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Middle school informational text thematic unit plan interactive whiteboards
Christmas Ads Part 1
This resource is the first of a series of resources I've been wanting to create. I love looking at 'Media' and 'Persuasive Writing' in the month of December. This resource is interactive, can be used in a whole class setting or in groups or individually. Part One delves into the life of Aldi's 'Kevin the Carrot'. We track his journey from 2016 all the way to 2023. Kevin has become an integral part of Christmas and I thought he would make a lovely introduction to the world of Media and Advertisem
Grades:
4th - 8th
Dynamic Diary Writing
Love Teaching Writing’s first non-fiction pack looks at diary writing. Like our other packs, pupils are taken on a literary journey which explores the diaries of, amongst others, Anne Frank and Samuel Pepys. In addition, children will explore the race to the South Pole between Captain Scott and Roald Amundsen. They do this through the eyes of Edmund Wilson – a lesser-known member of Scott’s party. Here, they get an opportunity to critique the mission, giving readers a fly-on-the-wall insight in
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
6th Grade Literature Unit 2: Fairness
In this Smartboard unit, the big idea is fairness. Each of the text selections will relate back to the theme of fairness and the essential questions. The text selections for this unit include: "Nadia the Willful" by Sue Alexander, "Sibling Face-Off" (a nonfiction article on readworks.org), "Eleven" by Sandra Cisneros, "Prince and the Pauper" dramatized by Joellen Bland, and "Women's Rights" a nonfiction article by Alice Boynton and Wiley Blevins (found in the Scholastic resource - Nonfiction Pas
Grades:
6th
6th Grade Literature Unit 4: Responsibility
In this 6th grade thematic literature unit, the Big Idea is "Responsibility". All text selections (both fiction and nonfiction) will connect back to the theme and the Essential Questions. The unit will end with a culminating writing performance demonstration. The writing type is argument and the prompt is "In your opinion, do you think video games are harmful or helpful?" Students will be required to cite textual evidence to support the claim. I have included a link to a five-paragraph argument
Grades:
6th
30 Mammal Powerpoint lessons - unit - information facts pictures
30 power points on a variety of different mammals
All power points are 8-15 slides in length
Great supplement for any unit on mammals
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Grades:
2nd - 7th
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