Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
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Language Jeopardy
Language Jeopardy is best for 2nd-6th graders. Some editing may be necessary to alter the rigor of the activity.
I draw a table on the white board and insert the categories in the top boxes and the point values in the remaining boxes (100-500pts). A student then says "Antonyms for 200!" (etc.) and I use this document to reference the question and the answer. If the student gets the question correct, s/he gets the points. If the student is wrong, other students can steal. If a hint is required
2nd - 6th
Core Words - Do and You
This PowerPoint presentation incorporates sentence building, answering yes or no questions during centers or morning meeting focusing on the words "Do" and "You". Each day there, the teacher goes over the day discussing social emotional learning and building and increasing communication with those with different needs. Digital Morning Message: Social Emotional Learning (SEL)- Focusing on the zones of regulation (basics; happy, sad, angry, hungry and tired); students with various communication
PreK - 8th
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CCRA.SL.6
, CCRA.L.1
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Halloween Correct the Sentence - Grammar Skill Builder - Digital Boom Cards
These INTERACTIVE Boom Cards address a student’s ability to correct grammatical errors in sentences with a Halloween theme, in a no-prep, digital format! This resource is great for progress monitoring, since there are 10 items, and the target items for each unit are different for every season/holiday, so it provides a true measure of the student’s abilities, rather than the student’s ability to memorize answers. Use it as a quick data check at the beginning or end of a session!Boom cards
1st - 6th
Grammar
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