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End of Year Common Core RL.9-10.3 printables
End of Year Fractured Fairy Tales w/ Readers Theater Reading Comprehension More
Five Fractured fairy tales for the end of the year. Activities including readers theater scripts, reading comprehension, literature response, interactive notebook, figurative language, fluency, plot diagram and other engaging activities. Science of Reading embedded in a resource that is Google slides, digital and print. Four teaching presentations, dozens of activities and an optional lesson plan. All with standards-aligned activities. Great standards check or review for the end of the year.Dif
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4th - 10th
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Soul Surfer Movie Questions
A set of movie questions to accompany the movie Soul Surfer. I teach this book as an additional text in a unit on memoirs. The students usually request to watch the movie. This set of questions keeps them focused (not that they need it...this is a great movie) and helps to reinforce Common Core English Language Arts skills.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Language Arts Movie Questions HUGE Bundle! End of the Year Activities
End of the Year Gifts for Students - Bookmark Templates with End of Year Quotes
These inspiring end of the year student gifts feature end of the year quotes from public figures your students adore! End of the year gifts don’t need to be expensive - simply print and laminate these bookmarks for a cheap, memorable, and easy gift for students.Included with these End of the Year Student Gift Bookmarks:✏️ 7 End of the Year Bookmarks for Middle and High School Students✏️ End of the Year Quotes featuring Zendaya, Elon Musk, The Weeknd, Dua Lipa, and more!✏️ Ready-to-Print Bookmark
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7th - 10th
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Shakespeare's Hamlet Act 5, Scene 1 Coloring Sheet-PDF & Digital
Product Highlights:Alas! Poor Yorick: Immerse your students in the iconic moment from Act 5, Scene 1, as Hamlet reflects on mortality with the famous line, "Alas! Poor Yorick." The powerful visual of a hand holding a skull, adorned with roses, captures the essence of this profound and memorable scene.Symbolism and Imagery: Explore the symbolism of the skull, roses, and the melancholic atmosphere of the scene. This thoughtfully crafted imagery provides a visual entry point for discussions on them
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Shakespeare's Hamlet Activity Bundle: Characterization, Summary, & More!
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