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Social emotional learning Common Core RL.8.5 resources
Exploring Australia - Mini Unit
In this Australia unit, students will focus on exploration integrating History, Geography, Science, Technology, ELA, Art,Math, and Citizenship/SEL lessons. The unit follows the theme of community spirit through developing awareness and involvement. These lessons extend the students' knowledge of text types such as descriptive texts and storytelling. This unit is based around the introduction of Australia as a place and the exploration of Australia’s history, its place in the world, and its rich
Grades:
4th - 8th
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Accountable Talk Stems & Discussion Sentence Starters - Active Listening
Keep academic discussions on topic and on point! This is a 1 page (double-sided) download. Students love the visuals. The front page has accountable talk questions and stems appropriate for students in grades 6-12. The back page is a reference for why it's important to tell and listen to others' stories and what active listening looks and sounds like. Students use this reference throughout the school year.This printable for students supports social emotional learning by promoting positive s
Grades:
6th - 12th
Words to Live By - Inspirational Quotes - Bud, Not Buddy
Students need background knowledge to comprehend the novels of the EngageNY modules. Infographic Background Briefs are 1-page documents that serve as an anchor text. In visuals, they present the MOST important information students need to understand about the context of the novel. THIS INFOGRAPHIC BACKGROUND BRIEF SUPPORTS THE SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENTS OF THE UNIT AND SUPPORTS THE UNDERSTANDING OF ONE OF THE CENTRAL TEXTS OF THE MODULE: GRADUATION SPEECH AT STANFORD UNIVERSITY BY STEVE JOBS.Introduc
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Poetry Writing Lesson Plan | ELA Activity & Worksheet | Free
This lesson introduces Amanda Gorman’s poem “Earthrise.” Students will analyze this poem and then write their own, drawing inspiration from "Earthrise."Step 1 - Inquire: Students watch Amanda Gorman perform her poem “Earthrise.”Step 2 - Investigate: In groups, students analyze one stanza of “Earthrise.” Students take notes and then share their thinking with the rest of the class.Step 3 - Inspire: Students write their own poem, drawing inspiration from “Earthrise.”Lesson Plan AccessTo access the
Grades:
6th - 8th
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