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Middle school literature reflective journals for teacher pdfs for Gifted and Talented
The Five Year Letter - A Goodbye Gift to Your Students
Dear Teachers,
Normally, it's our public speaking / reading projects and our vocabulary program that our graduating students speak so fondly of, but this is the last of our writing projects for our middle school students and easily our most popular. The concept is based around the students viewing this moment in their lives as a time capsule about themselves. Fifty questions entice the students into considering their personality, goals, hardships, triumphs and predictions for their future - and
Grades:
8th - 12th
The Giver Journal Questions
Engage students with thought-provoking questions about The Giver. These free journal questions are a great way to start off the class and get students processing what they read about in previous chapters. It relates the themes of the book to their own life experiences and gives them time to write quietly in a journal for you to collect at the end of the week.
Created by Nichelle Newton
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7th - 12th
Bell Ringer Journal High School
Bell Ringer Journal for HIGH SCHOOL Years 7-12
42 prompts
Students have the opportunity to strengthen their writing and critical thinking skills with unique, higher level thinking and growth mindset bell ringer prompts.
This journal is an awesome way to get students to reflect on their own choices, beliefs and values in life. The journal can be used as an opening to any lesson, getting students to think quietly and immerse themselves in opinions that they may not otherwise think about. Students
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7th - 12th
3 Weeks: Odyssey and Hero Journey Journals/Warm Ups
Three weeks of The Odyssey and The Hero's Journey journal prompts using figurative language, citing textual evidence, and writing constructed response pieces!
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8th - 10th
Poesía
El siguiente recurso incluye tanto la parte teórica como práctica sobre el género poético. El mismo incluye temas de:- rima- métrica-verso-estrofa-sinalefa-diéresis-sinéresis Además incluye ejercicio de redacción. Todos nuestros recursos incluyen clave y rúbrica cuando sea necesario.
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6th - 11th
Book Club Reflection
Sometimes, students get together to discuss a book and get side tracked or do not pay attention. This graphic organizer and self reflection encourages students to engage in their book club, come prepared, stay on topic, and contribute to the conversation while actively listening to others. Use this product for students to reflect on their book club meetings.
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2nd - 8th
Dialectical Journal Packet
Dialectical journals are an effective and interactive way for students to reflect on and respond to their reading. I have used these for grades 4th-8th but they could be modified to meet the needs of both younger and older grades. These journals are an open dialogue with a book/novel that the students are reading. They can be used with a read-aloud, literature group, or at home book. The students love to make predictions and then read on to see how accurate they are.
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3rd - 12th
Reading Response Journal Prompts for Independent Reading
Over 14 pages of reflective journal prompts to get your students connecting, thinking, and writing about what they are reading! Hundreds of questions and prompts categorized by standard. I use these as "Bellringers" or "Welcome Writes" the first 5-10 minutes of class as a way to get the students to come in and immediately begin working and engaged. Covers most all of the Common Core Writing Standards.
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5th - 12th
Great Expectations Response Journal
This is a Response Journal for Dickens' novel Great Expectations. It encourages daily reading and helps tie an older book into the students' lives.
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8th - 10th
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian Journal Prompts
The file includes 11 journal prompts that will lead to discussion about important topics in the novel.
This activity can also be purchased in The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian Teacher's Bundle.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Most Beautiful Place in the World by Ann Cameron - WRITING RESOURCE
The amazing descriptions of Guatemala in this book by Ann Cameron will inspire your students. I have made pages for you to copy and for students to use in their journals or make a book on their own. Teach WRITING WITH DETAILS and HOW TO INVOKE EMOTION with Ann Cameron's book. This packet also includes a page for your students to write using details of their own - what they consider THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE. Many collaborative conversations can take place using this text.
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3rd - 10th
Reading Response Journal Prompts for Independent Reading
Over 14 pages of reflective journal prompts to get your students connecting, thinking, and writing about what they are reading! Hundreds of questions and prompts categorized by standard. I use these as "Bellringers" or "Welcome Writes" the first 5-10 minutes of class as a way to get the students to come in and immediately begin working and engaged. Covers most all of the Common Core Writing Standards.
