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Revolutionary War: a soldiers story/No Turning Back
In No Turning Back, Samuel Overton tells his story of joining the North Carolina Continental Line and fighting in the Revolutionary War as a free man of color. This creative retelling of the life of a real person can be used in various ways, for example as a reading piece for children or young people to enter into the story of an individual who chose to fight for independence, or as the script for a dramatic reading. No Turning Back can be used on its own in the classroom or as a companion to th
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Black History, Reading, U.S. History
Also included in: Revolutionary War: a soldier's story /complete materials
Fall Themed Thanksgiving Writing Activity w/Graphic Organizer|ELA 3rd-7th Grade
Looking for a great way for students to improve their narrative writing skills? "A Seat at the Table" is a fun and differentiated writing prompt that will engage your students right from the start! Students will love writing about their ultimate Thanksgiving Day Dinner with their three distinguished guests of honor. Tips:Use whole group or small groupUse it in ELA CentersUse it for creative writingUse it the week before Thanksgiving breakUse it to practice including sensory detailsUse it
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Grammar, Other (Social Studies), Writing
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CCRA.W.3
, CCRA.W.4
, CCRA.W.5
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I Can Play With Cars Social Story
Help students to learn how to use toy cars and the ramp, by reading a social story to go over the rules first! Be sure to cut the pages in half and create a social story they can look at throughout the year! ©️ Copyright 2024 Preschool Time for All. All rights reserved. One license is for one educator and their students/caseload. Permission is granted to copy pages specifically for student or teacher use only by the original purchaser or licensee. Reproduction of this product for an other use
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Interacting with Police Officers Social Story
A great social story to teach individuals with special needs, whom often can become physical when trying to communicate their needs,how to appropriately interact with police officers. This social story was created to teach these individuals the seriousness of what happens should they become physical with an officer.
It should be taught to all individuals with special needs, and reviewed often. In addition, this would be a great resource for police stations to keep handy!
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Also included in: Social Stories
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