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Not grade specific Common Core L.8.2c resources
CURRENT EVENTS: News Article Summary, Main Idea, Reading Comprehension | NEWSELA
This Current Events Summary is an excellent tool for students to get involved with the news and the current events of the week. A simple writing format helps students find, summarize, and write opinions about current news stories and events. I find this activity to be a practical filler for various social studies courses. What's Included:Teacher directions with ideas for implementation and useSimple student directions: Find, Highlight, Summarize, Importance, OpinionGuided student writing temp
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Adjectives Grammar Usage Unit for Middle or High School
This packet for adjectives includes practice worksheets, a review, and a quiz. The rules are listed on the practice sheets.The following rules are covered:Rule One: Adjectives answer the question WHAT KIND?Rule Two: Adjectives answer the question WHICH ONE?Rule Three: Adjectives answer the question HOW MUCH? or HOW MANY?Rule Four: Proper adjectives are created from proper nouns by changing form (sometimes), and still only modify nouns or pronouns.Rule Five: Adjectives can be used to compare two
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Middle & High School ELA Google™ Quizzes Growing Bundle Grammar, Reading & More
This bundle of Google Form™ quizzes can be utilized all year long in your middle or high school English ELA classroom. These are great for in-class or distance learning. And less grading work for you!I will be adding many quizzes to this bundle, so purchase now to get a great deal! Currently you will receive 17 quizzes ranging from a survey on reading habits to different parts of speech to literary elements to sentence skills. These quizzes can be used as diagnostic tests, or as final tests for
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Frequently Confused Words: Their vs. There vs. They're | Homophone Lesson & Quiz
What's the difference between they're, there, and their? This 10-minute Interactive Google Slides™ lesson will help students quickly know when to use their, there, or they're! Students also get practice choosing between their, there, and they're in the self-grading Google Forms™ quiz (or activity). This also includes a printable version of the quiz!This is an excellent resource for any teacher who's trying to help his/her students use these frequently confused words (their, there, and they're) c
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SoR Posters: Systematic Decoding & Encoding, Set 1
I created this collection of 37 colorful posters, easy to print (tabloid size), and aligned with the SoR to help teach and reinforce decoding and encoding rules for any systematic phonics program. They are an excellent resource and remind students of the rules needed to become efficient readers and writers. They can be displayed on classroom bulletin boards or incorporated into anchor charts. If space is a challenge, they can be created into flip charts by placing posters together with metal rin
Conjunctions Interjections Grammar Usage Unit for Middle or High School
This packet for conjunctions and interjections includes practice worksheets, a review, and a quiz. The rules are listed on the practice sheets.The following rules are covered:Rule One: Coordinating conjunctions are used to join similar words or groups of words. They can also be used to join complete sentences (independent clauses).For, And, Nor, But, Or, YetRule Two: Correlative conjunctions are used in pairs. either...orneither…norboth…andnot only…but alsowhether…orjust as…soRule Three: Subordi
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CHRISTMAS VOCABULARY BUNDLE MEGA GIANT Word Search Puzzle Poster Worksheets
Do you teach a large number of students from a wide range of ages and abilities? Are they excited for the upcoming Christmas holiday? Keep them busy with this giant no prep, differentiated, 173 word, Christmas themed find a word BUNDLE! With nine layout options, your students will not be left wanting for something to keep themselves busy as the celebration rolls around.Receive a 30% discount from the price of purchasing each resource separately.Set A is targeted to Grades 3 to 6Set B is targeted
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Frequently Confused Words: Who's vs Whose ⭐ Homophone Mini Lesson & Practice
What's the difference between who's and whose? This minilesson will quickly clarify who's vs. whose using an interactive Google Slides™ presentation AND a self-grading Google Forms™ assessment. These are very frequently confused words for many English speakers! This resource is appropriate for any group from 4th grade ELA to H.S. English to Adult ESL to Professional Teacher Workshops!Try before you buy: My FREE Resource Maybe or May Be! follows this same format!If you like these quick mini les
