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End of Year Common Core W.9-10.1c resources
Write a Choose Your Own Adventure Project - End of the school year, low-prep!
This is the longer, more complex version of this same assignment! (Better suited for middle+high school or highly capable students)This version requires students to write eight possible endings made through multiple choices. Three of the endings will loop readers back to the beginning to make better choices.This Choose Your Own Adventure Lesson Plan is designed to ignite creativity and critical thinking in students!Students get really exciting about this narrative plan and because it's low prep
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4th - 12th
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Fine Motor | Fingerprinting | Dip & Dot Q-tip | Hands-On | Pom Poms| 32 VERSIONS
Fine Motor Engaging Hands On ActivitiesUse fingerprinting, Dip & Dot Q-tip, Pompoms, and much more!32 Different Versions-Donut-Flowers-Light Bulbs-Pizza-Rain-Fruit Trees-Ladybug-Turtle-Stars-Garden-Burger-PB & J-Juice-Vase-Alligator-Beach Balls-Ice cream-Nails-Peacock-Birthday Cake-Bracelet-Pool-Soccer Ball-House-Bees-Hearts-Rainbow-Butterflies-Balloons-Carrots-Strawberry Milk-Science Test TubesWatermark will be removed after purchase.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
My Story ~ All About Me ~ End of the year
End of the year - My Story
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Semester Reflection Conferences - Building an Argument Assessment
This resource works in multiple ways: you are able to hold students accountable for their engagement in the course, practice their speaking skills, and quickly assess them on how well they can build a claim (with support). These conferences are under 5-minutes long when you use these streamlined conference forms. Use these student-led conferences for a variety of purposes such as end of semester feedback, creating a verbal argument assessment, goal setting, accountability, engagement contracts,
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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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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