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Choice Board for Early Finishers
This editable choice board template is an easy and meaningful way to engage those students who finish their assigned task early.
Use as-is on a bulletin board, using a poster maker to increase the size, or give students individual, tailor-made choice boards to keep in their desks--excellent for differentiation.
There is a choice-board design representative of each month and a blank template as well.
K - 6th
For All Subjects
Test Trasnition Slide Show (Quantum) EDITABLE
About to give a test or quiz? This editable slide show begins playing "Let's take a quiz" from Phineas and Ferb as soon as you start the slide show. It is made with PBIS (Positive Behavior System) in mind and lists student expectations and what to do when students are finished with their assessment. It gives them about 40 seconds to clear off their desk and automatically changes to show to expectations of students while they are testing!
1st - 12th
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Syllabication, Spelling, Phonological Awareness, Fluency Practice
From a reading program MindPlay that has been transformed for interactive presentationmade to present as an interactive PowerPoint or printed out as cardsreview syllabication, spelling, and decoding with youthcolorful picturesteaches fluency in multisyllabic words in isolationquiz with answer key included
1st - 4th
Reading
Guided Reading Prompts on Chevron Cards
Use these colorful reading questions/prompts during your guided reading instruction. Many of the questons are similar to Fountas and Pinnell questions that can prepare them for future assessments and increase their reading level. Each card has a hint to guide you in which area the question may be most appropriate (fiction/non-fiction, before, during or after reading).
K - 6th
Close Reading, English Language Arts, Reading
French Task Cards: Les Villes et les Pays Francophones
DESCRIPTION: Wth these beautiful Francophone country and capital city task cards your students will be able to:
- become familiar with 24 different French speaking cities in the world
- practice pronouncing Francophone country and city names
- practice asking and answering I'm going to... Who's going to the capital of...? using the verb aller in the present tense for the first and third person singular forms:
Je vais à ...
Qui va à la capitale de ?....
HOW TO PLAY: Distribute cards to s
K - 9th
French, Geography
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CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.2
, CCRA.L.3
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