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Vocabulary Review Activity For Any Subject | Create A Crossword Puzzle Fun
Create A Crossword Puzzle is a great way to review or summarize information by having students create their own crossword puzzles. Students will receive the worksheet templates to create a crossword puzzle for the class by using the major terms, people, or places studied during the chapter or unit. Teachers may choose the best student crossword and distribute it to the class, or students can swap crosswords with each other. As a creative means for learning, this activity allows students to "secr
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Frequently Confused Words: Are vs Our ⭐ Fun Homophone Lesson & Quiz | ESL / ELA
Frequently Confused Words: Are and Our | What's the difference between are and our? This 15-minute minilesson and self-grading quiz will help your students quickly and easily know when to use are and our! These are (not our) frequently confused homophones that can be a little tricky for all English speakers. But after your students (or colleagues) finish this interactive Google Slides™ lesson and take the Google Forms™ self-grading quiz, they'll be able to use these homophones with accuracy an
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Frequently Confused Words: Lay vs Lie ⭐ No Prep English Lesson & Assessment ELA
What's the difference between lay and lie? This 15-minute minilesson and self-grading quiz will help your students quickly know when to use lay or lie in their writing. Lay and lie are frequently confused words that can be a little tricky. But, after your students finish this interactive Google Slides™ lesson and take the Google Forms™ self-grading quiz, they'll be able to use lay and lie with accuracy!Try before you buy: My FREE Resource Maybe or May Be! follows this same format!If you like the
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FUN Homophone Lesson | Slides Activity & 2 Forms Assessments | Adult ESL ⭐
Make learning homophones fun and easy with this Google Slides presentation game with TWO self-grading Forms quizzes! Clarify these 5 Sets of homophones: band vs. banned, hay vs. hey, bare vs. bear, meat vs. meet, and pair vs. pear! This is a great activity to raise awareness of some common problematic homophones and allow students to get some practice. Use this with ESL classes or as a fun activity in any English lesson! The animated Google Slides Picture Guessing Game will engage learners and e
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Wordle Game Boards
The Wordle game makes a great educational addition to your toolbox. Ways to Use:Whole class, groups, or partnersPlace inside sheet protectors with dry-erase markers to wipe off and reuseUse vocabulary or spelling words for a reviewUse words from your topic/subject for a reviewMorning WorkWarm-up activityNo-Prep Educational Time FillerNo-Prep Emergency PlansNo-Prep Substitute Teacher Resource This resource includes pdfs with 2 on each per page of:6-letter Wordle board with directions, color key,
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1989 Word Search Enrichment Worksheet Activity
Fun Enrichment wordsearch for the Taylor Swift album 1989 with answers!
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EASTER VOCABULARY BUNDLE MEGA GIANT Word Search Puzzle Poster Worksheets
Do you teach a large number of students from a wide range of ages and abilities? Are they excited for the upcoming Halloween holiday? Keep them busy with this giant no prep, differentiated, 162 word, Easter themed find a word BUNDLE! With nine layout options, your students will not be left wanting for something to keep themselves busy as the celebration rolls around.Receive a 30% discount from the price of purchasing each resource separately.Set A is targeted to Grades 3 to 6Set B is targeted to
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VALENTINES DAY VOCABULARY BUNDLE MEGA GIANT Word Search Puzzle Poster Worksheets
Do you teach a large number of students from a wide range of ages and abilities? Are they excited about the upcoming Valentine's Day celebrations? Keep them busy with this giant no prep, differentiated, 153 word, Valentine's Day themed find a word BUNDLE! With nine layout options, your students will not be left wanting for something to keep themselves busy as the celebration rolls around.Receive a 30% discount from the price of purchasing each resource separately.Set A is targeted to Grades 3 to
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The Brain Candy Study Guide for Teens, 2020
