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End of Year english language arts resources for Easel and for staff and administrators
Podcast Response One-Pager and Booklet | List of Podcasts for the ELA Classroom
Printable one-pager and booklet response sheets for any podcast episode, plus 17 interesting podcasts for student listening in your ELA classroom - ideal for middle and high school!This list features recommendations from currently practising ELA teachers, and will expand as more great educational and supplementary shows are discovered.Want the BUNDLE? Check out my $15 Speaking & Listening BUNDLE of Communication, Discussion, and Presentation Activities!Note:This list of podcasts comes from t
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Not Grade Specific
Editable End of Year Letter to Students and Parents From Teacher Farewell Stars
Searching for an editable end of year farewell letter from the teacher? Students and parents will want to save them as keepsakes. Choose between two different student letters and two different parent letters. A travel metaphor is woven throughout the first student letter, referencing an upcoming journey into life’s next adventure. A book metaphor weaves throughout the second student letter, referencing turning the page to enter life’s next chapter. Both parent letters are designed to pair with e
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2nd - 5th
Also included in: End of Year Letters Awards Memory Book Boom Cards Bundle
End of Year Letter to Students and Parents Editable Superhero Theme Farewell
Looking for one-of-a-kind editable farewell letters before your little superheroes fly off at the end of the year? Students and parents will want to frame them, and you will love how easy they are to personalize. You'll get two different themes of student letters that you won't find anywhere else plus one-page personalization. A superhero adventure is woven throughout the first farewell letter, referencing an upcoming journey into life’s next adventure. A book metaphor weaves throughout the sec
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2nd - 5th
Also included in: End of Year Student and Parent Letters Editable Superhero Awards Bundle
Retirement card for teacher, staff, or principal
This is a fun way for your students to honor someone retiring. This card is open to more than educators.The theme is "Retirement Bucket Ideas" and there are 36 unique prompts. There is also a blank template so students can do their own. There are 26 prompts with girls on it, and the same prompts with boys on them. Perfect fit for a male retiree or a female retiree. 2 per page. I recommend running it off and students can pick one, or you assign to them. There are 10 neutral cards that can
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2nd - 6th, Staff
Also included in: Retirement Card Bundle
Editable End of Year Letters to Students and Parents From Teacher
Searching for a heartfelt way to say goodbye? Choose between two different student letters and two different parent letters. A travel metaphor is woven throughout the first student letter, referencing an upcoming journey into life’s next adventure. A book metaphor weaves throughout the second student letter, referencing turning the page to enter life’s next chapter. Both parent letters are designed to pair with either student letter.You'll love the one-page editing because it will save you loads
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2nd - 5th
Retirement Banner for teacher, staff, or principal
This is a fun way for your students to honor someone retiring. This card is open to more than educators.The theme is "o fish ally done" and there are 26 unique prompts. There are end banners as well to finish the decoration. Easily decorate the lounge or a classroom.There is also a blank template so students can do their own that has a heading on it that reads the same as all others. Students color, write something, and then write their name. The bottom portion has ideas/sentence starters f
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1st - 6th, Staff
Also included in: Retirement Card Bundle
1st Grade Diploma
Congratulations on another year in the books!
This cute and simple diploma is a great keepsake for your student's and their families to hold on to remember their special day!
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First Day of School:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/First-day-of-1st-Grade-1855990
Last Day of School:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Last-day-of-1st-Grade-1846861
Bundle:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/First-Last-Day-of-School-Bundle-with-1st-Grade-Diploma-1856031
Grades:
1st
Pre-K Diploma
Congratulations on another year in the books!
This cute and simple diploma is a great keepsake for your student's and their families to hold on to remember their special day!
Other ideas for First Grade:
First Day of School: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/First-day-of-Pre-K-1855984
Last Day of School:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Last-day-of-Pre-K-1846887
Diploma:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Pre-K-Diploma-1846736
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PreK
4TH GR. MATH PLACEMENT/BEGINNING/END-OF-YEAR/DIAGNOSTIC/ASSESSMENT/ALL STANDARDS
This set of 70-item assessment ( divided into 3 sessions with 2 multiple choice sessions and constructed response test) has all the common core standards for 4th grade Math. You may use it as a mock-up test and best administered prior to the state test and could be given separately for at least 4 - 5 days since it's divided into 3 sessions or whatever works for you.Although this assessment has more multiple choice, it is replete with high order thinking skills (HOTS) but also includes knowledge
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4th - 5th
EMERGENCY SUB PLANS FOR THE ELA CLASSROOM
These 5 emergency sub plans will reduce your worry and stress from having to be away from your students. All instructions are on the printouts. It's not always easy or possible for a substitute teacher to carry on with the regular curriculum, but with these emergency plans, all the substitute teacher has to do is disseminate the copies. *These 5 activities also make a great addition to your literacy centers.*I've created 5 easy, engaging activities to help make sure your students are continuing
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9th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: BUNDLE EMERGENCY SUB PLANS FOR THE ELA CLASSROOM
FREE Current Events Reading Comprehension Practice_Latest Articles for Students
Current Events PDF Lesson Plans & Latest News Articles for Student Reading Comprehension Practice. Higher minimum wages will go into effect on January 1 across 22 states. This will give an economic boost to almost 10 million workers, according to a recent estimate.Use a student news article as a substitute lesson plan, daily classroom assignment, weekly homework assignment, Friday groupwork activity, or for optional flex/bonus points. Follow us on X @NewsLessonPlansArticle Features:· 2 diffi
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6th - 12th
Jackie Joyner-Kersee: Women in Sports
In this resource, there is a nonfiction reading passage based on the life of Jackie Joyner-Kersee. As you study sports players, Black History, Women's History, and/or African American heritage this activity will be a great addition. This can be used as a whole class assignment or as an individual mini-research project. This is ideal for 1-4th grade students, although some older students may enjoy the activities. Activities included in this product:Coloring cover pageKWL chartVocabulary previewOn
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K - 4th
Also included in: Women in Sports Mini Biography Research Bundle
Plain Language
This course will help you improve your writing to reach a wider audience while still conveying the same, important message you intended.This course is intended for adult learners. It includes a workbook for students to help understand concepts and practice their writing skills.
