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Common Core SL.3.1 resources for GATE
Depth & Complexity Math Word Problems Bundle: Division, Fractions, Decimals
This bundle includes three different Depth & Complexity math word problem frames which examine division, comparing fractions/finding equivalent fractions and comparing and ordering decimals. ***Digital overlay version now included for Distance Learning! Each of these frames are sold individually, but I decided to combine them at a discounted price (you save $1.50!).Included in this lesson are:+ Optional frames (independent solving and one with embedded cooperative learning structures for k
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3rd - 5th
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CALDECOTT BOOK ACTIVITIES BUNDLE Literature Extensions Critical Thinking GATE
Story Sleuths I, II, and III Bundle delivers 3 products at 20% savings. You will receive 12 weeks of clues for the Story Sleuth challenge; an enrichment unit using Caldecott Award winning books to cultivate critical thinking. Your students will use text features, illustrations, and context to determine which book is described by the set of clues. By involving your students in this project, you will exercise their deductive reasoning, analysis, evaluation, and problem solving skills. This unit is
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K - 4th
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Stop, Collaborate, & Listen: Speaking & Listening Like Rock Stars!
Speaking and Listening skills are becoming increasingly more important inside of school and in the workplace. I believe that it is so important to lay the foundation in elementary school, to teach accountable talk, and to give my students plenty of opportunities to collaborate, share, and integrate technology! This packet is packed with 173 pages of activities that foster discussion, critical thinking, debate, and more! Check out the description below for an overview!
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3rd - 4th
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Lego Communication & Collaboration Game - 4 C's Practice
Lego Communication and Collaboration Game Pairs with 4 C's Thinking & Innovation Skills The Lego Game was created to support students understanding of teamwork and communication. As one student describes, they may find that what they think is clear communication, might not make sense to another student.I love playing this game at the beginning of the year to build trust and understanding. I have played it with all grade levels!
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K - 5th
CALDECOTT BOOK ACTIVITIES Set II Literature Extension Critical Thinking GATE
Continue the fun from STORY SLEUTHS I with 4 more weeks of critical thinking fun. STORY SLEUTHS II is a 1 month, critical thinking project based on Caldecott Award winning books. Your students will use text features, illustrations, and context to determine which Caldecott Award winning book is described by the set of clues. By involving your students in this project, you will exercise their deductive reasoning, analysis, evaluation, and problem solving skills. This unit is CCSS aligned. Students
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K - 4th
1st Week Literacy Enrichment - Hands-on and Challenging Fun
We reach all students, no matter their ability!
In this lesson, we work with primary source photos to develop strong reading skills—citing key details, making inferences, determining message or theme, and establishing historical context. Your students will be engaged and invited to be creative as they make origami book marks and write empowering messages about reading.
Hands-on and highly participatory enrichment!
This school year we’re working on filling up the portable with whole-class
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Creativity Bundle for GATE Gifted and Talented and ALL
Elementary Socratic Seminar Literature Discussion Materials
Socratic Seminars centered around literary discussions are a great way to add rigor to your English Language Arts lessons!
This Socratic Seminar Materials Packet includes a two-page student activity sheet that will help students organize their thinking before the discussion, take notes during the discussion, and reflect on their learning as a result of the discussion. A Teacher Rubric is also included that addresses the Speaking and Listening Common Core State Standards.
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2nd - 5th
Which One Doesn't Belong BUNDLE
This Which One Doesn't Belong BUNDLE contains 2 different resources. It is the perfect activity for critical thinking and class discussions! These open-ended cards have NO wrong answers and are a great way to practice speaking and listening skills. Check out the preview to learn more about this resource! These cards are included in color versions only. SAVE 20% by purchasing this bundle!Included in this resource:2 Which One Doesn't Belong resources60 Which One Doesn't Belong cards Printable
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1st - 3rd
CALDECOTT BOOK ACTIVITIES Set III Literature Extension Critical Thinking GATE
STORY SLEUTHS III provides 4 more weeks of critical thinking fun in a project based on Caldecott Award winning books. Your students will use text features, illustrations, and context to determine which Caldecott Award winning book is described by the set of clues. By involving your students in this project, you will exercise their deductive reasoning, analysis, evaluation, and problem solving skills. This unit is CCSS aligned. Students also enjoy great literature, learn about artistic media, and
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K - 4th
Literature Circle Expectations & Directions
I use this expectations and directions sheet during our student-led literature circles novel study. Students have clear expectations of their team and individual jobs. Early finisher tasks are listed as well for those groups that finish ahead of their peers.
