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7th grade close reading teacher manuals for Gifted and Talented
The Cask of Amontillado - TEACHER COPY with ANNOTATIONS and Vocab
THIS IS ALL YOU NEED TO TEACH THE STORY. These notes have EVERYTHING!This is the full text (on 7 pages with wide margins for annotations) of Edgar Allan Poe's short story "The Cask of Amontillado". It includes vocabulary words (highlighted in pink and defined in the margins), GISTs of each paragraph/section, example of foreshadowing, pronunciations of difficult words, examples of literary devices, and other miscellaneous annotations. It also includes 10 higher order thinking Questions for studen
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7th - 11th
T-TESS Lesson Plan
Reading lesson for grades 4-8 designed by a Texas T-TESS Distinguished teacher. Includes teacher tips, lesson plan, slide show, activity printable, and "prior knowledge" headband template. Everything you need to rock your observation! The lesson is on making inferences while reading.
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4th - 8th
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Born A Crime Unit Plans + Chapter by Chapter Discussion Questions for Teacher
Save time with these helpful resources for teaching Born A Crime! What's included in this resource?Essential questionsTeaching aspectsLiterary elementsTopics/themes in novelSymbols in novelObjectives for unitDiscussion questions for the teacher page by page! Organized by page number and color coded by chapter, these questions are of higher DOK levels to get students to analyze the text on a deeper level. Answers are included right below each question for teachers. These are for you to use with y
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7th - 12th
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Unlocking Minds: A Guide to Teaching Kids of All Ages anything
Every kid can learn anything in This world if you just knew how to teach it.Embark on a transformative journey with "Unlocking Minds," a comprehensive guide designed to empower educators and parents in the noble pursuit of nurturing young minds.In this groundbreaking book, we unravel the secrets to effective teaching, offering a treasure trove of insights, strategies, and practical tips that will make teaching a joyous and impactful experience for both teachers and parents.Discover the keys to s
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PreK - 12th
Drama Units Broadway Musicals Wicked The Wiz Spongebob Christmas Story
20% OFF! This BUNDLE contains FOUR different lessons about the Broadway musicals--Wicked, A Christmas Story, The Wiz and Spongebob Squarepants. Students will come away with more knowledge and a new appreciation of the awards and the origin of these Broadway musicals. These are great for the busy teacher. I've put it all together for you! #DistanceLearningTPTBONUS!! A One Pager template free as a thank you for purchasing this bundle!A teacher can use several lessons in a week or use them ind
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7th - 9th
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Surviving the Unknown Parent Guide
This is the parent/teacher guide that walks you through the entire unit and how to use the workbook and supplemental resources. Includes: Unit overview, understanding the workbook, using supplemental resources, pacing guide for Hatchet, and so much more.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Hatchet Unit BUNDLE
Front Desk Notice and Note Signposts
This resource lists the Notice and Note Signposts that can be found in the novel Front Desk by Kelly Yang. It includes chapters/page numbers, text evidence, as well as possible answers to the anchor questions to be used as a teaching guide to facilitate Notice and Note with this novel.
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4th - 8th
Public Speaking and Presentation Skills
A successful presentation is one that moves people to action. You know it was a success if after you speak, they buy, work or follow. To do that requires skill. A great presentation does not just happen. It is planned, rehearsed then delivered with flair.
The ability to speak in front of audience is a sign of self-confidence. Public speaking requires self-motivation in order to motivate others, engaging with your audience so that they can trust in the knowledge that you know your ‘stuff’.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Millions By Frank Cotrell Boyce Teaching Resource
This comprehensive book club resource is designed for a five-week study of the novel "Millions" by Frank Cottrell Boyce. The resource provides chapter summaries, discussion questions, and thought-provoking notes to guide students through meaningful discussions and reflections on the themes, characters, and events of the book. Each week focuses on a set of chapters, allowing students to delve deeply into the narrative and explore its complexities.The first week introduces students to the setting,
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4th - 8th
Making Bombs for Hitler Close Reading Questions & Chapter Summaries
Could you use some higher-level discussion questions to prompt your readers with Making Bombs for Hitler by Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch? Well look no further, this resource has 265 questions that cover everything from the author's perspective, author's writing style, historical information, higher level D.O.K. (Depth of Knowledge) questions, and so much more!Also, each chapter has a summary of main events that occur. This way you don’t have to reread each chapter each year of instruction!Best of a
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5th - 10th
Freewater Discussion Questions, Assessment, & Writing Prompt/Black History Month
The teacher guide to Amina Luqman-Dawson's Newbery Medal winning Freewater will assist classrooms as they explore themes of enslavement, community, and self-realization through a Great Dismal Swamp narrative. It will encourage them to think critically about connections and character development within the text, as well as the academic skills of inference and foreshadowing. They will be asked to research the Great Dismal Swamp through discussion, brainstorming, and informative/explanatory paper
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5th - 8th
Close Reading Practice and Text Annotation Work for Teachers & Students
Want to start teaching close reading skills to your students? Are you looking for a boost to what you're already teaching? The free close reading ideas and tips are just what you need to teach and support close reading in the classroom. The Close Reading for Teachers unit will familiarize you with the basics of close reading like text annotation, responding to text, and citing the text as support, and it provides step-by-step instruction to help teach these valuable skills to your students. Incl
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4th - 8th
Close Reading Cheat Sheet with 4 Different Lenses
Looking for a basic overview of what close reading is? Included are key points to get you started!
