Ambrose Bierce’s popular work, “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge,” is a common and engaging text used in secondary English classes. Written just ten years before the turn of the century, Bierce’s story addresses themes of time and reality in interesting ways. Indeed, his film has remained popular since its release because of how he tackles these themes–specifically in his twist ending. As far back as 1964, French film director Robert Enrico created an Academy Award winning short film based off this story (which, by the way, is also very popular among students).
This product includes:
1) The full text of Bierce’s short story in a reader friendly, printable edition
This is a 2 player game. Each player takes a game board (a spider web). 1, 2, or 3 dice are needed for this game. For younger students, roll one die and place the correct number of spiders on their game board. Counters for counting my 1s, 2s, 5s, and 10s are included. Older students can roll 2 or 3 die and add the numbers together to get the number of spiders they should take. When all of the spiders are gone, the students count the spiders on their game board. The player with the most spiders wins. Directions for a subtraction game are also included.
Common Core Standards: K.CC.1 Count to 100 by ones and tens. K.CC.4 Understand the relationship between numbers and quantities; connect counting to cardinality. K.CC.5 Count to answer “how many?” questions about as many as 20 things arranged in a line, a rectangular array, or a circle, or as many as 10 things in a scattered configuration; given a number from 1-20, count out that many objects. K.CC.6 Identify whether the number of objects in one group is greater than, less than, or equal to the number of objects in another group, e.g./ by using matching and counting strategies. (Include groups with up to 10 objects.) 1.OA.3 Apply properties of operations as strategies to add and subtract. 1.OA.5 Relate counting to addition and subtraction 1.OA.6 Add and subtract within 20, demonstrating fluency for addition and subtraction within 10.
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Carolyn – Exceptional Kinders
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This product allows students to practice their sight words on their own using any device that is compatible with Google™ Apps. Using the 10 words from the Dolch first grade list students will read, compare, and type on each slide requiring them to work with each word multiple ways. This resource is already in Google slides with text boxes inserted making it easy for students to complete their work.
Students will use the voice to text feature to read their sight words directly in Google Slides. After they read each word they will compare it to the word on the slide and highlight any differences they see. Finally, they will type the word correctly on each slide.
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Various murderers in the Bible are brought together when one of them has killed again. Can the others figure out who the killer is and keep themselves from being his or her next victim?
Role playing mystery games are an excellent way to introduce a Bible study or character analysis. The packet contains instructions for the host, rules, customizable invitation, character dossiers and suggestions for Bible study/discussion questions following the game.
FREE Halloween Word Search allows students to find key words specific to the holiday. This word search is targeted for upper elementary. Buyer said, “Great vocabulary! Thanks”
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COVID-19 “School is Different” Adapted Book for Special Education (Print + Digital) Special Education adapted book/social narrative for important COVID-19 topics surrounding returning to school with new guidelines.
WHAT’S INCLUDED? + Printable Adapted Book + Interactive PDF + Access Code for Boom Cards
WHAT TOPIC IS INCLUDED?
School is Different
+ 8 page book + 2 comprehension questions + Digital questions are click the answer from a field of 2.
+ Boom questions are drag and drop from a field of 2.
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8th – 12th Grade
is free resource contains a general and a Halloween-themed listening worksheet you can use with any videos. This worksheet contains three sections: before watching, while watching and after watching. Black and white version included.
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“Marc & Millie Travel the U.S.” is a comprehensive unit on the 6 regions of the U.S. Each region will be available individually as they are finished throughout the year. They will eventually be bundled into one unit. Each regional unit will have details of its particular states including state flag, state bird, state flower, state coin, & sites to see. I will be using real photos of sites. I will also be making a 5 region & 4 region option.
Having a hard time finding assessments for measuring the volume of a liquid? I always pair this assessment with real, hands-on practice in the classroom. I’ve also used it to introduce this topic with the assessment first so the students know how to read the graduated cylinders before you give them one with water in it. There are 6 questions on this one page assessment and an answer document that goes with it. You can use them as exit tickets, homework, class practice, final assessments or in any other way you see fit.
Included in this package: ✸ 1 Volume Assessment Page (with graduated cylinders all in increments of 10) ✸ 1 Answer Key
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This is a great activity for the students to understand that not all animals are alike. In this activity the students will be able identify each animal and which category they belong in. Students are to cut and paste the animals in their correct category. I hope your students enjoy this activity as much as mine did. Thank you! Yamila Rezola
This resource features 12 posters, 12 student self-evaluations, and 48 writing prompts (4 per character trait). Character traits include: caring, citizenship, cooperation, courage, honesty, perseverance, respect, responsibility, self-control, self-motivation, tolerance, and trustworthy.
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This packet features 12 posters illustrating and defining the 12 character traits chosen for this resource. There is a self-evaluation for each character trait to encourage students to think about what behaviors demonstrate that particular trait and how their behavior rates according to the scale provided. The resource contains 48 themed writing prompts to get students thinking and writing about the experiences and issues that directly affect them. Each of the character traits included in this packet have writing prompts. The prompts cover the following categories: opinion writing, informative/explanatory writing, narrative writing and response to a quote. Students can use the back of their writing page if they need more room to complete their response.
