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Common Core Question Stems 6th Grade ELA - Reading: Literature
165 Common Core Reading: Literature Question Stems and Annotated Standards specifically written for Grade 6! Meet the rigor and demands of the Common Core with ease with these standard-specific question stems ready to "pop" into lessons, activities, or assessments.No more guessing, no more time spent researching what the standards actually mean, no more coming up with your own questions to be sure you are using the verbiage and rigor your students need. Save yourself HOURS and eliminate the gue
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6th
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Common Core Question Stems 6th Grade ELA BUNDLE - Over 800 Stems!
THE must-have resource for everything you need for aligning lessons and assessments to the Common Core has arrived! Our SmartFlip Common Core Reference Guides are the smart way to keep the Common Core and much more, right at your fingertips. SAVE 30% buying this bundle!Meet the rigor and demands of the Common Core with ease with these standard-specific question stems ready to "pop" into lessons, activities, or assessments.No more guessing, no more time spent researching what the standards actual
Grades:
6th
Literature Cafe: Drama, Poetry & Prose Menu and Anchor Charts
When teaching the three types of Literature set the stage to engage! I created this Cafe style menu to introduce elements of literature and allow the students to reflect on the differences they noticed. I just set up tables like a cafe with several examples of each type of literature on each. They spent a few minutes sampling a type of literature and then a few minutes recording their thoughts in their cafe menus before rotating to the next type of literature.
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3rd - 7th
Literary Elements: Suspense Slideshow Lesson with Writing Prompts, Middle School
Transform your literature class with our captivating suspense lesson. Explore the art of literary suspense through pacing, weather elements, foreshadowing, and cliffhanger techniques. Unveil the secrets of crafting suspenseful narratives with engaging visuals, writing prompts, detailed descriptions, a student-friendly rubric, and alignment with Common Core State Standards. Includes Pear Deck add-ons for interactive learning, complete with teacher and student instructions.
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6th - 8th
6th Grade Reading Connect 4 (Spiral Review)
Are you looking for a way to engage your students and review for your end of the year testing? This Connect 4 Spiral Review is your game! My kiddos beg to play this game with me! I split my students into groups of 5 or 6 to play the game. Each team has to use cooperation to come up with the answers for the review test questions on the board. The winning teams get to place a colorful sticky note onto the board. The first team to make a row of 4 wins! Enjoy!
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4th - 6th
Literary Elements: Flashback Lesson with Writing Prompts, Middle School
Elevate your literature class with our engaging flashback lesson. Explore the power of literary flashbacks through character, plot, theme, and emotion. Dive into past events that deepen character understanding. This resource includes Pear Deck add-ons, detailed teacher and student instructions, visuals, writing prompts, descriptions, student rubric, and alignment with Common Core State Standards.
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6th - 8th
Poetry 101- Figurative Language and Elements
This is an introduction the elements of poetry. The structure of a poem, the elements of poetry and figurative language. Jacqueline Woodson Poet Study Rubrics Self assessments Examples and practice questions I do we do you do format exit tickets
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2nd - 9th
Readers Theater Play for Elementary School
This Readers Theater play is great for elementary and middle school, grades 4th through 8th. 6 actors. 3M, 3F. 30 minutes. Minimal props. It is titled "Barbecue at the Prom." It's a classic tale of guys versus girls! Everyone is supposed to work together on the prom committee but opinions get in the way, creating divisions. One side wants pasta and lace, the other wants sports and barbecue! The two groups square off . . . will they eventually work together and compromise?Do not worry about any c
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4th - 8th
Figurative Language Cheat Sheet
This product is a handy figurative language cheat sheet that can be given digitally, or printed out for students. I found that my students had a hard time remembering figurative language terms and the concept of annotating, so I made this handout for them to use while annotating and close reading.
Grades:
6th - 9th
ELA Question Stems (6th) for End of Grade tests
Please enjoy this free download. Use this list of question stems, commonly seen on the sixth-grade end-of-the-year standardized test, to build lessons, create practice activities for remediation or extension assignments, and/or to review for the test.
Grades:
5th - 7th
Vocabulary guide for chapters 1-10 of 'Skellig' by David Almond
'Skellig' is a fantastic novel which can be accessed and understood by younger and older readers alike. Also a great novel for home schooling. This handout defines the more challenging vocabulary for the first ten chapters of the novel, allowing the students to refer to them quickly and continue with their reading. Please see my other 'Skellig' resources in my shop...bundles available!image copywright given by Mr Jeacock
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5th - 6th
The Lightning Thief - Text Dependent Question Chapter 5
In continuation of holding students accountable. Text dependent question Chapter 5.
Grades:
6th
Chapter 2 for The Watson's Go to Birmingham-1963
A short comprehension quiz for students after they read chapter 2, multiple choice.
Grades:
4th - 7th
Watson's Go To Birmingham Chapter 1 Quiz
Comprehension Check after students read chapter 1
Grades:
4th - 7th
Hootie Classroom Lesson Plans
Free Classroom Lesson Plans for the book Hootie:
Age Level: 8 up
Grade Level: 3-9
Story themes: rite of passage, overcoming physical injury, leaving the nest, learning to fly, survival.
Inspired by true events, this rite of passage story follows the journeys of an orphaned eight-year-old boy, Mason Classon, a displaced owl named Hootie, and Jim Odom, who alongside each other find the strength and determination to overcome the tragedies that took so much from them.
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5th - 8th
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