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
End of Year Letter from Teacher to Students and Parents
This product contains two slightly different styles of student letters and an editable Teacher Planning Page which allows you to easily add in your own student names. Both letters reference feeling connected even during the time spent apart. A travel metaphor is woven throughout the first farewell letter, referencing an upcoming journey into life’s next adventure. A book metaphor weaves throughout the second farewell letter, referencing turning the page to enter life’s next chapter. The parent l
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2nd - 4th
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6th Grade Common Core Standards Bookmarks [fiction]
Here's a collection for 6th grade teachers and their 6th grade language arts students. Bookmarks will ease students' understanding of the "how's of thinking and responding" as you teach to the standards. One way to use these bookmarks is to laminate them and distribute to individuals or to groups during literature circle discussions or independent work. Because the bookmark [think as you read..] is generic it can be used with any type of fiction. Another way to utilize the bookmarks is to runoff
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6th
Virtual Award Assembly Background Slides - English & Spanish
Project these PDF slides during a virtual or on campus awards assembly for an individual class, for grade levels, or the whole school! Not only have these been very helpful for parents that speak Spanish, but they have also been a hit with all parents, teachers and students! This is because they help everybody stay on track during the assembly.This is a PDF file so changes cannot be made on PowerPoint, Google Slides, etc. in order to follow the clip art artist's terms of use. You can use these
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Not Grade Specific
Editable Read Across America Week Event Flier with focus of Dr. Seuss' Books
This a Read Across America Week event flier for a week, from Monday to Friday. There are two choices of backgrounds, black-and-white and colored choices, and editable forms as well. Please note: the days of the week words (Monday, Tuesday, etc.) themselves are not editable.Each day students dress differently based on the following Dr. Seuss Books: Monday: Fox in Socks (silliest or mismatched socks)Tuesday: Green Eggs and Ham (dress in green)Wednesday: Wacky Wednesday (wacky hair or clothes)Thu
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PreK - 6th
Editable Read Across America with Dr. Seuss Theme for Wed. to Fri. only
This is an editable form and a flier already made for Read Across America. It has a Dr. Seuss theme with the listing of the books, however you can change all of the titles on the editable flier. This document is for Wednesday to Friday only. Each day students dress differently based on the following Dr. Seuss Books:*Wednesday-Wacky Wednesday (wacky (not quite right) hair or clothes)*Thursday- Fox in Socks (silliest or mismatched socks)*Friday- Green Eggs and Ham and/or One Fish, Two, Red Fish,
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Not Grade Specific
6th Grade Common Core Standards Bookmarks Informational Text
Here's a student and teacher friendly collection of informational standards to support your instruction and their responses. Run off copies as you teach the standards. One idea is to handout one standard at a time. Provide your students with an informational text [nonfiction article] and as they read have them refer to the bookmark. The bookmark is divided into 3 section: What the standard means, What students should think as they read, and how to respond [write] to the standard. The bookmarks
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6th
End of Year Letter from Teacher to Students and Parents Western
Searching for just the right words to say goodbye at the end of the year? Choose between two different student letters and two different parent letters. A travel metaphor is woven throughout the first student letter, referencing an upcoming journey into life’s next adventure. A book theme weaves throughout the second letter, referencing turning the page to enter life’s next chapter. The two included parent letters are designed to pair with either student letter. Typing your roster on one page w
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Reading Materials Logs for Home School Portfolio
Simple sheets with a friendly format to log materials used in your home school teaching. These logs have a small amount of color to make it easy to write on and still give a relaxed feel to add to your child's portfolio. The main focus is reading. Enjoy!Copyright 2023 Tiffany Brodsky. All rights are reserved.Need for a homeschool group? Please buy multiple sets at a discounted price. Thank you!
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PreK - 6th
Phonological Awareness and Explict Lesson Teacher Resource Posters
Two teacher resource handouts or individually-sized posters are included. The phonolocial awareness skills shows from the easiest to the hardest skills in the area of reading. The explicit lesson diagram or pyramid shows how a lesson will start with the foundation of a teacher directed lesson and end with an independent, student directed application. Enjoy!
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Staff
My Weekly Meditation Self Care Goals Planner
This is an editable and fillable planner. There are 5 pages total in the pdf which you can download as soon as payment is processed. Look after yourself with a self care strategy and program for 2021. Get goals for the week. Take those baby steps and have a calm but productive year.Page number 1 is an example to get you started. You can write directly into the planner on pages 2-4.
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Not Grade Specific
Lesson Plan Template
Completing lesson plans are always on a Teacher's 'Things to do list'. Feat not, this well outlined template for your lesson plan has been created to make it all easier for you to draft and confirm your panning. Thank you for your support and remember to adhere to the terms of use for this product.
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Staff
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