These Cinco de Mayo graphing pages may be used in plastic sleeves with dry erase markers or objects such as counters. The black and white student recording pages may be used as work pages, also.
The color and black and white pages are different, and this printable has a total of four different possible answers. The count and graph pages have answer keys included. Answers will vary for the roll and graph individual student independent activities.
Boost student engagement with this easy-to-use participation rubric. Clearly define expectations, track student progress, and improve communication with parents. Includes customizable Word and data-driven Excel formats. Perfect for middle and high school teachers.
This is an easy-to-use grading rubric for determining how well your students have participated and engaged in your class and its activities, both on and offline. It has four domains of assessment: effort, behavior, preparation, and thedeliverable (their effort applied to an assignment or task). You can rank each area based on a four-tier measurement scale, so your students will see how well they did and find areas of improvement.
You’ll love this rubric because its purposefully written for easy transparency between the teacher and student, so your expectations can be easily understood. There is also a follow-up comprehension quiz that you can give to your students after going over the criteria with them.
This rubric comes in two formats: Microsoft Word AND Excel. The Word version allows you to change the wording to fit your own distinct classroom norms and the Excel version calculates percentages for measurement and record keeping.
USE THIS RUBIC FOR…
…communicating effort between parents, students, and teachers.
…helping your students understand what participation means and how to engage effectively in your class.
…assessing the degree to which your students have taken part in class and assignments.
The package includes a zipped folder which can be opened using your preferred PDF reader. In the folder, you’ll find resource notes that tell you how to use it, along with the comprehension quiz and other important information. There is one Microsoft Document and an Excel spreadsheet.
ESL Lifeline eliminates the need for creating separate materials for your ELL students by providing high-quality learning resources that seamlessly integrate language development with subject matter. Resources and material seamlessly blend language development with subject matter, eliminating the need for creating separate materials for ELL students and saving you valuable prep time.
ESL Lifeline’s materials help you unlock your ELL students’ true potential, by helping your students:
Master both language and content in a cohesive and engaging way.
Develop essential language skills while exploring new subjects.
Boosting confidence and empower all learners to thrive in the classroom.
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by Ms Lendahand of Lendahands Printables Pre-Kindergarten – 2nd Grade
Nonsense Word Fluency is no nonsense! Gear up for DIBELS Next using resources that are effective, but fun and inexpensive. The best part of all is that the prep time is minimal for you and the reinforcement of nonsense word fluency is right on target. If you are not sure about BLACKOUT BINGO, try one of my freebies before you buy.
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Kites/Spring BLACKOUT BINGO Game
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These games are excellent for use during R.T.I., regular reading groups, and literacy stations.
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Students explore standard RL.5.7 with this playlist. They will analyze how visual and multimedia elements contribute to a text. Students will study illustrations to determine how illustrations can contribute to the tone and meaning of the story. Students also have the option to view instructional videos and complete practice quizzes or activities.
This product includes:
• 2 links to instructional videos or texts
• 3 links to practice quizzes or activities
• 1 assessment that includes three multiple choice questions
• Definitions of key terms, such as multimedia elements and tone
• Examples of different versions of Cinderella and how visual and multimedia elements change the tone and meaning of the familiar story
• An excerpt from “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens
• An excerpt from “The Bird with the Broken Wing” by Florence Holbrook
• An accompanying Teaching Notes file
The Teaching Notes file includes:
• Additional activities and writing prompts to help your students explore the standard
• Links to additional practice quizzes or activities
• An answer guide with correct answers, answer choice rationales, and DOK (Depth of Knowledge) levels
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This is an evidence chart to use with the play Twelve Angry Men. Students will chart the evidence from the play to determine the guilt or innocence of the boy on trial. This can be done individually or in a group.
This chart is part of my unit for Twelve Angry Men listed here:
These digital task cards work great on laptops, desktops, tablets, or any other mobile device that has access to the internet. They are self grading and you can monitor student progress over the internet. These no-prep task cards require no paper, no cutting, no laminating, and you don’t have to worry about where to store them!
25 free cards focused on the identification of basic subtraction facts. All answers are 9
and under.
