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Martin Luther King Day other (ELA) resources for Microsoft Word and for GATE
Factsketball
Engage your students with a fun and exciting game of Factsketball! This game is great for a reward or any time you want to enjoy a fun and educational activity with your students! Students answer trivia questions independently, collaborate with a group, and get rewarded with chances to make baskets. The team with the most baskets scored at the end of the game is the winner! **Editable!
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4th - 6th
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Pondering Potential Predicaments
These are problem-based/inquiry lessons that ask students at the middle school level to look into future potential problems as our society ages and progresses. One of the lessons - Ageless Aging deals with the increasing lifespans of humans and the effects these will have on our lives socially, emotionally, politically, and even environmentally. It reexamines our idea of social security, etc.
The second lesson in this series deals with "smart pills" that are being developed to help Alzheimer
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Grades:
6th - 8th
AP Lit and Comp Approved Syllabus
This is the syllabus I submitted and received approval from the College Board to teach Advanced Placement Literature and Composition.Potentially use this as a template to write your own syllabus for College Board approval. I have recently been told that you cannot turn mine in “as is” but others have used my template and materials to receive approval from College Board. I have the majority of my assignments and materials posted on TpT in my store for my AP Lit and Comp class.The materials I fou
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Grades:
11th - 12th
MLK Persuasive Essay
Common Core aligned persuasive essay about Martin Luther King Jr. Originally made for fourth grade, but can be easily adapted to other grade levels.
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Third Grade Writing Conventions Summative Assessment
A COMPLETE assessment including all parts of speech, types of sentences, and punctuations . . .plus so much more! Common Core Aligned . . . . great for second through fourth grade assessments. . . .
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2nd - 4th
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Who was Martin Luther King: What's the Color of Your Skin?
We are about to enjoy a national holiday and a day off from school to celebrate the life and accomplishments of a truly great man, Martin Luther King, yet many children have no idea who or what it’s about.
Essential Question: Who was Martin Luther King?
Goal of this lesson: To discover that Martin Luther King helped people discover their civil rights through peaceful means.
Objectives:
-To understand who Martin Luther King was and realize what he did for the people of the United States of Americ
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Language Arts Independent Project Handout
This is an independent project handout for middle school language arts. I've used it for early finishers and gifted students. Students are to come up with their own project that relates to the topic of study.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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