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This free pack is sure to help you through your writing dialogue unit! In this pack you will receive: -Posters outlining the rules to edit and punctuate dialogue correctly -A passage for students to correctly edit and punctuate dialogue, with answer keys -Links to my blog posts on teaching dialogue with additional ideas, lessons, and mentor texts -Student center/group activity and recording sheet to practice putting together a quote with the correct punctuation
This simple addition dice game helps students practice addition facts (sums of 2-12), comparing 2 numbers (more / less) and counting by 2 to add.
The game involves rolling 2 dice, recording the numbers, comparing the numbers and crossing out the number that is less, re-rolling the lower number, adding the final 2 numbers, comparing sums (awarding points for the sum that is higher) and finally, adding up the points by using counting by 2 to get the total.
Each player can use a full page recording sheet OR use the 1/2 size (2 sheets on one page).
This game is can be differentiated by using different dice (with larger numbers or dots vs. numbers).
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Update Jan. 2019. At the request of a TPT buyer, I have added a simplified recording sheet. Students just need to roll 2 dice and add the 2 numbers. 🙂
NOTE: This is not your typical bingo game. It is a modified version with less spaces on each game card. It a more of a mixture between bingo and tic-tac-toe.
This game allows students to practice telling time to the 5 minute intervals (:00, :05, :10, :15, etc.) It has a maximum of 6 players, which makes it a great center activity for small groups. It comes with complete student directions, 6 bingo cards, 25 time cards, and bingo chips ready to be cut out.
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Description Make fact fluency practice fun with this engaging game that incorporates all four operations! Great for small group instruction also. File includes colorful cards, a score sheet, and an example of how a hand is played.
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Trying to reach your students by using social media AND attempting to have them comprehend Shakespeare? Why not combine the two?
Due to a careless moment, Romeo’s cell phone was destroyed when he dropped it on Verona’s cobblestone streets. Your student’s job is to recreate the text messages that were lost from Romeo’s phone. Students choose a scene in the play to recreate in text-language.
This seven page document gives a fun- yet school appropriate- lesson for students to recreate a scene from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Included is the assignment and evaluation explained, an example to model from, and printable sheets of texting balloons for filling in the texts.
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Nonsense Word Fluency. Help students improve CVC phonics skills by classifying words as either real or nonsense.
This is a great Nonsense Words Activity that may be played independently or with a partner. It’s a wonderfully simple game that is virtually prep free for the teacher, but it is also fun, easy and enhances both phonemic awareness and phonics skills. Even the most shy of students will get verbal with this game!
There are 10 mini word cards featuring Consonant Vowel Consonant Words. Students simply select a card from the top of the card pile, classify the word as either a nonsense or real word, then write it.
The fun comes in when the student holds up either a MONSTER or ROBOT to represent either a NONSENSE or REAL word.
This activity is ready-made. Simply duplicate, laminate a few pieces and get a few kids together and let the play begin! (Use popsicle sticks to attach to the monster/robot pictures to make them into little puppets…)
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Free Sample – Problem Solving: Task Cards and Journal Prompts for Kindergarten Math (Common Core)
This set is a sample of my kindergarten Problem Solving set. This set includes six problems on task cards and math journal prompt strips.
This set is designed to get students thinking and talking about math. With the color-coded task cards, you will always have a problem at your fingertips. Use the cards on the carpet or in small groups—even while waiting in line. The problems vary in difficulty and are perfect for think-pair-share and for developing math vocabulary and language. Have the children extend their learning by using the included math journal prompts. Each of the problems is also included as a cut and glue journal prompt. This allows children to draw and write to show their mathematical thinking.
This sample contains one problem from each of the following domains: Counting and Cardinality (CC) Numbers and Operations in Base Ten (NBT) Operations and Algebraic Thinking (OA) Geometry Task Cards (G) Measurement and Data (MD) Challenge Task Cards (star)
Math Journal Prompts (14 per page)
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Introducing “Apples!” Deedee Wills and I have teamed up to create a set of monthly poetry songs.
This file is the freebie version of a larger set. In the paid mini-set, you get 4 songs, and each includes: 1. A link to a video that illustrates songs–with an emphasis on lyrics to promote reading. 2. An mp3 track for each song with vocals 3. An mp3 track for each song karaoke version 4. Lyrics in color and black and white. Please head HERE if you’re interested:
The larger set including 36 videos/songs/lyrics featuring poetry music for the year is available HERE.
Deedee has also made TONS of additional activities to accompany these songs. Click HERE for the mini-version.
This is the “Welcome” to class goodie bag poem that many teachers use for Meet & Greet or Open House/Meet the Teacher Night. I just “Hollywooded” it up with Hollywood graphics and colors to fit with Hollywood themed classrooms or just for those who like think their kiddos are Movie Stars.
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