Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Action Verbs Synonym List With Pictures

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Encourage your students to use action verbs in their writing! This resource will help your students increase their vocabulary and enhance their writing pieces. This resource comes with picture and definition support to help your students learn new words.

1st - 5th

English Language Arts, Writing

ESOL Formative Assessment grading Sheet

Created by

Elanie Persaud

This grading sheet is for ESOL, TESOL, ESL, ELD teachers who are looking for a quick and concise way to conduct formative assessment in all 4 language domains. There is a place on the grading sheet where you can select the domain that you are assessing, write a description of the assessment, and write in the name of the classroom teacher of the students. Teachers can make copies of the blank sheet and store them in a binder and use this resource to track and compare student data. This is also a

PreK - 5th

English Language Arts, Math

CCSS

K.CC.B.4

, K.CC.B.5

, K.CC.C.7

Polygons PowerPoint Lesson - Introduce Geometry Vocabulary - 3rd Grade Geometry

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VA SOL Superstars

Ready to introduce polygons to your 3rd graders? This digital lesson is ready to go! The PowerPoint introduces 2-D geometry vocabulary with lots of real world pictures and connections. You can also print a page of fill-in-the-blank student notes to increase engagement and accountability during the presentation. Vocabulary used: polygon, open and closed figure, triangle, quadrilateral, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, nonagon, and decagon. What's included?17-slide powerpoint with photo an

2nd - 4th

Geometry, Math

Also included in: Polygons Math Bundle - 3rd Grade Geometry Unit (SOL 3.12)

Thesis Statement Scaffolded Worksheet

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Cosmic Education Without Borders

Use this scaffolded worksheet to get your students writing those pesky thesis statements. Three levels of complexity gradually release the objective. I've also provided two examples of simple thesis statements (one at a slightly higher level). Both examples were created BY STUDENTS on the very first day of the lesson. Neither student even knew what a thesis statement was before that day. As with all my worksheets, this is fully editable and customizable to fit your students needs. My student

3rd - 8th

English Language Arts, Writing