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by Beyond the Worksheet with Lindsay Gould 5th – 9th Grade
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by Aspire to Inspire Classroom Resources 4th – 8th Grade
This printable is a “Beginner’s Guide” to note-taking. It introduces how to take meaningful notes, paraphrase, and cite sources with a focus on note-taking from written materials and Web sites. A definition and examples of plagiarism are included as well. This resource works well for mini-lessons on research and to complement to research projects.
Your questions are welcome, and your feedback is appreciated!
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by Learning with Mrs Langley Kindergarten – 2nd Grade
This creation is part of my April Showers Bring May Flowers ELA Centers for First Grade. This I Have, Who Has Game can be used in a small group or whole group. There are 42 cards available to fit any class size or to double up.
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Are you ready to try an escape room in your classroom, but don’t know where to begin? Here are three simple tips to help you get started with designing your own break out adventure fore your students!
Escape room adventures are a perfect way to add fun and engagement to a typical school day, but they can also be used as a fun Friday activity, a review day, or even an activity to leave for a substitute once students have completed a couple with you!
Want to use escape rooms in your classroom, but don’t want to start from scratch?
Students will learn that straight lines are widely used to model relationships between two quantitative variables. For scatter plots that suggest a linear association, informally fit a straight line, and informally assess the model fit by judging the closeness of the data points to the line.
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Introduce some common natural disasters using this puzzle activity! Student will match the name, definition and picture of the following six natural disasters:
earthquake
hurricane
tornado
volcanic eruption
tsunami
wildfire
These three piece puzzles are perfect to use in your science center! We have also included a BONUS printable where students pick one natural disaster to research and gather information about. It’s a great follow-up worksheet after students finish the center activity.
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This set includes 99 grapheme flashcards to help your child learn and review phonemes as part of their phonics learning journey. It also comes with a detailed teaching sequence which has been proven to be effective in teaching phonics.
This is a PRINTABLE READY TO USE short checklist to use with GROUP WORK to help the group stay focused and on task, as well as instill some accountability and teach clear groupwork expectations. It can be used by you, but my preference is to designate a group member that will complete and turn in the checklist. Additionally, each group member can turn in, if you prefer.
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Are you looking for a fun way for students to explore water pollution? In this adapted version of Freddie Fish, students will pour various “pollutants” (household kitchen items representing toxins) in Freddie’s river and discuss how he feels. It’s the perfect way to get your students understanding pollution!
This Product Includes:
✓ Interactive pollution experiment
With This Product You’ll Get:
✓ Preparation instructions
✓ Story cards
✓ Answer recording sheet
✓ Earth Day activity
How You Can Use This Product:
✓ You can read the cards off or provide students with cards to read.
✓ Then, students will brainstorm what could be done instead that would better benefit Freddie and his environment.
✓ Finally, students will create a display for Earth Day about how the earth is important and how they can better care for it. (Included is also a display labeled “Earth Care” in case you are doing this pollution exploration when it is not Earth Day.)
✓ Small groups
✓ Whole group
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“Wow! This is such an incredible activity to help kids visualize how humans can affect the habitats of other living creatures. Thank you for such an engaging and meaningful resource. I will use this year after year!” (Thank you, Adventures of a School Marm!)
“My students LOVED this activity! We used it for Earth Day and our study on pollution.” (Thank you, Amy L.!)
“My 2nd-5th graders loved this experiment and really connected with the meaning behind what they were doing with the real world application. I even had several students who wanted to do the same experiment again. Great activity!” (Thank you, Danika S.!)
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This experiment is perfect for tutors, paraprofessionals, volunteers, and substitutes! It is low prep, too!
With a fully designed experiment, it comes complete with everything you need!
This experiment is perfect if you have to teach about pollution but weren’t sure how or are just starting out! This experiment saves you time! Additionally, it’s perfect for when you have a substitute!
by Linda’s Loft for Little Learners Pre-Kindergarten – Kindergarten
FREE! Reinforce color recognition and sorting by color with this simple and engaging Easter Egg Sorting by Color Activity. Children will identify colors and place colored eggs on the appropriate color sorting mat. This resource can be placed in a center or used as a quiet-time or busy bag activity.
