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High school test preparation math test prep lessons for Microsoft Word
MCAS PREP for ELA: Grades 6,7,8, and 10
(please let me know if you'd like me to send this to you as a Google doc.)This a four-week, twenty day, MCAS prep unit for English Language Arts; all of the lesson plans—activator, mini-lesson, activity, wrap-up—are included, and most importantly, the actual hand-out/s for each day. In addition, the English Language Arts Core Curriculum standards are included both on the daily lesson plans, and on the activity itself. Included are high interest short stories—such as Amy Tan’s “The Rules of the
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6th - 10th
Glencoe Algebra 1 Lesson Plans Unit Plans 12 Word Templates Editable
Glencoe McGraw Hill Common Core Algebra 1 Lesson Plans Unit Plans Word TemplatesThis is a valuable resource that will cut your planning time in half!This is single file contains 12 Unit Plans aligned to Glencoe McGraw Hill Common Core Algebra 1 textbook. Glencoe CCSS Edition Algebra 1 Chapter Titles:Chapter 1 Expressions, Equations & FunctionsChapter 2 Linear EquationsChapter 3 Linear FunctionsChapter 4 Equations of Linear FunctionsChapter 5 Linear InequalitiesChapter 6 Systems of Linear Equ
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9th - 12th
Comparing and Evaluating Reagan, Bush, Clinton, and Bush- APUSH 2015 redesign
Students complete a chart using your text or reliable internet resources. They are categorizing and evaluating six pieces of foreign policy and six pieces of domestic policy making sure to include specific details or legislation where appropriate.
Students will also provide two quotes from each president and then make a personal evaluation of the presidency.
For AP US History teachers, this lesson helps to cover material in the 2015 course redesign and corresponds with period 9.
A student s
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9th - 12th
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Following Directions Test
This activity makes students perform close reading skills by following directions. This activity takes 5 minutes. Hand out the worksheet face down. Tell them they have five minutes to complete the test. The purpose of this test is to leave a lasting impact on students as to why they need to read all directions first. Great to do at the beginning of the year!
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3rd - 12th
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The Amazing Race review game
Looking for a fun review game? This lesson plan is a review game based off the famous tv show "The Amazing Race." Many students have seen the show, and love the idea of completing challenges just like the contestants traveling the world do on the Amazing Race. A list of materials and the instructions are included, as well as lists of challenges that review school supplies, indefinite/definitie articles, and pronouns/verbs. The challenges are editable for different content areas. Road blocks are
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4th - 12th
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Algebra 1 Calculator Review (TI-84)
Comprehensive review of all graphing calculator concepts taught through the Algebra 1 course. Review concepts include finding roots, factors, values (x or y), y-intercept, mean, standard deviation, line/curve of best fit, and finding solutions to systems of equations. The review include steps and screenshots of the calculator.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Transformations: Lines of symetry and line reflections Guided Notes
This 8 page document is used as "Guide Notes" to teach Lines of symmetry and line reflections. They are aligned with the Common Core Standards. It teaches students the properties of a reflection; what changes when a shape is reflected and what stay the same and how to recognize a reflection. The first half of the document is the blank Guided notes, while the second half is the answer key with the blanks and examples filled in. I have used Guided Notes for 12 years and my students find them extre
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7th - 10th
APUSH Period 1 Colonization Comparison and Short Answer Practice
Period One from 1491 to 1607 is the starting point for AP students. At the beginning of the school year it important to hit the ground running with both content acquisition as well as historical thinking skills.
This lesson allows student to create a comparison chart that provides them the opportunity to make some in depth comparative analysis. The comparison chart component of the lesson is directly aligned to the APUSH Curriculum Framework. The three AP style short answer questions mirro
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9th - 12th
Data Collection
Need a great way to keep track of student progress? Download this awesome document to spiral back on materials missed based on data. Adjust document as needed.
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Connotations and Denotations: definitions, examples, practice + Easel w/KEY
This lesson helps students recognize the difference between denotation and connotation.The front page includes definitions and examples (see preview).The practice questions focus on which word is more positivewhich word is more negativewhich word would best apply to a certain scenarioFor other English Language Arts lessons, units, and tools with EASY BROWSING please click here.
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6th - 11th
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Memory Unit - Study Skills, Test Preparation, Long-Term and Short-Term Memory
Have students who need help with memorization? Teaching about test preparation? This unit on memory will help!
Included in this unit:
1. Learning About Your Memory
a. Information sheet about short term memory and long term memory
2. Types of Memory
a. Comparing types of memory (short term, long term, and working memory) to a desk and filing cabinet. Students are provided different memory scenarios, and must write the numbers of the scenario next to the type of memory needed in the scenario.
