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Not grade specific Common Core W.7.4 handouts
Lewis and Clark Great Journey West: Video Discussion Questions | Movie Guide
One of the best videos I have seen in any of my American History classes is National Geographic’s “Lewis and Clark: Great Journey West” narrated by Jeff Bridges. Originally filmed for the IMAX movie theaters, this epic tale is extremely informative while keeping students engaged throughout its entirety. I have seen this video over 40 times and still love it! Various links to watch the video are provided in this resource, and video runtime is around 42 minutes.This product contains a double side
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Also included in: American History U.S. History Bundle: Beginnings through the 1850's
ELA Sentence Cheat Sheet
Perfect for middle and high school classrooms: unlock the secrets of sentence structure with this EDITABLE cheat sheet for English teachers and students alike! It's perfect for anyone teaching or needing a reference on some of the basics in ELA class when reference sentences. Simple language and clear examples make learning a breeze for students. Get ready to level up your English classes! ✈️Includes:✏️ Sentence Types✏️ Sentence Structure✏️ Sentence Construction✏️ WritingLike this product and wa
Holocaust Unit Sentence Structure Activity
Cross-curricular sentence structure activity with informational article about the inspiration behind The Boy in the Striped Pajamas- annotate article & identify sentence structure of sentences in article. WWII, Boy in the Striped Pajamas, Anne Frank, or Holocaust are all great for using with this! Integrates Social Studies & ELA perfectly! Easy print & go, no prep lesson!Other Holocaust Related Items:Boy in the Striped Pajamas Common Core TestHolocaust activityThe Boy in the Striped
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Also included in: Holocaust Bundle & The Boy in the Striped Pajamas Bundle BUNDLE
Judging a Book By Its Cover: Pre-reading Activity for Any Novel (no prep)
Judging a Book by Its Cover is one of my favorite quick activities to do with students before we start any novel. This activity capitalizes on the excitement that individuals have when they are holding a new book in their hands. Fueled by innate curiosity, students will analyze the artwork and words on the front and back covers of their new book. By answering guided questions, students will generate questions of their own, making them eager to jump into their reading. By making judgments about t
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MINTS Grammar Reminder Poster-Writing Strategy
Looking for a great, stylish way to decorate your classroom while reminding your students of the MINTS grammar strategy? Then this poster is for you! Visually remind students what needs to be to capitalized with this cute poster! This poster reminds students to capitalize the MINTS: Months of the YearThe “I” PronounNamesTitlesStarts of SentencesThe poster comes in 3 different colors for you to choose from. These posters are as easy as print, laminate (so they last!) and hang! Check out these ot
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Essay Planning Sheet
Use this graphic organizers to help students plan out any essay that requires a claim, reasons, and evidence.Terms of UseThis resource was created by Amanda Pierce, all rights reserved. It may be used by the original purchaser for single class use only. Teachers may distribute this product in email, through google classroom or over the Internet to their students (and parents) as long as the site is password protected. In other words, you may distribute it to your own students, but may not put it
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Also included in: Essay Planning BUNDLE
EVIDENCE - EXPLAIN - ANALYZE Writing anchor chart
EVIDENCE - EXPLAIN - ANALYZEAnchor Chart to help students with writing tasksWriting a text-dependent analysis essay?Responding to an extended response writing prompt?Trying to get your students to move past an introduction and into the real analytical aspects of explaining, evaluating, and examining a topic. Do your students cite evidence, then repeat the evidence instead of explaining how it supports the thesis/claim or topic of the writing?Do you have students who know how to cite evidence,
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Creating Writing of a colorful scenery template
The template includes a section for students to create a mesmerizing scenery after encouraged to visualize it (a very busy day at the beach, a landscape with colorful foliage showing autumn, etc.) with vivid colors to elicit vivid descriptive adjectives for a short story.
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What’s Your Story- My Most Memorable Day
What’s Your Story- My Most Memorable Day: is a short writing prompt for any student and any age can respond to this prompt.
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Punctuation Use in Creative Writing
A great print-out used throughout my career in the Australian Education System.
2023 Writing Activity - New Year, New Me!
A writing activity to use with your students, to help them set some goals or to even entertain the idea of New Years Resolutions. However, I wanted them to also recognize there are good/great qualities about themselves!Fonts used:BMD Melisande SharpArial Rounded MT BoldCalibri (Body)
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