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GIVE a man a fish, and he will be full for a day; TEACH a man to fish, he will be full for a lifetime.
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In this activity, literary elements (narrative, plot, setting, conflict, symbolism, theme, mood, tone and climax) are related to pizza ingredient...
This worksheet can be used before AND after reading "The Giver." Students will read ten (10) "big ideas" from "The Giver." They have to decide t...
Anticipating Guide (Agree/Disagree) with the main themes and big ideas from the novela "Seedfolks." Student will choose to agree and disagree wi...
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Consise PowerPoint over the sun, including the three layers of interior and three atmospheric layers. Also includes diagrams for students to vis...
Play "Memory"-style game for review and practice of equivalent fractions. Play with at least two (2) players. The player with the most equivale...
Use this chart with any novel to fill in the "big ideas" by chapter! Chart includes questions so this can be done independently or as a group!
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This two-page worksheet puts "non-math" operations in question and discusses which operations use the communicative property and which do not and...
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This activity is associated with "The Witch of Blackbird Pond" and the Reading skill of sequencing.
I did a timed "relay" of putting these eve...
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Role Sheets, designed for each Literature Circle group member to participate, offer uniquely set tasks to allow different points of view, opinion...
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These pages (meant to be copied front to back) ask small groups to consider the ending of "The Giver." The groups will discuss if Jonas and Gabr...
There are many parallelisms between the novel "The Giver" and the movie "Pleasantville." If you plan to watch the movie to demonstrate the paral...
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Can't find a way to get kids to volunteer to read or share their favorite books in class? Put them on the HOT SEAT! Just copy and laminate to us...
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Short, quick way to assess students ability to add and subtract fractions. Ten questions, adding and subtracting is intermingled.
To be used at a "first day of school" activity or in Reading as a Character Analysis, this bio poem template breaks down the poem step by step an...
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Use this Tic-Tac-Toe Book Report template to allow students to choose specific activities as an alternative and authentic assessment for chosen b...
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Two-page worksheet showing the rules of commas with examples and explanation. Great to use in conjunction with practice pages!
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Use this quiz as a quick assessment over commas and apostrophes. Fifteen questions allows for an accurate account of knowledge without being red...
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20-problem quiz that have greater than, less than, or equal to problems. A very quick quiz to be used as a pre, post, or mid-unit assessment.
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15-question quiz over operations and work with decimals, including writing them in word form, ording from greatest to least, rounding to place va...
Having trouble getting one or a group or students to care about assignments? Do you feel like it's that time of year to visit the idea of EFFORT...
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FEEDBACK
Gigiano
Very helpful with helping students to organize their own discussion groups!
June 17, 2013
BrandiKendrick
I home school my kids and they are so ready for summer break! Effort is not being put forth and this evaluation sheet is just what I need!!! Thank you
April 15, 2013
tahoetishas
This was a great intro.
April 7, 2013
LTrizila
A short assessment to determine if students understand how to add and subtract fractions with both common and uncommon denominators.
April 5, 2013
KateNH
The agree/disagree statements are a good tool to get students thinking about their own biases before reading the book. The questions all being about neighbors may limit students in identifying the messages in the book. This book is about much more than how a neighborhood gets along.
February 10, 2013
aferrara06
thanks
February 8, 2013
dietpepsi
Thanks for the rules!
February 1, 2013
giesemm
I am adapting this for my Intro to College course!
January 14, 2013
bamaberly
Saved me some time. Kids really got involved with it.
December 4, 2012
kymjohnston
Great concise item. Covers only what is necessary
November 18, 2012
awkwardscott
This was perfect for my lesson on the sun. I used this and a diagram of the sun in the students' notebooks. It had all the information for 5th Ca State Standard on the sun.
October 28, 2012
PPPettus
My students loved building their "pizza"! I may use real ingrediants next time and let them eat their project.
September 23, 2012
shortybiz143
Good questions but lacked higher order thinking.
June 24, 2012
Carissa Peck (TpT Seller)
Great! I'd make them pick three in a row (like tic-tac-toe) :) Thanks for the inspiration
May 29, 2012
CAHSEE Guru (TpT Seller)
Grammar lessons can be deadly, but this looks very succinct and palatable!
March 15, 2012
ladydi0718
Great activitiy to introduce the novel. Saved me SO much time, Thanks!!!
January 29, 2012
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS:
idahojenn74 re: Literature Circles / Rotation Schedule
Hi! Can you tell me for your lit circles sheet, how many students do you have in one group? I love this idea - thanks!
November 10, 2012
jsmerz re: Commas & Apostrophe Quiz
Do you have a key?
October 25, 2012
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