If you've already started close reading, use this is a cheat sheet or quick reference guide to the four main lenses:
-text evidence
- word choice
- structure
- point of view
Steps include --
Reading through a lens!
Finding a pattern!
Developing a new understanding!
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1st - 12th
Goal Tracking Sheets
This is designed for Special Education teachers/ESE teachers who need to track students IEP goals.
This uses an easy tally system so that you can keep track of how many times per month you work on each specific goal and objective for each student. This will help you visualize what objective you may still need to work on, or what objectives you work on with your students the most.
This is an excellent tool which requires hardly any time in your day to keep organized, and is an excellent piece
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PreK - 12th
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How to Spot Fake News Pak & Lessons
The lesson plans for teachers focus on empowering 4th-grade students with crucial skills in media literacy and critical thinking. The "Exploring the World of Images with Google Reverse Image Search" lesson encourages students to investigate the authenticity of images, fostering digital literacy. The "Becoming Story Detectives" lesson equips students with the ability to discern between real and fake news stories, emphasizing the importance of reliable sources. In the "Source Investigation" lesson
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4th - 7th
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Notice & Note Contrasts and Contradictions Lesson Plan
This is the 1st lesson in the book Notice & Note- Close Reading Strategies by Beers & Probst. This lesson is straight from their book but is modified in PPT format and has lesson notes at the bottom of each slide, which guide you through what to say and do with your students. What is the close reading approach all about? It is a reading routine which provides students with “look fors” as they are reading and encourages them to reread a portion of a text to answer a question about the
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4th - 8th
Argument Fallacies Guide & Task Cards
Welcome to the Logical Fallacies Exploration Packet! In this educational journey, we'll delve into the fascinating world of logical reasoning and critical thinking. Understanding logical fallacies is like putting on a pair of special glasses that reveal the hidden flaws in arguments. Logical fallacies are common errors in reasoning that can mislead and confuse us. They often appear in everyday conversations, advertisements, and even in academic discussions. This packet is designed to empower you
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4th - 7th
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Lord of the Flies- Chapter 3 Annotated
Starting to teach a new novel is a challenging task. I like to do a close read of the novel myself, and then I can use my annotations to help guide my students as I teach the novel.This download includes my personal Chapter 3 annotations for Lord of the Flies. Hopefully, this helps another teacher out there!
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Lord of the Flies- All Chapters Personally Annotated
SpringBoard - Unit 2: Lesson 2.14 & 2.15
This Google Slide set goes through Lesson 2.14 and Lesson 2.15 of the SpringBoard 6th Grade Pre-AP Literacy curriculum. They follow both the student book and the teacher manual. There are 25 slides - a few blank to use to match the animal and color scheme. Unit 2: The Power to ChangeLesson 2.14 - Unpacking Embedded Assessment #2Lesson 2.15 - Explaining and Interpreting Change
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5th - 9th
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Bloom's Taxonomy Questioning Flip Chart
Bloom's Taxonomy questioning flip chart pages include a page for each original Bloom's level. Each page has Question Stems, Possible Products, and Key Words. Each page can be printed on different color card stock.
In addition to the original Bloom's levels, one page of the flip chart has the revised Bloom's level with a description of each and a few key words.
The last pages of flip chart have the revised Bloom's level, key words, a description of each Bloom's level, and a list of a few po
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2nd - 8th, Staff
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Questioning the Norm Parent Guide
This is the parent/teacher guide that walks you through the entire unit and how to use the workbook and supplemental resources. Includes: Unit overview, understanding the workbook, using supplemental resources, pacing guide for The Giver, and so much more.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: The Giver Unit BUNDLE
Reading Level Chart- Reading Level Equivalency Chart (DRA, Basal, Rigby, & more)
This is a one page reference sheet that includes the equivalency of reading levels in Fountas and Pinnell, Rigby, DRA2, Reading Recovery, and Basal. This allows teachers to choose books that are appropriate for leveled readers but may not have the level that you're familiar with. It's a helpful quick reference tool as you teach emerging readers!
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K - 12th
Florida Framework for Gifted Goal 1 Objective 2
The goal of this lesson is to empower elementary & middle school students to explore the essence of various academic fields by identifying and illustrating basic principles and foundational concepts. Through questioning, understanding, performing tasks, and accomplishing goals within assigned disciplines, students will actively engage in activities that foster critical thinking and interdisciplinary connections. By the end of the lesson, students should develop a deeper appreciation for the
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Florida Frameworks for Gifted Goal 1 Objectives 1-3
Florida Framework for Gifted Simulations Goal 1 Objective 3
In this engaging 3-hour lesson, elementary and middle school students will embark on an exploration of various academic fields, from science to literature, uncovering the unique characteristics and support structures within each discipline. The lesson begins with a lively discussion about different subjects, followed by small group assignments where students delve into specific subjects like history, math, or art. Using a mix of books and online resources, each group identifies the distinct skil
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Florida Frameworks for Gifted Goal 1 Objectives 1-3
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