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Middle school informational text flash cards for Microsoft Word
Cause/Effect and Inference Skills Cards
Two sets of cards that can be used to work on cause and effect skills or inferring skills. Cards can be used for one-on-one practice, small group or center activities, or used as flash cards for whole class instruction.
Cause and Effect activities - have students match the cause to the effect in a matching game, have all cards face down and have students play "memory" to match the causes to the effects, give students only one column of cards (either all cause cards in column 1, or all effect c
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Nonfiction Reading Strategies Cards for Students
Nonfiction Reading Goals/ Strategies Cards:
- Text Structures; chronological order, sequence, cause and effect, compare and contrast, problem and solution
- Main Idea/supporting details
- Author's Purpose
- Context Clues
- Inference
- Draw conclusions
Grades:
4th - 6th
President's Game- Learning Game
No Prep work. All the research has been done. All you have to do is print this out.From George Washington to Barak Obama. This games works really well with my other activities which is the Pictures of the United States. This game gives a minimum four clues for each of the President's. The clues are designed so you learn what the Presidents accomplishments are. The clues are: interesting, intriguing and funny clues.Sample :Clue #1: I am the President that carried a large horse Chestnut as a
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Expository Research Unit Vocabulary List
This is a list of words that students can study during an expository lesson, unit, or activity. This can be done through various activities including writing sentences, drawing images, creating student-friendly definitions, making flash cards, taking a pre/post quiz, etc...
Suggested activities to do with these words:
Vocabulary Activity Bundle
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Expository Research Unit Bundle
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Scholastics Storworks Jr. Lost in a Blizard Vocabulary cards with pictures
There are 6 pictures cards and 6 vocabulary cards with word, parts of speech and definition on them. Use these cards to preview vocabulary, display on your word wall or let the kids play a matching or headband game with them. Visuals help students learn better and if you have Lower Level or ELLs in your classroom, vocabulary cards are a wonderful way of differentiating your lessons. Don't forget to check my other vocabulary or full lessons from my website! Please contact me with any request or
Grades:
K - 6th
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Language Live Vocabulary Cards Level 1 Unit 2
Vocabulary cards for Level 1 Unit 2The Discover Reading Language Live vocabulary cards are perfect for small group instruction, interactive notebooks, and word walls.Each word is color coded by syllables and has a picture. **Teaching syllables give students a tool in their toolbox to be able to read unknown words they come to in a text. Syllables help a student to breakdown, chuck, and blend a multi-syllable word together.**Using pictures gives a student a visual cue to the words and also helps
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Grades:
4th - 10th
Also included in: Language Live Vocabulary Cards Level 1 Units 1-6
I Have, Who Has? Idioms
This game can be whole class, small group, or independent. Laminate these cards and use them forever.
I HAVE, WHO HAS? IDIOMS
By: Lauren O’Quinn
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Directions-Review with your students that Idioms are expressions that cannot be undersood from the meanings of its separate words but have a separate meaning of their own. For example, the Idiom That party was for the birds, doesn’t literally mean there was a party thrown for birds. It means that the party was not fun
Grades:
5th - 8th
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The Five Senses and Human Body Basics for ESL students
This lesson can be used for elementary ESL learners or for older beginner/SIFE students. I actually used a lot of these materials for an 11 grader who had never been to school and had the signs of a possible learning delay.
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Grades:
PreK - 6th
Probing Story Questions
These story questions can be printed and copied onto cardstock. I have cut them into squares and put them on a ring connected to my easel where I read my stories. The file is editable. It can be used for Kindergarten-8th grade. The questions are used to probe studnets minds after they have a story or their teacher has read a story to them.
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Grades:
PreK - 8th
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New England Colonies - Editable Word Document
Infographic, Flashcard, Study Sheet The PDF identifies key facts about the New England Colonies Puritans and Pilgrims were subsistence farmers. They harvested raw materials in the area. Settlements were built near the coastlines. New England grew into a large shipbuilding center due to the dense forests...
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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Vocabulary Flash Card Game
Use any vocabulary list to create a fun matching game that gets the students moving!
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Fact/Opinion Circles
I created fact/opinion circles to print out on card stock and glue front and back on a popsicle stick for students to answer questions.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
I Have, Who Has? Idioms
This is a game of "I Have, Who Has" focusing on Idioms. This can be a whole class game, small group, or independent game.
Grades:
5th - 9th
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