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3rd - 6th
Enrichment Writing Projects! Printable Bundle!
Three Enrichment Projects for Students! Decades Research ProjectStudents will be working in teams to research and create a presentation on a decade in the 20th or 21st century. This project will walk them through research and presentation creation from start to finish and help them to stay organized along the way!This product includes:Table of Contents Decades Project Example on the 1890s from start to finishChoice of DecadePage to help them organize who will research and be in charge of what du
The Power of Chocolate: A Non-Fiction Study
Power of Chocolate Description
This is an in depth study of a nonfiction book entitled Chocolate: Riches from the Rainforest by Robert Burleigh. This unit is written with the gifted or high potential learner at the 3rd-5th grades in mind. It seeks to address the needs of second language learners of English. The unit is multidisciplinary. The unit incorporates the CCSS and includes 5 rubrics which address learning logs, collaborative work, and project based activities. There is also a parent let
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3rd - 5th
All Access Class Enrichment - Summary Writing w Primary Sources + GATE Metaphors
Success in summary writing can come with a bit more fun, visual challenge, and a bit of mystery in primary sources.
All good students—from 1st grade to graduate school--must master summary writing. Let’s add critical thinking skills, creativity, and a bit of history mystery to this whole class enrichment opportunity! A metaphor-building summary and 3D design lesson for advanced and gifted learners (or everyone!) is included in this bundle as well. A few other extension tasks are offered as w
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3rd - 6th
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Enrichment Writing Projects! Google Slides
Three Enrichment Projects for Students! All editable on Google Slides!Decades Research Project Students will be working in teams to research and create a presentation on a decade in the 20th or 21st century. This project will walk them through research and presentation creation from start to finish and help them to stay organized along the way!This product includes:Table of Contents linked to the slidesDecades Project Example on the 1890s from start to finishChoice of DecadeSlide to help them o
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3rd - 6th
Character Analysis--Identifying Feelings, Traits and Motives with IMNPB
Written as an accompaniment to In My National Park Backyard, students in grades 2 through 5 are engaged in lessons and activities written in a “gradual release” format (“I Do, We Do, Do Together, Do Alone”). Students develop the concept of feelings, traits and motives for themselves through hands-on activities, like "Feeling & Trait Introductory Sort." Independent practice is provided for students using the "Feelings Reference Card" and "Trait Cluster Cards" with graphic organizers and int
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2nd - 5th
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US National Parks Podcast Project-Google Slides
Students will work together in teams to create a podcast on a US National Park of their choice! They will research a National Park, create an advertisement for their podcast, plan and host a podcast episode on the plants, animals, landforms, weather and climate, and visiting their national park. This product includes:-Table of contents linked to the slides so your students can easily navigate to the work for the day-Writing prompt-Example start to finish of a podcast-Choice of National Park-Spac
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3rd - 6th
Primary Copy & Paste Quick Writes
Quick short writing prompts for primary students. Perfect for distance learning, ELD, or morning work. Easy to modify and differentiate as needed.
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1st - 3rd
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The Report Card Socratic Seminar reflection question
Upon completing the novel as a read aloud, students answer the reflection question and discuss as a group through Socratic Seminar. This question sheet is a half sheet, front and back on The Report Card by Andrew Clements. For Socratic Seminar: half the students sit in the inner circle of chairs as the "talkers" and the other half sit behind their "talker" partner in the outside circle of chairs as "thinkers." Students silently and independently answer the questions on their paper. When the
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2nd - 5th
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