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Oral communication Common Core RL.5.5 resources
READERS THEATER MYSTERY SCRIPT with Elements of Drama Questions
This high interest Readers’ Theater whodunit mystery script activity will give your grades 5-8 students drama and ELA fun! Students will practice reading aloud, comprehension, and reflect on elements of drama using a drama elements anchor chart. "The Mystery of the Crooked Competition" readers’ theater script will require students to perform inference tasks to solve clues. Transform your ELA and drama students into 'whodunit' detectives! This 9 page script is designed for 11 readers, but the num
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5th - 8th
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Reader's Choice Book Reports - ideas for upper elementary
Reader’s Choice Book Reports is a comprehensive collection of ways for students to report on books they've read. Students get to choose what books they read for independent reading. Why not let them choose how they will report on what they’ve read? This package includes a list of 155 different ways to report on a book. These are divided into five sections: writing, speaking, arts and crafts, drama, and hodgepodge.*SIGN UP AS A FOLLOWER OF “OFF THE PAGE” AND GET NOTIFICATIONS OF ANY SALES FROM OU
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4th - 7th
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Cube Book Report - Fifth Grade
Are you looking for a creative and fun way for your fifth grade students to write a book report? This format can be used for just about any fictional genre. Included are the directions, a rubric that is aligned to Common Core State Standards, a tracking sheet for your students to make sure they complete each step, rough draft pages, final copy pages, and a template for the three dimensional cube! Your students can either find or create an artifact to go into this cube for a presentation to your
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5th
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Eight Days: A Story of Haiti Fishbowl Discussion Activity
Eight Days: A Story of Haiti*Fishbowl Discussion*Are you looking for an engaging, interactive, collaborative activity that will have your students begging for more? Fishbowl Discussions are a great way to get your students to participate in an academic, engaging activity. If your like me, you've probably struggled to engage students in the 5th Grade EL Curriculum. This activity is sure to boost your student engagment and have them begging you to do it again!This activity goes with the EL Curricu
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5th
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Book Presentation Project and Rubric - Distance Learning
Students can be challenged using this Project! This Book Project will allow a student to present his or her book in a unique way. The Gifted and Talented Book Project includes a book project packet along with a Project Presentation Choice sheet and rubric for the completed project/presentation. The Book Project Packet includes these project sheets:• Title page• Character: Compare and Contrast• Favorite Events• Similar Connections• Definition Discoveries• Be the IllustratorThe Project Presentat
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2nd - 5th
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The Lemonade Crime: Questions for Class Discussion, Essays, or Quizzes
It would be a crime not to use this list of class discussion questions/essay prompts/short answer inquiries to review this popular book. This handout provides 20 interesting, relevant, and essential statements or questions about pertinent aspects of this bestseller. Choices are varied and encourage positive student engagement.
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2nd - 6th
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The Lemonade War: Questions for Class Discussions, Essays, or Short Answer Tests
You've come to the right place to obtain the perfect list of class discussion questions/essay prompts/short answer inquiries for The Lemonade War. This handout provides 20 interesting, relevant, and essential statements or questions about pertinent aspects of this popular book, including its theme, conflicts, cause and effect, tone, characters, and much more. Choices are varied and encourage positive student engagement.
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2nd - 6th
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Guided Discussion with Excerpts from The CROSSOVER by Kwame Alexander
This can be used as a guide for a group discussion or as individual assignments. This resource includes two excerpts from CROSSOVER with questions to guide a discussion or for independent work.
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4th - 10th
Technology Guide for Uploading Media to Create a Podcast Channel (CCSS aligned)
This guide shows students how to upload a media file to a podcast channel, specifically Podbean.com. It includes a 25-word glossary of technical terms used in the task. It can be used to supplement any course content as a project. For instance, a student can produce an audio file on any topic and then publish it to a podcast channel as part of an oral language project. Poetry readings, musical performances, or reporting the weather are just a few ways to incorporate podcasting.
Using emergent
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2nd - 12th
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Number the Stars Questions for Class Discussions or for Socratic Seminars
Allow your students to "shine" as they use their critical-thinking skills to analyze 12 topics for class discussions or Socratic Seminars. Using characters and themes, readers will have a chance to delve further into Number the Stars as they recap details and voice their opinions. This ideal exchange will help participants to gain a better understanding of various aspects of the story as well as share and gain perspectives. It's a terrific group activity.
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5th - 10th
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