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End of Year Common Core W.6.2b resources
AROUND THE WORLD THEME MEGA BUNDLE Multiculture Camp Earth Day End of the Year
***BUNDLE & SAVE 25%!*** Easily incorporate THEMATICALLY RIGOROUS LEARNING into your classroom routine with this low-prep, 152-page/slide Around the World End of the Year Theme Day Activities MEGA BUNDLE! It includes everything you need to have a thematic day to celebrate diversity, culture, and the world and have a Middle-Grades (4-8) Fun Day in ELA with your students! What is Around the World Day? Enjoy the day (or week!) while still learning with this fun, themed resource! Students will l
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3rd - 12th
ELA Bell Ringers - Standards Based Approach Skills & Activities Summer Theme
Not sure if you are hitting the standards and skills your kids need? A standards-based approach for language arts bell ringers will help. These 20 core standards-based language arts skills and activities make the perfect ELA bell ringers. A quick review and activity for each of the 20 summer-themed concepts can be used each day as a “bell ringer”, as independent work, or however you see fit. You get both digital and printable versions. They are perfect for summer school or the end of the ye
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5th - 8th
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Digital Family Biography / Interview Book - Google Slides
Are you looking for an easy-to-use template for students to fill in while writing a biography? This Google Slides-based digital book has text boxes ready for students to fill with their notes and final paragraphs! It is perfect for Distance Learning as students can interview a family member, coach, or friend and use their notes to create a keepsake digital biography book. Digital Biography Book INCLUDE:★ Full-Page Color Biography Book Template★ Interview Notes pages★ Clickable tabs for "Childhoo
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Remote Learning: Genius Hour Sway Project
Looking for a good at-home project for students? This Genius Hour Sway Project is completely self-guided, and allows for students to work from anywhere as long as they have access to Microsoft products. What is Genius Hour? Genius Hour is an intentional time frame set aside for students to learn about whatever they're passionate about. In my included example, I selected watercolor painting. However, your students may choose whatever they'd like to and whatever they have access to. Some examples
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3rd - 10th
COVID19 Time Capsule
We are living through history. This is a moment that needs to be captured and remembered.Use this fun ***AFFORDABLE*** Time Capsule to engage your students while digital learning! This is a 6+ day lesson where students are taught how to make time capsules and given choices about what objects to find/create and add. With this product you will receive: directions on how to make a time capsule (including options for students who may not have a lot of supplies at home)TEN creative choices for studen
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5th - 8th
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"Time of Your Life" A Complete ELA Teacher's Guide
Celebrate the crossroads at which you and your students now stand through this complete week long unit of study that will coach reading, writing, thinking, speaking and listening skills. Your students will be happily engaged as they analyze this iconic 90's Green Day hit and look back on their path thus far. Resources in this packet include- Objectives, ELA common core standards, lesson plan directions, a copy of the lyrics, close reading visual, "4 Corners" collaborative discussion tool and ref
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Coaching Our Students' Literacy Skills Through Inspirational Song Lyrics
End of the Year Bundle-2 Days of Activities!
This bundle includes:Favorites from the Year! Students will write down their favorite things/moments from the year. Then students can share their favorites with one another or with the class. I have had students share a favorite memory with 10 other students in the class. I give them about one minute (or more) per meeting and use a digital timer to keep everyone on track! Thank You Letters! Students will write thank you letters to an adult who impacted them in the last year. They write a rough d
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5th - 8th
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End of Year Writing Prompts
Encourage your students to reflect on their school year by pondering over 10 thought-provoking questions and then writing about their experiences! Students will enjoy the opportunity to ruminate while also showing off the writing skills they've been fining tuning.Please click on the PREVIEW above for examples of the prompts!This Google Slides writing prompt set includes:• 16 colorful, engaging slides, slides with prompts include text boxes• 1 teacher-direction page• 10 writing prompts tha
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5th - 8th
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Film Review - A Reading & A Writing Lesson
Over the course of 2 lessons students will develop their review writing skills. These lessons are the ideal way to finish an end of school year film, or simply practice writing pieces in the review genre. Students will learn new vocabulary, read an exemplar text, answer questions, and use the format to plan, write, and reflect on their review.This student centered lesson is aligned with Bloom's Taxonomy and is ideal for students in upper-elementary school, middle school, and homeschool. The voca
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4th - 7th
Year in a Word: End of Year Reflection
This reflective writing activity asks students to find one word which encapsulates their entire school year. Then, students are to write (in paragraph form) the reason why this word defines their year.
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3rd - 12th
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6th Grade Survival Guide
End of year project. As the current year sixth graders reflect back on their year have them make a poster, google slide presentation, or flipgrid video to explain how next years class can survive 6th grade.
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6th
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