Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Word Continuum Template

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This graphic organizer can be used to help students add to their vocabulary! Put a word like "happy" or "fun" in the center of the continuum and add synonyms on either side of the continuum that decrease/increase in emphasis (e.g., from left to right: "glad, gleeful, happy, overjoyed, thrilled, ecstatic"). Information adapted from the book, "From Talking to Writing: Strategies for Supporting Narrative and Expository Writing" by Terrill M. Jennings and Charles W. Haynes.

3rd - 6th

Spelling, Vocabulary, Writing

Pronouns- Subjective Gender

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Laura Jay

This Power Point has scaffolding providing written visuals and coloring. As the activity progresses the assistance with visuals decrease giving students the opportunity to independently answer the question. Given that they are provided an introduction of understand then examples with visuals, your students are sure to discriminate the subjective gender pronouns he and she.

PreK - 4th

English Language Arts, Grammar

Bedhead by Margie Palatini | Adapted Text for WIDA Levels 2–3 | ESL, ELD & SLP

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DoodleBug Teacher

Bedhead by Margie PalatiniAdapted Text for WIDA Levels 2–3Oliver wakes up with a BIG problem—his hair is completely out of control!His family tries everything:waterbrushinghair gelhairpinsa baseball capBut nothing seems to work. Can Oliver survive Picture Day?This adapted reader was created to support multilingual learners who may struggle with the rich vocabulary and complex language found in the original text.The adaptation preserves the humor and major story events while providing accessible

1st - 3rd

Balanced Literacy, Close Reading

CCSS

RL.K.1

, RL.K.2

, RL.K.3

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