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Word Continuum Template
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
Prefix & Suffix Assessment Bundle: Formative, Summative Tests, Data Logs 4th-7th
Transform your vocabulary instruction with this engaging assessment bundle for 4th to 8th grades. It provides pre & post tests for formative and summative data collection, data tracking charts, and student progress monitoring charts, all in convenient printable and fillable digital PDFs to support diverse learning needs. 📘 This Orton-Gillingham–aligned bundle provides teachers with resources to assess, collect data, track, and visualize student mastery of 27 common Anglo-Saxon affixes to
4th - 7th
Reading, Science of Reading, Vocabulary
Places in Town | My City & Community | Town Notes ESL
Easy notes for ESL English Language Learners to learn places in a city! This 45 page Google slide show gives pictures and images for each place in the city for students to take notes. Then, there are questions/fill in the blank where answers appear on click! Examples of targeted words are: library, school, museum, zoo, gas station, restaurant, post office, park, church, grocery store, stadium, movies. Teachers can use this to present new vocabulary and take notes, or to spark questions and
5th - 8th
Common and Proper Nouns Anchor Chart | Grammar Poster | ELA & ESL Classroom
Description:Make grammar visual and easy to understand! This Common and Proper Nouns Anchor Chart helps students clearly see the difference between the two types of nouns through simple definitions and colorful examples. Perfect for elementary / middle/ high school, ELA, and ESL classrooms.This ready-to-use grammar anchor chart is designed to make nouns, common nouns, and proper nouns simple and engaging for students to learn. Ideal for grammar walls, literacy centers, and Google Slides presenta
K - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Grammar, Literature, Writing
Pun Anchor Chart | Figurative Language | ELA Bulletin Board Poster | ESL / ELL
Description: Make teaching figurative language fun and memorable with this Pun Anchor Chart! This classroom-ready ELA poster clearly explains what a pun is, why we use puns, and includes student-friendly examples. Perfect for your reading centers, writing lessons, ELA anchor wall, and test prep!Included:✔️ Full-Color Pun Anchor Chart✔️ Student-Friendly Example ✔️ Clear Visuals for ELL Accessibility✔️ “Why We Use Puns” Explanation Perfect for: Elementary, Middle, and High SchoolELL / ESL Suppo
K - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Grammar, Literature, Writing
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