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Middle school test preparation writing-essays resources for ActiveInspire Flipchart
Persuasive Essay Opinion Writing for Common Core Writing Objectives Flipchart
This is a 23 page Activinspire Flipchart that teaches your students what a persuasive essay is, the format, shows a step by step example, reviews the writing process, teaches how to incorporate evidence from mulltiple sources and site sources to strengthen the argument, and organize it all! This is a whole unit for teaching how to write argumentative/persuasive essay/opinion writing. This would work well for 4, 5, 6 grades. It includes a slide showing a rubric. This is available in my store
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4th - 6th
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Disney Dash Review Game
A fun interactive game where students pick a Disney character, get your review questions correct, and then roll the dice to move up the board.Landing on a support character awards a Disney Dash Ticket that the players can accumulate.Landing on a red square villain sends you back. Mickey Ears space allows players to roll again and are awarded a Disney Dash ticket if they answer a Disney trivia question.Landing on the genie permits the players to wish for anything in the game, including the option
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1st - 12th
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5-ESS3-1
In-Text Citation Practice for PROMETHEAN Board
Do your students need help learning how to write citations? If so, here is the lesson for you. Teach basic citations or bibliographies of books with this standards based lesson for PROMETHEAN board use. Click HERE to save 30% with the bundle.Inside this easy to use flipchart you'll find:I can StatementStandardsExample of CitationPractice Writing CitationsQuestions for UnderstandingMultiple Choice Questions about CitationsPage About Citing WebsitesExit Ticket or Final Questions**Please follow me
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6th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Reading Skills for PROMETHEAN Board
The Addams Family Spooktacular Review Game
A fun interactive review game for Active Inspire Flip Charts or converted Smart Boards.Students answer your review questions and then get to drag something from the "Graveyard," "Front Gate," or Uranium Mine" that can be added to their chosen character profile each round. If icons of the selection match any icons in your character profile, drag a number score to your frame. When each student team has had a turn picking one object from the bottom or sides of the screen and points, if any, were ad
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
NGSS:
5-ESS3-1
Belief Systems Unit Flipcharts
These Flipcharts cover an entire Global History Unit on the topic of Belief Systems. It includes an introduction of the concept, followed by an analysis of each of the major 5 religions and many of the minor ones. It is ideal for students taking Global History at the high school level for the first time. It contains many visual aids and interactive activities, which is ideal for students with disabilities and emerging English Language Learners. There are areas where instructors may customize the
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7th - 12th
Read and Response Journal
This Promethean flipchart has very brief writings (2 - 3 sentences), followed by several higher order thinking questions. It promotes more critical thinking than my other journal flipchart and hits the upper ends of Bloom's Taxonomy. It can be used as a writing center, open of day activity, or writing assessment. The shorter writing make it easier for low level readers to do independently.
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3rd - 6th
ActivInspire: Interview Writing Daily Lesson Plan Flipchart (Editable)
Use this flipchart for day by day lesson instructions for teaching interview writing.
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2nd - 8th
MEMORY
editable memory game that you can edit to meet your needs.
use for vocabulary, math, grammar, reading comp questions, etc.
*MUST HAVE ACTIVINSPIRE
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K - 12th
Snakes and Ladders Review Game
Turn the game Snakes and Ladders into a review game you can use for all ages and all subjects! When a student or group answers a question correctly, they can roll the dice and move their piece on the board.
I especially like this game because it's competitive but fair. The "smartest" team doesn't always win! Students also hold each other accountable for playing fair and, if you have teams, encourages fantastic teamwork and use of academic vocabulary as they work together to get the question cor
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3rd - 6th
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