This is an amazing - and NEEDED - tool for teens, especially in these days of Distance Learning! Altogether, this Study Guide file will inclue EIGHT, double sided (11x17) panels of information essential to reading, writing, analyzing, and studying (panels A-H), plus three bonus files, not to mention differentiated materials, too!($39 VALUE IF PANELS AND BONUS FILES ARE PURCHASED SEPARATELY)! All files are contained in a "zip" folder. Download it and then simply open it.DISTANCE LEARNER UPDATE
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Advice vs. Advise | Frequently Confused Words ⭐ Interactive Lesson & Assessment
What's the difference between advice and advise? Are these words confusing for your learners? This minilesson & assessment will quickly clarify advice vs. advise and give students practing choosing between these two frequently confused words. The interactive Google Slides™ lesson AND a self-grading Google Forms™ assessment (Printable Google Docs version included!) will give your learners the confidence to use these words accurately in their writing. Try before you buy: My FREE Resource Mayb
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Frequently Confused Words: Too vs. To vs. Two | NO PREP Mini Lesson & Assessment
What's the difference between too and to and two? This minilesson will quickly clarify two vs. to vs. too using an interactive Google Slides™ presentation AND a self-grading Google Forms™ assessment. This product was made with Adult ESL students in mind, but this product is suitable for EVERYONE! This lesson will help your students know and understand the difference between two, too, and to AND use them correctly! This is an excellent resource for online ESL teachers and English teachers in gen
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HALLOWEEN VOCABULARY BUNDLE MEGA GIANT Word Search Puzzle Poster Worksheets
Do you teach a large number of students from a wide range of ages and abilities? Are they excited for the upcoming Halloween holiday? Keep them busy with this giant no prep, differentiated, 156 word, Halloween themed find a word BUNDLE! With nine layout options, your students will not be left wanting for something to keep themselves busy as the celebration rolls around.Receive a 30% discount from the price of purchasing each resource separately.Set A is targeted to Grades 3 to 6Set B is targeted
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Confusing Words: Lose vs. Loose Lesson & Practice | Frequently Confused Words
What's the difference between lose and loose? This minilesson will quickly clarify lose vs. loose using an interactive Google Slides™ presentation AND a self-grading Google Forms™ assessment. Your students will know when to use loose and when to use lose after this lesson & quiz! This product was made with Adult ESL students in mind, but fits perfectly in any elementary, middle school, or high school classroom! Try before you buy: My FREE Resource Maybe or May Be! follows this same format!If
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Resurrection of Christ - Easter Cards
These gorgeous Easter Cards celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. There are eight different designs and an envelope template is included for your convenience.Included:8 - 5 x 7 size full color cards1 - 5 x 7 envelope templateJohn 3:16 Bible verse is on the back of each card.When students cut out, write on the inside, and address the envelopes they make with the template, they are practicing not only motor skills and social skills, but also writing.Plus, these cards will make an impression
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ST PATRICKS DAY VOCABULARY BUNDLE GIANT Word Search Puzzle Poster Worksheets
Do you teach a large number of students from a wide range of ages and abilities? Are they excited about the upcoming St. Patrick's Day celebrations? Keep them busy with this giant no prep, differentiated, 150 word, St. Patrick's Day themed find a word BUNDLE! With nine layout options, your students will not be left wanting for something to keep themselves busy as the celebration rolls around.Receive a 30% discount from the price of purchasing each resource separately.Set A is targeted to Grades
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Fun Homophones Picture Game & 2 Assessments | 5 Sets ⭐ Frequently Confused Words
Make learning homophones fun and easy with this picture guessing game! Photos are used clarify 5 sets of homophones in a fun homophone game! Also included are 2 self-grading Google Forms Assessments! Homophones in this set: flour and flower, suite and sweet, tail and tale, chilly and chili, and toe and tow! Free Product! Same Format:⭐Check out Set #1 Homophone Game-- It follows the same format⭐ If you like the format, you'll love the others, also!The animated Google Slides Picture Guessing Game
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