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Short stories teacher manuals $5-10
The Adventures of Tom Cat and Tabby Cat
What is The Adventures of Tom Cat and Tabby Cat?Thanks so much for viewing our packet! Our names are Tom Cat and Tabby Cat! We aren't your average cats. You see we like to go on fun adventures and share our fun with kiddos! Enough about us. Are you ready to hear more about this packet?Well, you see everyone fell in love with us this summer when we made out first debut in KinderSocialSkills . We just knew that the kids would fall in love with us and not want us to leave. That is when we deci
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PreK - 1st
Say NO to Strangers – How to Teach Children to Deal with Stranger Danger – 911
(Revised and Updated) eBook #3 of The Sue Series: Say ‘No’ to Strangers – How to Teach Children to Deal with Stranger Danger (Refers to: ‘911’) – USA/CanadaThis curriculum-friendly eBook has everything you need to teach children, (aged 4-9 years), how to deal with ‘stranger danger’ (especially if they are alone). Use this simple 3-step teaching technique to successfully teach children how to be aware and automatically, confidently, and correctly take action instead of being helpless or the victi
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PreK - 4th
Give Those Bullies The Flick – How to Teach Children to Deal with Bullying – USA
(Revised and Updated) eBook #2 of The Sue Series: Give Those Bullies ‘The Flick’ – How to Teach Children to Deal with Bullying – USAThis curriculum-friendly eBook has everything you need to teach children, (aged 4-9 years), how to deal with bullying (especially if they are alone). Use this simple 3-step teaching technique to successfully teach children how to be aware and automatically, confidently, and correctly take action, instead of being helpless or the victim. Follow a process (that I succ
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PreK - 4th
Numbers to Know – How to Teach Children to Deal with Emergencies – 911
(Revised and Updated) eBook #1 of The Sue Series: Numbers to Know – How to Teach Children to Deal with Emergencies – (How to Use the Numbers: 9-1-1)This curriculum-friendly eBook has everything you need to teach children, (aged 4-9 years), how to deal with an emergency (especially if they are alone). Use this simple 3-step teaching technique to successfully teach children how to be aware and automatically, confidently, and correctly take action, instead of being helpless or the victim. Follow a
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PreK - 4th
Social Story: I Can Get Ready for Bed!
Use this social story with your client or child to help them understand the steps of getting ready for bed and going to sleep. Bedtime is never the easiest part of the day for many of our little ones, but with explanations and descriptive images of how to follow directions, this social story will help your client or child to feel informed and ready.Two versions are included, one for a female client and one for a male client, to use across your caseload.Users also have the option to paste picture
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PreK - 5th
Numbers to Know – How to Teach Children to Deal with Emergencies – 000
(Revised and Updated) eBook #1 of The Sue Series: Numbers to Know – How to Teach Children to Deal with Emergencies – (How to Use the Numbers 0-0-0)This curriculum-friendly eBook has everything you need to teach young children, (aged 4-9 years), how to deal with an emergency (especially if they are alone). Use this simple 3-step teaching technique to successfully teach children how to be aware and automatically and confidently take action, instead of being helpless or the victim. Follow a process
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PreK - 4th
Say 'NO' to Strangers – How to Teach Children to Deal with Stranger Danger – 000
(Revised and Updated) eBook #3 of The Sue Series: Say ‘No’ to Strangers – How to Teach Children to Deal with Stranger Danger – (Refers to '000') – AustraliaThis curriculum-friendly eBook has everything you need to teach children, (aged 4-9 years), how to deal with ‘stranger danger’ (especially if they are alone). Use this simple 3-step teaching technique to successfully teach children how to be aware and automatically, confidently, and correctly take action, instead of being helpless or the vict
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PreK - 4th
Teacher's Guide to "The Jilting of Granny Weatherall"
This element chart on "The Jilting of Granny Weatherall" by Katherine Anne Porter provides teachers / students with all the elements of the story including setting, plot, resolution, conflict, character, point of view, theme, tone, flashback, foreshadowing, irony, symbolism and motif. It includes supporting quotations from the story. Great for new teachers help them understand this complex story.
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10th - 12th
Big Egg - An Evaluative Reading Comprehension Unit
(**Always Security Free/31 pages in color and black and white) This unit focuses reading comprehension and evaluation using the level 1 reader, "Big Egg" by Molly Coxe. I have included everything a teacher will need to teach and evaluate student achievement. This unit also explores other concepts such as, animal behavior & biology, story comprehension & sequence, printables, Word lists & Student evaluation forms. The student and unit evaluation forms can be filled in using the filla
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PreK - 2nd
Teacher's Guide to "The Catbird Seat"
This element chart on "The Catbird Seat" by James Thurber provides teachers / students with all the elements of the story including setting, plot, resolution, conflict, character, point of view, theme, tone, foreshadowing, irony, symbolism and motif. It includes supporting quotations from the story. Great for new teachers help them understand this complex story.
