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Not grade specific Common Core L.4.5b resources for Google Apps
March Idiom of the Week
Bring the magic of idioms into your classroom and school with the "March Idiom of the Week" slideshow. Watch as your students' understanding and curiosity grow, making language arts an adventure they look forward to every day!Dive into the world of idioms with our enchanting "March Idiom of the Week" slideshow, a captivating educational resource designed to enrich your language arts curriculum. This vibrant and interactive slideshow is themed around the lush and lively month of March, featuring
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April Idiom of the Week Slideshow
Four idioms presented on a slideshow presentation with origin, meaning, picture and sample sentence provided.Idioms:1. Down to earth2. Turn over a new leaf3. Out of the woods4. Snake in the grassExtra: Knock on wood
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Idiom Jeopardy Google Slide Version
Idioms are difficult but fun. This Jeopardy game allows students to practice guessing the meaning of an idiom from the context. Each idiom is presented in a sentence and students must state the meaning to receive their points. There are five categories: body parts, weather, love, baseball, and around the house. Each category contains 6 idioms for a total of 30. The body parts category pairs well with the book Even More Parts and the around the house category pairs well with Amelia Bedelia. Once
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Also included in:Â Vocabulary and Grammar Jeopardy Games for English Language Learning (Slides)
Proverbs from Around the World: A Digital Reading and Speaking Game
My students often request more speaking practice. We play a lot of games that require them to speak, but the speech is often scripted or so defined it’s hard to be considered spontaneous or natural. This game is one of several that we enjoy playing that allows students to speak for a longer period of time with few restrictions and no scripts. A paper version of this game is also available.Goal: Be the first player to reach finish. Players advance by reading a proverb and explaining, in their own
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Also included in:Â Digital Speaking Practice Games & Activities Bundle
Idioms: Determine Meaning from Context | 5 Lessons & Videos | ESL EFL ELA
5 Google Slides interactive minilessons! Students will have fun determining the meaning of idioms using context clues they hear in short video clips of the idioms being used in natural conversation! Each Slides presentation includes a clickable multiple choice question, example sentences, and discussion/writing questions for even more practice. Use this to practice determining meaning from context AND teach five common English idioms! Some of the slides (see "product details" below) are EDITABLE
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COMPLETE Reciprocal Reading Organizer with Cheat Sheet!
This is a Reciprocal Reading organizer that allows students virtually and in person to gain deeper understanding and perspective of the text they are reading. The top sheet includes a check-off list for teachers, second page is a cheat sheet that includes sentence starters for the students, a page for each role, and at the end, an assessment to gauge student understanding.
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Google Slide Frayer Model
I have created a google slides Frayer Model for my students. In this Slide there are 6 sides that are the same. You would make a copy of these and then you can add a slide with your words and instructions. If you use more or less than 6 words you can add a copy of the slides or delete the slides. These are loaded as backgrounds so students can not change the layouts. I use this for my 4th and 5th grade ELA classes and they are linked to my schoology accounts. Please make sure that you change the
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