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Middle school informational text videos on sale
Arbor Day Readings + Activities + Crafts
Arbor Day is coming... and this is a great opportunity to create environmental awareness in our children and students!!! This resource can be used both physically and digitally. It includes: - Cover page. - How to do page. p1: - What is Arbor Day about? p2: - What do you know about trees? p3: - The life cycle of a tree. > Seeding. > Sapling. p4: > Mature tree. > Fruit tree. p5 - Activities p6: - Video "7 FUN FACTS ABOUT TREES! FACTS FOR KIDS!" p7: - Answer the following questions ab
Grades:
1st - 8th
Types:
RI8.1, RI8.3, RI8.7 Exam - Citing Evidence, Making Connections, + Multimedia
First, do a web search for the video - Millennials Ditching DriverÅ› Licenses - you will find this 55 second clip on YouTube and from USATODAY.com. Play the video clip once for the entire class before students begin reading. Once the clip ends, direct students to begin their exam. This exam consists of 10 standard based multiple choice questions - an answer key is provided on the last page. Students will read two informational passages - on Millennial trends and female veterans in American histor
Grades:
8th
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Also included in:Â RI Standards: Informational Text Four EXAMS - English 8
W8.2 IQ and Intelligences Research + Informative Essay (Flowers for Algernon)
This short research project pairs beautifully with a close reading of Flowers for Algernon, although the research project and essay could easily be used on their own or embedded in a variety of other nonfiction or science units. Students begin by researching the history of work on intelligence and IQ by visiting at least 3 of the resources provided (students have six choices). Students wrap up their research by watching at least 1 video or taking an IQ test for fun (links are provided). Next, st
Grades:
8th
Also included in:Â Flowers for Algernon Unit - paired w/ Prometheus, Frankenstein, and poetry
Radio Influence on American Life and Culture
The slides in this presentation contain embedded links to video clips, questions, research writing tasks, images, and extension activities for students to easily follow along like digital notes or can be used as a teacher presentation. The Essential Question for students is: How did radio influence American life in the years before the birth of Rock and Roll? By the end of the unit, students will understand the changing nature and influence of radio on American life in successive eras, from the
Grades:
6th - 8th
Also included in:Â English 8 - Entire Year: Activities, Projects, Rubrics, Exams, Homework
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