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Oral communication Common Core W.1.1 resources
K-2 ELPAC/ELD Speaking Practice: Support an Opinion
These speaking tasks can be used during designated ELD, as a warm up, in small groups, for ELPAC prep, etc. Students will be given a choice between two options and will be asked to justify their choice with a reason. A support slide has been added to each task that includes sentence starters for differentiated support. This task is directly aligned to the "Support an Opinion" speaking task on the ELPAC exam. 5 speaking tasks included:P.E or Art ClassFamily Pet ChoiceDinner ChoiceLibrary or Compu
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Zoo Animal Speech and Language Unit Wildlife
This speech and language bundle is perfect for your wilderness and zoo-themed units! This resource features: Zoo and Farm animal sortBig and Small animal sortSingular and Plural animal sortAnimal Inference Task CardsBeginning Sound AnimalsIrregular Past Tense Task CardsZoo Animal Smash Mats (animal and verb vocabulary)Basic Concept Task CardsZoo Animal Phonemic AwarenessSame or Different Animal Activity (compare and contrast)Zookeeper pronouns (She has a koala; He has a giraffe). /R/, /L/ and cu
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Not Grade Specific
Would You Rather Questions PowerPoint Google Slides Writing Kindergarten
This digital set includes 24 slides of Would You Rather questions for use on any digital device for whole group, small group or independent use. Students can use these for discussion prompts or writing prompts. It will encourage opinion writing with details or simple discussion. Each slide includes a duplicate slide with a one word choice instead of a phrase like the original version. So I have differentiated this for your choice of activity. Many teachers use the Would You Rather question
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Would You Rather: Google Slide
These engaging "Would you Rather" cards will have your students excited to do more. I used current and funny ideas that will keep your kids engaged. Not only can you use them as a whole class, but we use them in our writing centers in opinion writing, sentence writing, and even our morning ice breakers. There are 20 unique cards that cover a variety of topics such as food, imaginations, sports, and current events. Included is also a writing template to help your students get started.Since th
Grades:
1st - 5th
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My Emotions Book
My students LOVED this project and their parents too! They are still talking about it and their project came out so creative. Every student did it differently and it was an experience I had to share with my fellow teacher colleagues. Hope you enjoy this fun project!
It includes:
* Letter to the parents (with step-by-step instructions)
* Project format
* Sentences and words to trace
* Book Rubric
* Show and Tell Rubric
Students were able to glue on photos of themselves and have fun making each
Grades:
K - 2nd
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FIre! Fire! and Curious George at the FIre Station
These text work great in October when Fire Safety is studied! Students will compare and contrast an informational and fictional text while leaning about fire safety! Turn, talk and share activities keep students engaged. Many common core standards for reading, writing, speaking and listening are covered in the 2 week study!
Grades:
1st
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