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Common Core SL.4.1 outlines
Arguing Advice Visual Tool to Decrease Power Struggle for Students Who Argue
Arguing is a frustrating way to spend your days so learning how to deal with arguing child and teaching or parenting without power struggle is so important. Decrease arguing and power struggles while increasing socially acceptable conversation skills by using these visual tools to guide students through effective conversation skills. These tools include a three leveled conversation monitor rating scale, an arguing advice detailed page explaining appropriate conversation strategies, and an argu
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Debate Outline with sentence frames
This debate outline helps students prepare for a structured debate. Debating is a great way for students to use their listening and speaking skills!The outline includes: 4 debate categories: opening statement, rebuttal, questions, and closingexplanations of the purpose of each categorysentence frames to help all learners create a scriptPlease rate, review, and let me know if there are any issues or any way I can improve.Thanks!
Grades:
3rd - 6th
What Does My Grade Mean? Anchor Chart Explain Students Grades and Grading Scale
If your students ask, what does this grade mean? Then, visually represent your grading scale with an anchor chart to explain your student's grade. Start by adding one of the two most common grading scales used in schools: the letter (A-F) scale and the number (1-4) scale to help students understand their grades. The grading scale anchor charts are ideal for students, who want information about their grades but don't always know how to ask for it, and for teachers who need a simple way to explain
Grades:
4th - 5th
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CCSS:
Debate Outline and Rubric for ANY Subject Area
Looking for a way to structure a debate in your upper elementary classroom? This script and rubric will help you to create meaningful discussions and debates within your classroom.This resource breaks down the process of a debate into 4 parts: opening remarks, rebuttal, questions, and closing statements. With the use of sentence starters, this is a great introduction to formal debate protocols in your elementary classroom.Also included in this file is a scoring rubric that aligned to CCLS Spea
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Debate Outline BUNDLE
4th Grade Common Core "I Can" Checklist (Ink Saver)
All bundled together & save $1!
8 color-saving full pages of 4th grade Common Core State Standards for a “quick check” & easy access when lesson planning, data tracking – the possibilities are endless!
All standards are included for both ELA (Literature, Informational Text, Speaking, Foundational Skills, Language, & Writing)
If you'd like to view the ELA statements - Click here!
AND....
Math (Operations & Algebraic Thinking, Numbers in Base Ten, Numbers in Base Ten – Fracti
Grades:
4th
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Lucy Calkins 4th Grade Reading Unit 1 Slides
The ULTIMATE time-saver for teaching the Lucy Calkins Units of Study! These slides outline each lesson that is typically very wordy. They keep both me and my students on-track during each mini-lesson! I spent an entire school year creating these slides and I'm sharing them with you to save you HOURS of prep time! Product Details:- Google Slides outlines of the 4th Grade Lucy Calkins Units of Study for Teaching Reading - Unit 1 Interpreting Characters: The Heart of the Story - All 19 sessions inc
Grades:
4th
Also included in: Lucy Calkins 4th Grade Reading Units Slides BUNDLE!
Auditory Tracking Checklists/Language & Learning Guide
This is a complete list of auditory checklists to use with children who are learning to hear. For students who have been diagnosed with hearing loss, those with listening difficulties or children who just received hearing aids or cochlear implants, there are critical skills auditory skills that must be mastered for them to learn. Along with the checklists is the Auditory Listening and Learning Guide, a complete checklists of all skills needed to communicate, including audition (listening only),
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Not Grade Specific
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ASB Student Council Notebook for Elementary School
Do you need a place for your ASB students to keep all their notes? A place where important items won't get lost from meeting to meeting? Need a monthly calendar to keep up on your planned event and spirit days? This ASB Notebook is ready to print and made for any K-6th grade ASB group. There's a cover in multiple colors to choose from and also a "color your own cover" option. Each notes section has two parts: one, lined for note taking and the other designed to help guide your ASB students as th
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Not Grade Specific
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TAG Peer Feedback Protocol Poster/Anchor Chart (English and Spanish) for Dance
TAG Peer Feedback Protocol Poster/Anchor Chart (English and Spanish) for DanceDo you need a way to engage your dancers in discussions about choreography? Use the TAG protocol- specially adapted for dance! T-tell something you liked.A- ask a question.G-give a suggestion.Each category has sample sentence starters to help dancers of any age engage in meaningful discussions in the dance classroom. Coming soon: individual response tags for each dancer to use! NYC Blueprint for Teaching and Learning i
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Not Grade Specific
Elementary Public Speaking - Introduction Speech & Public Speaking Essentials
This product is what I use to teach the Introduction Speech to primary aged students. The speech topic, "You in a Box" is like show and tell on steroids. The lesson plan has students bring objects from their homes and put them into a box. On the day of their speech they reveal what's inside and explain how it relates to a certain time of their life (past, present, future). This project is fun for the students and is a great audience maker. The focus of this lesson is on giving a public speech i
Grades:
K - 8th
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EDITABLE Debate Outline and Rubric for ANY Subject Area
Looking for a way to structure a debate in your upper elementary classroom? This script and rubric will help you to create meaningful discussions and debates within your classroom.This script is fully EDITABLE in PowerPoint. You can tailor the language of the script to the needs of your students and your curriculum. Use as is, or edit in PowerPoint!This resource breaks down the process of a debate into 4 parts: opening remarks, rebuttal, questions and closing statements. With the use of sent
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Also included in: Debate Outline BUNDLE
4th Grade Standards map ELA
This product includes all 4th grade Ohio / Common Core ELA standards including Literature, Information, Writing, Language, and Speaking & Listening. They are arranged by Domain, then cluster, then each standard is listed. The darkest red/grey is the domain, then the middle red is the cluster. The lightest shade of red highlights each standard that has multiple parts. This helps to visualize that there are different pieces needed for mastery of that standard. On the right-hand side is a check
Grades:
4th
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Also included in: 4th Grade All Standards Map Bundle
4th Grade Common Core ELA "I Can" Checklist (Ink Saver)
6 color-saving full pages of 4th grade Common Core State Standards for a “quick check” & easy access when lesson planning, data tracking – the possibilities
are endless!
All standards are included for ELA (Literature, Informational
Text, Speaking, Foundational Skills, Language, & Writing).
If you'd like the Math statements - Click here!
If you'd like to save a dollar & purchase both the ELA & Math at once - Click here!
Grades:
4th
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Wonders 4th Grade Unit 1 Project Week Business Fair
This is an outline for hosting a business fair in your classroom! This project coincides with Unit 1 Week 5 of 4th grade Wonders specifically. I used this as our project week culminating project. Includes:- Example pictures of posters/ booths created by my students on the cover- Directions for implementing a business fair- Job application sheet- Business plan sheet
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Grades:
4th
Common Core Pacing Guide-4th Grade ELA
This guide serves as a map in order to cover all the ELA standards during the school year.
I have a Dream
This Dream Organizer can be used on its own or as a part of another unit. It will help your students identify dreams for themselves, their school, their community, and their country. To supplement this, you can use a blank piece of paper and have student create their dreams for the world. These can be colored, cut out, and displayed on a poster board. Or they can be left intact and students can write their dreams and/or color them.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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