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5th - 12th
Guided Reading Teacher Toolkit
This Guided Reading Teacher Toolkit is the perfect companion when you are planning a guided reading group! This product is for teachers to use as they read. It will help keep your notes and important topics, themes, and discussion points throughout the book. This product includes: two pages of chapter notesbookmark with guiding questions on windows, mirrors, justice, and share outsticky note templates (with and without lines) cross-curricular note-taking pageIf you have found that you need any
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2nd - 8th
Synetics: A Creative Approach to Get your Students Reflecting
How do you end your lessons? Do you give your students and opportunity to reflect on what they learned? This is a creative ways for students to reflect on what they learned. This approach is called Synetics.
There are 33 different ways you can have your students reflect.
These prompts can be used at the close of any lesson.
This is another way it can be used:
In may classroom, I have 10-15 set aside everyday to have my students work on specific skills.
Monday: Reflections and Goal Setting
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Flowers For Algernon Mock Trial
Dr. Nemur and Dr. Strauss are on trial for manslaughter! In this activity, students will use the graphic organizers to prep and carry out a mock trial in class with prosecutors, defense attorneys, witness with character analysis, and a judge (teacher). Activity asks students to gather evidence and create an analysis of the text. Students will make claims and rebuttals during conversation. Great for discourse in the classroom! The product includes a rubric! When teaching, I usually give the stud
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5th - 12th
Stay gold_The Outsiders Journal Entry Prompt
Students delve into what is "gold" to them. This is a great way for students to personally connect with the text and share their personal experiences and how they relate to that of Ponyboy, Johnny, and the gang....
Grades:
6th - 9th
Glow, Glow, Grow Reflection Page
Help your students' Big Dreams Bloom this year! Students will love using this reflection sheet after projects, at the end of a quarter, or end of the year. There is plenty of room for them to write about ways they shine brightly and ways they would like to grow. What a positive way for students to share their strengths and opportunities for growth!Plus, use this same style for parent-teacher conferences or a quick check-in with parents. When students have the opportunity to positively identify w
Grades:
1st - 12th
Middle School Is The Worst (by James Patterson)Novel Bundle
Journals, character analysis guides, and graphic organizers for writing assignments provided for this fun, quick read.
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4th - 8th
Reading Survey
I love using this product at the beginning of the year with my students! It gives me a lot of valuable information about how they are as readers including their feelings towards reading and what they like to read about. I use this to help me choose books for guided reading, strategy groups, and just encouraging my students to love to read throughout the year!
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K - 6th
Wonder by RJ Palacio - Part 1 Journal Entries
Help your students analyze, interpret, and support their thinking with text evidence. Here are 17 journal prompts to engage your students in thinking deeper about the text. Use these journal prompts as a do now, homework, or formative assessment.
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5th - 8th
New Moon by Stephenie Meyer Writing Journals
This journal pack for Stephenie Meyer's New Moon contains reproducible handouts that will help students connect with the reading as they complete the novel. The journal pack includes one handout for each chapter (25 handouts total, including one for the epilogue). Each handout contains two writing prompts that students get to choose from. Each writing prompt connects to something from the prompt's given chapter. The worksheets, which are ready to copy and distribute, each give students much
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7th - 12th
Portfolio Reflections
Growing and Showing - Students reflect on the work they chose for their portfolio.
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2nd - 6th
Student Conference Notes Tracker
I created this grid after trying to juggle all of my quick 1:1 conferences with students. My school requires that I take anecdotal notes on students, and this is a great place to record and track them. This weekly grid helped me see which students I had met with during that week, and which ones I still needed to conference with. Since I may have an impromptu meeting with a student or student absences, I like the open grid rather than the set schedule.
Directions for use:
1.Circle at the
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Grades:
PreK - 8th
Family Book Journal
Do you LOVE reading together as a family? Do you wish you had a way to look back over the books you've read and loved together? Now YOU do! I've created a simple, easy to use, FAMILY BOOK JOURNAL for you to cherish all those wonderful read aloud memories for years to come.SUGGESTIONS FOR USEUse a spiral bound or composition style notebook that you enjoy.On either the inside or front cover, attach the ”Family Book Journal” cutout.Create a Table of Contents page (skip a few pages for future books)
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PreK - 12th
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