles on any topic in the place of my own two Thanks!
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9th - 12th
Also included in: GED BUNDLE!
✨ Selfie Reflection & Resolutions: Shine Bright in 2024!
Spark self-discovery and goal-setting excitement with the "All About Me Selfie" New Year's Resolution Activity!This engaging and interactive resource combines the trend of selfies with the timelessness of New Year's resolutions, creating a fun and meaningful learning experience for your students.Here's what awaits:** Unleash Creativity:** Students design their own unique "selfie" frames using drawing materials, stickers, or anything that reflects their personality.** Inside & Out:** Through
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2nd - 9th
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Embark on a Journey: Unveiling the Power of Words with Dr. King's Main Ideas
Ignite Comprehension: Unlock Main Ideas with Dr. King's Eloquent Words!Engage your students in a captivating journey through Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s powerful texts, honing their reading comprehension skills and building critical thinking muscles. This dynamic resource pack on TeacherPayTeachers equips you with engaging slides and interactive activities to turn your classroom into a vibrant hub of understanding.Here's a glimpse into the magic:Interactive Slides: Dive deep into Dr. King's spe
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Not Grade Specific
Citing Sources
Do your students have difficulty giving credit where credit is due? When they do try to cite their sources, does it sound contrived? This power point has several examples of how the authors of some Time For Kids articles cite their sources. With the push for students to write in argumentative mode and use text evidence, this is a critical skill to teach even in the elementary grades.
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3rd - 6th
Lots of MLA Practice
MLA broken down by topic: (1) MLA: How It's Done - 1 page visual with instructions on how to format any Word document into MLA format.(2) 15 essays that are not in MLA format - plentiful practice for students to help learn and reinforce tedious MLA rules.(3) Bibliography How-To - a quick glance at how to format book, internet, and periodical bibliography entries (the three most tested on state testing).(4) 2 practice bibliography worksheets with key(5) Essay in proper MLA format - great to refer
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Langston Hughes Close Reading Unit (Individual Unit)
This close reading unit is a great resource to introduce your students to Langston Hughes and celebrate Black History Month. It can be easily differentiated to support your own individual classroom needs.
It has been scaffolded to follow the progression of Common Core Anchor Standards for reading (grades 2-5). Included are three corresponding common core activities that can be used for close reading, guided reading, homework or even assessment!
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2nd - 6th
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Sweet 16 Literacy 2nd Grade Warm Ups - 3 month Version
ABOUT SWEET16 LITERACY The Sweet Sixteen is a systematic process that provides cyclical repetition of essential literacy standards to enhance the growth of literacy skills from an early stage. The goal of Sweet Sixteen is to bridge the gap of reading deficiencies so students are on track and on target for reading proficiency by grade 3. Through a daily, ten-minute, structured warm-up, students engage in repeated exposure to these “non-negotiable” skills that help to increase reading achievement.
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2nd
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Intervention & Test Prep with ”The Waterfall” by Frank Lloyd Wright
Students will practice and sharpen their CCSS reading and literacy skills, thinking strategies, and writing steps through evaluating this visual art masterpiece while applying reading comprehension to written text. It also includes an art extension activity and responding to a writing prompt. From the Intervention Skills Series by Reading the Masters: An Arts Integrated Curriculum
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1st - 9th
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Lots of MLA Testing
47 test questions divided according to '97 State Standard and MLA rules from 2010: (1) Formatting: 15 questions(2) Heading: 5 questions(3) In-Text/Parenthetical Citations (one concept): 13 questions(4) Bibliography/Works Cited Format: 7 questions(5) In-Text/Parenthetical Citations (more complex concepts): 6 questionsFile provided in Word 97 format so you can easily cut and paste to customize quizzes or tests.Need some worksheets to help teach and reinforce MLA concepts? Refer to "Lots of MLA Pra
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Summer Moments: Unleashing Gratitude's Power in the First Journal for Girls
the First Gratitude Journal for Girls – a vibrant companion to ignite appreciation and joy. With 110 pages of whimsical prompts and beautiful illustrations, this journal empowers girls to celebrate blessings, foster positivity, and discover the magic of gratitude. Its captivating cover invites girls on a journey of self-discovery, resilience, and happiness. Let this journal be their trusted companion in cultivating a grateful heart and embracing the wonders of everyday life.
