Amy Burbee

This quiz covers basic Shakespearean English vocabulary and English forms of thou/thee. Great for any play from Romeo and Juliet to Julius Caesar.

This document is a one-page graphic organizer great for word study and morphological analysis. Students are able to write the word root, its meaning, and language of origin, like Latin and Greek roots. Students also include examples of vocabulary containing that word part and their definitions.

This vocabulary log is great resources for any reading of expository text. It provides a place for students not only to record the definitions but also to rephrase into their own words for deeper understanding. This is great for any content area like science, history, social studies, or math where vocabulary is a big part of understanding. It also teaching students the reading skill of using textbook resources like a glossary or dictionary.

This reading journal page asks students to focus on summarizing, vocabulary, and connection to the text for each entry. It is able to be used for any literature text.

This is a compilation of decimal questions divided by topic that could be used as a study sheet, a quiz, or a test depending on your needs. It covers place value, rounding, adding, subtracting, multiply, and dividing decimals, converting, and discount/tax word problems. This could be nice for a review for standardized testing as well.

This quiz covers shapes up to eight sides as well as the trapezoid and rhombus. It can be used as a formative or summative assessment.

Students get to choose their own exciting descriptive adjectives to complete this cloze activity. This activity gives an opportunity to teach about expressive language and word choice and its effect on story.

This reading journal allows students to track their reading through summaries and quotes. It can be used with any novel or chapter book as well as informational text.

This reading journal is great for any type of reading (narrative or expository). It guides students through questions to aid in summarizing fiction or non-fiction texts.

Quizzes the ordinal numbers 1-10 plus the Spanish abbreviation system