Danielle Brown

Have your students practice their grammar and editing skills on a daily basis with this product! Starting on August 15 and going through May, there is a slide for each day of the year (in December it goes until the 23rd). Each slide focuses on an event that happened on that date in history. Errors include capitalization, punctuation, titles, homophone spelling mistakes, and more! The side of each slide is left blank if you would like to add a related picture for each sentence. Due to copyright i

Students compare events in their lives to events that happened on the local, national, or international level.

This product will give you access to links for Google Forms. There are 10 forms included. Each form covers 5 chapters and has 10 questions. Each question has the chapter where the answer can be found. There are 2-3 extended response questions per form and 7-8 multiple choice questions per form.

This file breaks the book up into sets of chapters and has 3-4 vocabulary words for every two chapters. Students are asked to look up the definition of each word and write a sentence demonstrating their understanding of each word.

This download includes fill in the blank notes (key included) for the following topics: -Where did the first Native Americans come from? (Beringia, migration) -Eastern Woodlands Tribes -Great Plains Tribes -Southwest Tribes -Northwest Tribes Copy the cover of each booklet back to back with the corresponding fill in the blanks. Students will then have 5 separate booklets to glue into their notebooks.

Directions for a newspaper project about Roanoke, Jamestown, and Plymouth.

Get a daily writing sample from your students with these high interest daily holiday writing prompts. Each day has a heading for the date and holiday followed by a related writing prompt. These include idiom interpretations, using sensory details, famous quote interpretations, opinions, and more. This includes slides to cover you EVERYDAY from August to May! The months of June and July are not included in this product.

Students will write a diamante poem about Annemarie and Ellen. There is a blank page and a page that tells the students what should go on each line.

Students review the concept of the Columbian Exchange and use a recipe to see how much the Columbian Exchange has impacted the food that we eat.

There are 5 questions included for each chapter. Of the 5, some are comprehension, and some are about figurative language.

20 Valentine themed sentences will help students figure out the meanings of difficult words.

Students are asked to create mini-murals for the following Native American regions: -Eastern Woodlands -Great Plains -Southwest -Northwest Students are required to use knowledge about housing, culture, food, etc.

Students will create a biome brochure. Students will also create a creature to live in a biome by explaining habitats and adaptations. Rubric included.

Students will create a body biography about Annemarie. It will focus on her character traits, strengths, and weaknesses.

After learning the truth about Christopher Columbus, students think of a new person to honor.

A study tool to review the difference between natural, human, and capital resources.