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Make planning your Amplify ELA Grade 6 Unit E: Summer of the Mariposas novel study simple and organized with this easy-to-follow pacing guide. This resource breaks down every lesson in the unit so you can quickly see what happens in each lesson, which chapters are read, how long the readings are, and how many days you may need to complete each lesson. It’s perfect for teachers who want a clear overview of the entire unit without flipping through every lesson in the curriculum. Whether you’re pla

Bring the excitement of NASA’s Artemis II mission into your classroom with this engaging word search activity! Perfect for students learning about space, astronauts, or lunar exploration. This two-sided activity is a fun way to reinforce key vocabulary while watching videos or reading about the mission. What’s Included: Front Side: Directions for completing the word search, plus a list of 15 key words with definitions to help students learn as they search.Back Side: Word search puzzle featuring

This product helps your students identify the steps of the Hero's Journey using the movie, Onward. Students will identify the elements of the ordinary world, call to adventure, mentors, crossing the threshold, helpers, enemies, achieving the goal, transformations, and the return home. Easy to print and go! Great for a sub plan or a fun classroom reward. This product was created as a culminating activity to reading Summer of the Mariposas by Guadalupe Garcia McCall. This book follows the Hero's J

I call this game: "Around the Room Balancing Chemical Equations Game." What a mouth full, but it describes the game so well! Students will pair up with someone and compete to balance ALL of the equations CORRECTLY! I allow all of the students to be "winners" once they've completed the game (some want to give up). :) Instructions: First, students will need to know how to balance chemical equations, be familiar with the periodic table, and understand the differences between coefficients and subscr

Simple quiz to label pictures to the stages of Mitosis. Stages include: interphase, prophase, metaphase, telophase, anaphase, cytokinesis. Provide feedback!

I created this to help students understand how to find the sums and differences of rational numbers using a number line. This can also be used alongside a dry erase number line.

With a partner, students will demonstrate one of Newton's Laws of Motion to their class. They will include the following in their demonstration using multiple forms of resources: · State the law · Demonstration of the law· Provide 2-3 examples of the law· YouTube demonstration for an extra example you couldn’t perform in class This can be easily edited to be done individually, by assigning all 3 laws to each student, or by assigning all 3 laws to a group/partners. Enjoy! :)

I created this lab supplement that combines Discovery Education's Plan it Out and Push and Pull lessons from Unit 2 Levitating Forces Lesson 3 Activities 8 & 9. The first pages are discussing the 4 possible experiments from Activity 8. You can use them to discuss and teach independent, dependent, and control variables. The last page includes a table for students to collect their data using the supplies from experiment 1. Discovery Education labs can be challenging for my 6th grade students to

When downloading this PDF, you will find a link to the Google Slides presentation on the first page. Use this Google Slides presentation to teach the three parts of the fire triangle. Slides include an explanation of what fire is, the three components necessary for fire, the three types of heat transfer, and how to maintain a fire. Slides 1-10 are informational. Slide 11 is a quick exit slip identifying key concepts from slides 1-10. Slide 12 includes instructions to make a visual representing t

This is a web to describe the different organelles in plants and animals. It is used to organize and differentiate the organelles that are similar and different between plants and animals. Using the Cell Organelles Table, follow the directions below. Directions directly from the graphic organizer: 1. Outline organelles functions for JUST ANIMALS: RED 2. Outline organelles functions for JUST PLANTS: GREEN 3. Write in each box the organelles’ function (what it does) 4. Just outside the box, draw

This graphic organizer was used alongside Amplify 6B: Subunit 4 Lesson 2 Activities 3 and 4. Students are to evaluate why given details are specific in The Red-Headed League (paragraphs 89-162). I had students work in small groups to discuss and explain their reasoning for why each detail was suspicious. This made for great collaboration and group work!

This graphic organizer was used alongside Amplify 6B: Subunit 4 Lesson 1 Activities 4 and 5. Students are to evaluate why given details are specific in The Red-Headed League (paragraphs 1-88). I had students work in small groups to discuss and explain their reasoning for why each detail was suspicious. This made for great collaboration and group work!