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Please take a moment to rate this product. Thank you! This quiz was created to accompany the Science A-Z version of "Sound." It includes five vocabulary words from the book (eardrum, vibrate, echo, energy, and volume). The first part of the quiz asks students to use a word list to fill in the blank with the correct vocabulary word choice. The second part requires students to draw a picture of one of the vocabulary words. This way, the teachers can quickly determine if students are just memorizi

I created this quiz to accompany the Science A-Z version of "Sound." There are six questions that require students to refer back to the text for their answers. I used it as an independent quiz for my second grade class, but it could also be used as a partner, small group, or whole group activity for second or third grade, depending upon your students' reading levels. It meets the following Common Core ELA standards: RI 2.1, RI 3.1, RI 2.4, RI 3.4, RI 2.5, and RI 3.5. It could also be used for sc

I wrote these notes for 7th grade Language Arts students to glue into their interactive English notebooks. They clearly outline for students the difference between a phrase and a clause. The notes can be used separately as a quick mini-lesson or with a more in-depth lesson you have already prepared. I hope you find them useful!

Please take the time to rate this product! :-) Thank you! I created these documents to help me easily keep track of my students' modes of transportation from school to home. The first page is a letter to parents asking them to fill out a brief form indicating how their child will be getting home from school each day. The letter also asks parents to send in a Change of Transportation slip when their child will temporarily be using a different mode of transportation. The Change of Transportation

This quiz was created to accompany "Ruth Law Thrills a Nation." It includes five vocabulary words from the story (feat, heroine, stood, hospitality, and spectators). A word list is provided and students fill in the blank with the correct vocabulary word choice. It also asks students to use two of the words in a sentence. I used the quiz for my class of 2nd graders, but it can be used for any student/class at this reading level.