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6th - 12th
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Argument Bundle for AP Lang
When you read a student's well-formulated argument, you want to ring a bell or run and tell someone. To teach young minds (who will pay your Social Security some day) to articulate with passion, persuasion, original thought, and carefully chosen stylistic devices is the ultimate teaching achievement. They are fully formed and ready to take on the world!These nine extended lessons support the most recent prompts for the College Board's AP English Language and Composition exam. For th novice AP te
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11th - 12th
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Algebra - Average Rate of Change (or slope)
Hi Everybody! For years, I have been using various worksheets, textbooks and workbooks to find the average rate of change between two data points, but I was never happy. More importantly, my students still seemed confused. I finally made my own worksheet that I thought would help them navigate this topic......and it WORKED! Now my 9th grade Algebra regents class (and my 8th grade honors class) have had a much better success rate and their comprehension of the topic has soared. This d
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8th - 10th
Geometry Test Bundle
Need Geometry unit tests? Study guides? 60-minute group work? Preparation for SAT, PARCC, or other CCSS-aligned state exams? Look no further! This bundle includes TEN 25-question-long tests, most of which have 20 multiple choice and 5 short response or extended constructed response questions. All tests have an answer key included. Topics covered range pretty much the full year of a standard to advanced high school CCSS Geometry course, and major topics include:
- Definitions of Key Geometry Conc
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Percent Increase and Decrease Notes (Markups and Discounts)
Student notes to help prepare for the CAHSEE. These notes on percent increase/decrease have examples (for the teacher to do) and 'you try' problems for the students to do. The questions are multiple choice to help with standardized tests.
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7th - 11th
The BEST Test-Taking Skills Lesson
I have struggled for years to get my students to actually follow all the test-taking tips I drill into their heads! This lesson is the BEST way to get them to see the impact it has. After this, your students will be reading the questions first and looking back to find the answers every time! (Well, at least a lot more!)
In this product, you will get a detailed lesson plan, a very silly reading passage to grab their interest, questions and an answer key.
The passage is called "A Day in the Li
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5th - 10th
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Full Driver's Education Test/Exam Questions - 119
This has 119 questions recreated directly from a written driving exam. Students can research answers and study for the state exam.
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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Algebra: Cornell Notes on Solving Inequalities in One Variable
Algebra Cornell Notes: 6 pages include the following topics:
evaluate, linear inequality, solution, solution set, number line, number line graph, greater than, less than, at most, at least, addition property, multiplication property, infinite, translating linear inequalities, solving linear inequalities, Translating Phrases into Algebraic Expressions - Including Inequalities. Summary boxes and test prep included.
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7th - 11th
Percent Problems Lesson
This product contains a 12 question Spiral Warm-Up over Probability/Simplifying Polynomials/Mean Median Mode Range/Similar Figures. Then a 12 question notes page designed to model all different types of percent problems. Then a 20 question Check for Understanding over all different types of percent problems.
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7th - 11th
Exit Level STAAR U.S. History Summer School or Accelerated Lesson Plans
An accelerated tutorial, summer or accelerated class set of lesson plans on U.S. History, aligned with every STAAR Readiness and Supporting Standards. It also includes important vocabulary words and test taking words.
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11th, Staff
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Words in Context Strategies & Practice for Struggling Middle & High Readers
Words in Context Strategies & Practice Lesson and Worksheet for Struggling Middle & High ReadersPerfect lesson to use for test prep for standardized English test. Includes strategies chart and 5 sample multiple choice words in context questions. Great resource for students to have in notes and use to prepare for high stakes standardized test such as Keystone Literature or SOL Reading.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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Properties of Math: Distributive, Commutative, Associative, Identity..
This six page document contains a daily dose of math worksheet, and examples of ways to introduce the commutative, associatiave, distributive properties using visual, auditory and bodily kinesthetic techniques. It also contains math posters with trigger pictures to help students remember these tested math concepts.
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6th - 10th
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AP Macroeconomics- How to explain the Self-Correcting Economy
When the Aggregate Demand/Aggregate Supply Graph is in a state of equilibrium that is not at full employment and the government or the Federal Reserve Bank take no action to correct the situation, the economy will self-correct to achieve equilibrium at full employment. This product will show you an easy way to teach this concept. This product shows how the economy will self-correct in recessionary and inflationary gap situations.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Close Reading A Study in Scarlet
Close reading activity for the exposition of Sherlock Holmes short story "Study in Scarlet"
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10th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Sherlock Holmes Study in Pink/Study in Scarlet
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