RESOURCE INCLUDES:
→Blue sorting mat and six blue eggs
→Yellow sorting mat and six yellow eggs
→Pink sorting mat and six pink eggs
→Green sorting mat and six green eggs
→Purple sorting mat and six purple eggs
OTHER WAYS TO USE THIS RESOURCE:
►Sort by attribute, such as eggs with stripes, eggs with polka dots, etc.
►Make duplicate copies of the picture cards and match pictures that are the same to reinforce visual discrimination skills.
►Play “Concentration” to develop visual memory. (Need two copies of each card).
“Very cute and simple project for my 2 1/2 year old son and nephew to do this weekend. Of course I’ll probably use it with with some of my kids here at school next year too.”
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by Impossible Things Learning Pre-Kindergarten – 12th Grade
Enjoy this set of Free Printable Bookmarks! They are fun for your classroom, school library, or just to enjoy yourself. Your download includes the bookmarks in a PDF format. All five flower designs fit on one page and the page is 8.5 inches by 11 inches for easy printing. Make them sturdier by mounting them on cardstock and laminating them.
If you like the style of these bookmarks, please take a look at my matching Reading Journal:
by Clever Teaching Resources Pre-Kindergarten – 6th Grade
German Brag Tags are great to show your students, that you valuable their efforts. There are 9 different Easter Brag Tags in beautiful colour. ——————————- Diese deutschen Oster-Lobkärtchen eignen sich hervorragend, um deinen DaF-Schülern zu zeigen, dass du ihre Bemühungen würdigst. In diesem Produkt sind 9 verschiedene farbige Kärtchen enthalten. Außerdem bekommst du die gleichen Karten mit dem Ostergruß “Frohe Ostern”.
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Free Holy Week – Easter Sequencing Cards to be used during Lent.
This download can be used as: 1. A worksheet which is numbered with ordinal numbers. 2. Put in a pocket chart so students can sequencing the events. 3. Color, cut, and glue the cards into the shape of a cross.
These science lab group roles posters and cards are designed to make lab time in your classroom run smoothly – everybody has a lab team role, and everybody is included in the lab.
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How to print
fun ways to randomize the distribution of the lab group roles
how to implement lab group roles in class
ideas on how to keep lab team role cards organized
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Enjoy three FREE Easter-themed activities to reinforce your students number concepts and friends of 10.
The packet includes:
– Friends of 10 missing number cards: Students identify the missing number in the friends of 10 sum. Laminate and use with dry-erase markers for long-term use.
– Friends of 10 match and color: Students color the sheet by finding and matching their friends of 10.
– Friends of 10 roll and cover: Students play in pairs rolling a 6-sided dice and covering the friends of 10 on the answer sheet. Students aim to get 5 boxes covered in a row.
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The Pilate Inscription – an Easter or anytime archaeology Escape Room Break Out by Kathy Applebee.
STORY: The Pilate Inscription, on a stone tablet found in Caesarea, mentions the name of Pontius Pilate the “Prefect of Judea.“ Someone wants to destroy the artifact and it’s up to you to find and save it before the bad guys arrive to claim it.
Perfect as a lead up to Easter, Bible study, archaeology or camp activity.
A digital version is available here. This requires no physical locks or keys.
2 Break Outboxes and 1 other box or lockable drawer
1 or more NIV Bibles
1 UV flashlight finder
The 2 sets of clues from the clues .PDFs (in this Zip file)
Content area: Archaeology, ancient history, New Testament studies and proofs, Jesus death and burial. Recommended Ages/ target audience: Any; Ideal Group Size: 4 to 10. Suggested Time: 10 minutes introduction, 60 minutes playing time, additional time for debriefing activities
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We all are struggling to deal with this virus that is sweeping the world. Schools are being closed at a unprecedented rate. Students will not get that critical time in class to learn the new skills and may possibly lose what they may have gained up until this point without continued practice. I want to do my part and help teachers and parents make sure that their child is able to practice at home and with little or no cost to them as we help to stop the spread of this virus.
This is why I am offering this multiplication practice for free for the parents and teachers to help and to do my part!!
Thank you and above all, stay safe!!
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