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Looking for an engaging way to teach vowel teams and diphthongs to your K–2 students? This hands-on, no-prep cut-and-paste activity gives your learners the phonics practice they need with built-in differentiation and teacher support! This resource includes four vowel teams/diphthongs and offers three scaffolded versions of each activity to meet your students where they are. Whether you're teaching whole group, small group, or independent literacy centers, this set will help your students u

Teachers understand how important it is to build a positive community in their classrooms. These Would You Rather...? task cards can help teachers build relationships with students and among peers by posing the question "Would You Rather...?" This digital product contains 20 Would You Rather? Task cards geared for students in second to sixth grade. Ideas for Use: - As an icebreaker - 2 Minute Relate Breaks - As a writing prompt - In morning circle time There are so many different ways you can u

Students are now required to produce short and extended constructed writing pieces in response to their reading. These task card prompts are an excellent way to help give students the practice they need to master this challenging concept. Key features of this product include: - In color and black and white - 10 open ended, multiple genre prompts - 2 editable prompts - Formatted in Google Slides - Use as a warm up - Station use - Use with a small group This is a digital product. After being

The first page of this activity set contains a notes page to be used during instruction as well as an activity page to be used with any text. This product can be used on a digital platform like Google Classroom or printed. There's an answer key and rubric included as well. This product would be great as an intro to a tone and mood unit as well as a summative activity. It's open-ended which means it can be used for a variety of grade levels as well as with any text.

I created this worksheet for my 8th grade English class. At the end of our poetry unit, I wanted students to practice identifying types of figurative language AND supporting their findings with textual evidence. This short worksheet was the perfect product to help my students demonstrate their mastery of figurative language. This was created on Google Sheets so students can use it either digitally or print it to use in class.