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Not Grade Specific
Biographical Expository Essay Project
In an effort to improve my student's historical references in their expository essays, I have them do this historical research project. It allows students to research not only a person who had an impact on the world, but also important ideas and people of the era. I usually pair students up and have them do a simple expository project after they are done with researching - developing body paragraphs about their person for a prompt. (ex. "Write an essay explaining how one person can have a last i
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6th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Vocabulary Crossword Puzzles
This resource provides elementary and pre-intermediate learners of English with the opportunity to revise and learn vocabulary words under different thematic titles. These titles include: Colours Sport and LeisureClothes and AccessoriesFamilyThe Home Appliances and ServicesTimeJobs and WorkFoodShopping and Money Documents and Texts BodyHealth Buildings and Places We Live and Work Travel and Transport Communication, Culture and EntertainmentThese puzzles can be solved online or they can be printe
Grades:
4th - 8th, Staff
Inference Task Cards: 24 Cards with Short Stories and Questions
These cards will look best in color, but will also print out fine in grayscale. Simply print and cut along the guidelines. Laminate and use them again and again. Another option is to print on card stock.
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K - 10th
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Main Idea Paragraph Practice- STEP BY STEP
I actually used this as a game in groups. They could answer on white boards, or I had them use their devices and post up on the Smart Board their answers for each step if you are tech and SmartBoard savy. I ask students to first narrow down the topic by looking for the repeated subject- not forgetting similar words or pronouns that could be the same as the subject. Example: Topic is students but also circle "they" "them" because it was referring to students.I then ask students to underline every
Grades:
5th - 12th
All About Me - Activity Sheet
A little activity designed to help you get to know your students that bit better. I like to know something unique about each child to make them feel that extra bit special when in class and this resource is designed to help you do just that! Each speech bubble contains a topic for the students to write about or draw a picture within, including: - Their Hobbies- Favourite Subject(s)- What they are looking forward to during the school year- Favourite animal- What they want to be when they grow up
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3rd - 7th
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Citing Sources Scavenger Hunt
Great introduction activity to gathering information needed for a citation!
Students will practice researching and citing sources using an internet scavenger hunt!
Students will answer several questions about the 13 colonies and also take notes on the website, author, and date published.
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4th - 8th
Reading Informational Text ~ Henry Ford & Thomas Edison
Thank you for taking a look at my work. I used this with my own class to help them successfully prepare for our upcoming unit test. This is a rigorous, eight-question assessment (or study guide) combining two informational texts; Henry Ford and Thomas Edison, both by the author Lynn DavisThese texts can be found in your school or local library and also on the EPIC app. The text themselves ARE NOT included, only the links to the texts on EPIC, the test questions, and the answer key. The three st
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1st - 3rd
A Powerful Idea Article- Main Idea, Supporting Details, RACE w/ ESL Scaffolds
Use this article, "How Joseph Lister Changed Surgery Forever", to practice finding the main idea, supporting details, and a RACE constructed response. The article is embedded with visual aids and vocabulary scaffolds.
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Not Grade Specific
Compound Sentences Bell work
Introducing our Compound Sentence Morning Warm-Up – a dynamic tool designed to kickstart the day with grammar mastery for students in grades 4-8! **Daily Grammar Boost:**Elevate language skills every morning with focused warm-ups featuring compound sentences – a key component of effective communication. **Structured Learning:**Immerse students in the world of compound sentences through concise, daily exercises. Explore conjunctions, clauses, and sentence structure in a quick and engaging format.
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3rd - 5th
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Intervention & Test Prep with "The Swing" by Renoir
Students will practice and sharpen their CCSS reading and literacy skills, thinking strategies, and writing steps through evaluating this visual art masterpiece while applying reading comprehension to written text. It also includes an art extension activity and responding to a writing prompt. From the Intervention Skills Series by Reading the Masters: An Arts Integrated Curriculum
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1st - 9th
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“I’m Going to Change the World” The Story of Voltaire ~ Part 2 ~ Analyzing Text
Subject Area: English Language Arts
Grades: K-5
Question 1 & 5
Strand: Reading Standards for Literature
Cluster: Craft and Structure
Standard: RL.2.5 ~ Comprehension: Story Structure: Describe the overall structure of a story, including describing how the beginning introduces the story and the ending concludes the action. (DOK1)
Question 3 & 4
Strand: Reading Standards for Literature
Cluster: Key Ideas and Details
Standard: RL.1.2 ~ Comprehension: Sequence
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Grades:
1st - 4th
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