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10th - 12th
Give Those Bullies The Flick – How to Teach Children to Deal with Bullying AUS
(Revised and Updated) eBook #2 of The Sue Series: Give Those Bullies ‘The Flick’ – How to Teach Children to Deal with Bullying – AUSThis curriculum-friendly eBook has everything you need to teach children, (aged 4-9 years), how to deal with bullying (especially if they are alone). Use this simple 3-step teaching technique to successfully teach children how to be aware and automatically, confidently, and correctly take action, instead of being helpless or the victim. Follow a process (that I succ
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PreK - 4th
Flannery O’Connor - A Good Man Is Hard to Find - Teaching Guide
So you’re going to teach Flannery O’Connor’s “A Good Man Is Hard to Find.” Whether it’s your first or hundredth time, this classic short story has been a mainstay of English classrooms for generations. While it has its challenges, teaching this text to your class will be rewarding for you and your students. Studying “A Good Man Is Hard to Find” will give them unique insight into characterization, dialogue, and important themes surrounding morality and nostalgia, as well as Southern gothic litera
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9th - 12th
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EQUALITY IS LIKE A SWING:A Children's Picture Book About Diversity and Kindness
What if your kids are sad because they are DIFFERENT from their friends?What if they are feeling isolated or discriminated by others just because their skin is not white or red like any of their friends in the park?With this fun and cute story you will teach your children about DIVERSITY, and how to be kind with others!•You will teach them the importance of diversity and different cultures•You will find conversational starters to have with your childAnd what they will discover by reading "EQUALI
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Finding My Fit - Roller Derby: Student Magazine & Teacher's Guide
When HuddleTeach collaborates with Mary Writes, a student magazine full of useful reading materials is born!Finding My Fit was designed to: * Introduce students to lesser-known sports and interests* Provide readable, varied texts to students* Provide teachers with interesting text sets that support standards and intervention methodsFuel your reading instruction and practice!This first of a series gives you enough reading materials to fuel your lessons for at least a week! Use as a lesson, a warm
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4th - 7th
35 Tips for Writing a Brilliant Flash Story
A manual of valuable short story writing tips gathered from teaching workshops and lectures specific to short stories both fiction and nonfiction. Written by a prolific author with an MFA in short fiction and flash stories. Includes explanations of each tip, prompts, story examples, exercises and resource list. www.kayelinden.comAlso available as a paperback or kindle on Amazon35 Tips for Writing a Brilliant Flash Story by Kaye Linden
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The Story Processor
The process of teaching writing has undergone changes over the years. Educators have learned that classroom writing instruction, to nourish the writing process, must be devoted largely to two kinds of activities: (1) getting ready to write the next piece, what some call "pre-writing" activities and (2) responding in constructive ways to writing students produce, responding to essential matters and responding in a way that keeps the flow coming.Children write to express their creative selves. Edu
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6th - 10th, Adult Education, Staff
Adaptación teatral Peter Pan O musical en lingua galega para Educación Primaria.
Teatro escolar en lingua galega. Non inclúen cancións.
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3rd - 6th
Teacher's Guide to "The Destructors"
This element chart on "The Destructors" by Graham Greene provides teachers / students with all the elements of the story including setting, plot, resolution, conflict, character, point of view, theme, tone, flashback, foreshadowing, irony, symbolism and motif. It includes supporting quotations from the story. Great for new teachers help them understand this complex story.
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10th - 12th
Scared to Death Mini-Unit Plan (Assessments, Handouts, and Answer Key Included)
This mini-unit plan has been created to teach story elements in conjunction with writing through use of Sharon Flake's high-interest YA short story "Scared to Death". As a whole, this plan is designed to take two 100-minute blocks and includes a series of standards from Common Core ELA 9-10 implementation and a correlation to Tennessee State English I SPIs. Included in the unit is a reading guide, reading quiz, analysis activities, and answer keys.
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7th - 10th
How To Write A Personal Narrative (Teacher and Student Guides)
This guide helps teachers and students learn how to write a personal narrative step by step. The organized and detailed instructions break down the process into managable steps. Geared towards elementary school students, it may be easily adapted to older writers as well. I have worked in the field of education for decades, and have never come across such a clear guide to writing. We have been using this guide in my current school with excellent results. I am happy to now share it with you, and h
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Not Grade Specific
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Alice Walker - Everyday Use - Teaching Guide
This guide highlights some of the most salient aspects of Alice Walker's "Everyday Use" before you begin teaching. As you guide your students through the text, they will gain unique insight into characterization, conflict, and important themes surrounding identity and personal empowerment.eNotes Teaching Guides have been designed to help first-time and veteran teachers open up classic works of literature for their students. Each guide provides creative and practical approaches to teaching the te
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9th - 12th
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Edgar Allan Poe - The Cask of Amontillado - Teaching Guide
So you’re going to teach Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Cask of Amontillado.” Whether it’s your first or hundredth time, “The Cask of Amontillado” has been a mainstay of English classrooms for generations. While it has its challenging spots—suspense, murder, and unsympathetic characters—teaching this text to your class will be rewarding for you and your students. Studying “The Cask of Amontillado” will give them unique insight into the tropes of gothic fiction, characterization, irony, and the topic of
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9th - 12th
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Activity Guides for Irish Stories Atsiu, An Caca Spaigiti and Cosuil le Caim
Activity Guides for each story focusing on key vocabulary and grammar of each story with
- learning objectives
- a vocabulary list
- list of required materials
- a detailed description of activities
- a colouring page and/or game for each book
- black and white images for arts activities/card games.
All images are under copyright of AnnMarie McCarthy and may not be used for purposes other than described in the activity guide. They may not be used as part of other publications or altered in any
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Not Grade Specific
Washington Irving - Rip Van Winkle - Teaching Guide
So you’re going to teach Washington Irving’s “Rip Van Winkle.” Whether it’s your first or hundredth time, this short story has been a mainstay of English classrooms for generations. While it has its challenges—necessary historical context and multiple layers of narration—teaching this text to your class will be rewarding for you and your students. Studying “Rip Van Winkle” will give them unique insight into American Romanticism, frame stories, and the theme of tradition versus modernity. This gu
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9th - 12th
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