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Common Core SL.5.1c homework
Spring Articulation Reading Passages and Stories
Have you been searching for spring themed articulation reading passages that will also help your students practice their conversation skills? These articulation stories will be perfect for you! Each passage has everything you need to practice carry-over articulation skills in conversation and reading!**Additional Bonus** These reading passages are perfect for individuals progressing to the next level of articulation therapy and for students in mixed groups working on language and conversation sk
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3rd - 10th
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Valentine's Day Social Skills & Conversation Skills Packet No Prep Print and Go!
Valentine's Day Social Skills and Conversation Skills Worksheets PacketNo Prep! Print and Go! Color and Black and White VersionsSocial Skills and Conversation Skills Include:Conversation Starters: Cupid’s Conversation StartersStaying on Topic: It’s Sweet to Stay on Topic!Solving The Problem: Unlock The ProblemExpected or Unexpected Behavior: Beary Good BehaviorsInfer feelings?: Envelope Inferences Asking Questions: Cupcake Questions **Social Skills Scenarios for a Valentine’s Day theme and every
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K - 3rd
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Also included in: Valentine's Day Articulation, Language and Social Skills Bundle No Prep!
No Prep Family Heritage Questionnaire | US History
Use this questionnaire to promote not only an understanding of history, but also to encourage positive family discussions! I use this every year at the beginning of my fifth grade history class. It helps to make the history of the United States personal to them! It is quick, easy, and the responses are often extremely deep and meaningful. I usually give them a week to complete the assignment, as students are required to ask an adult in their family at least three of the questions listed.Included
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Not Grade Specific
Answering How Questions
Answering “How” questions requires a higher level of thinking and language skills to figure out what information is being asked for. The answers are often not as predictable as other question forms. Students need the ability to problem solve or take on another perspective when answering them. Students with language delays, autism, and second language learners often have trouble answering with the correct information. These task cards were created to help students practice answering the different
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: How and Why Question Bundle
Topic Talks: Inquiry-Based Projects and Presentations
Build student inquiry, thinking and oral skills through engaging Topic Talks; a tried and true method of inquiry-based tasks that students complete at home and present in class.
Use Topic Talks as a supportive and extension project, as a supplement to or replacement for traditional homework, as summative assessments and as a means for students to develop their research and public speaking skills while making connections to taught concepts.
Topic Talks can easily be used for any subject and wit
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2nd - 6th
Labor Day Career Interview
To help students better understand the responsibilities and requirements of various careers, they will interview family members about their jobs. This is an ideal project for third through fifth grade classes to do around Labor Day. The interview is two pages long.
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3rd - 5th
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Labor Day Interview
To help students better understand the responsibilities and requirements of various careers, they will interview family members about their jobs. This is an ideal project for third through fifth-grade classes to do around Labor Day. The interview is in Google Slides format, and may be assigned and completed online, or can be printed out and distributed in hard copy format. The interview itself is two pages long. The product will download to your Google Drive.
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3rd - 5th
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