Elementary ELD
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DAMASCUS, Oregon, United States
About the store
Teaching partners Breck and Noelle work with almost 100 ELL students every day. When they started teaching at a rural elementary school in Oregon the ELPA exit rate was non-existant and growth rates minimal. In only 2 years, things turned around and exit rates, growth rates, even state testing rates were meeting AMAOs. Their combined 18 years of teaching experience provide high engaging teaching methods that incorporate technology, UDL, individualized learning and hands on fun!
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Dictionary Practice Skills
Practice dictionary skills with this practice sheet. Includes: parts of speech, multiple meanings, writing a sentence, identifying the which definition and more!
2nd - 4th
Grammar, Informational Text
ABC Alphabet Letter Hunt Upper and Lower Case
As students are learning the shapes of all the letters, this hunt will help them recall and search the shapes of the letters in upper and lower case.
PreK - 1st
English Language Arts, Phonics & Phonological Awareness
Onomatopoeia Power Point
This is a scaffolded Power Point. It starts out with pictures and gives the related word. The 2nd have students see a picture and come up with the related words themselves. That could be done in small groups, individually or whole class.
2nd - 5th
English Language Arts, Literature, Writing
Math Digit Cards
Digits 0-9, can be cut out and used for math games.
2nd - 5th
Arithmetic, Math, Place Value
Introduction to a Science Fair Power Point
I would show this power point to my students when I introduced the concept of a science fair to the class to give them a visual of the overall project.
3rd - 6th
Other (Science), Physical Science, Science
Parent Questionnaire English Spanish
Parents are the expert of their child. Give students' parents voice by sending home this Parent Questionnaire in English and/or Spanish.
PreK - 5th
For All Subjects
Elementary Genre Bingo Card
Use this bingo card for students to fill out during their reading time. Students can write the title of the book in each square and give it a rating or just have students X out each box. It's a great way for students to read different genres.
2nd - 5th
Reading, Reading Strategies
Alphabet Scavenger Hunt
Partner with parents for this activity. Students search their home for items that start with each letter of the alphabet.
K - 3rd
English Language Arts, Writing
The Westing Game - Game
Have students predict the ending of the book with this fun game.
4th - 6th
English Language Arts, Literature, Reading
Baked Potato Bar Staff Certified Classified Week
Use these posters to hang up for your potato bar for a staff appreciation week. The thumbnails are not putting text in the right spot.
2 Book Report Scoring Guides and Self Reflection
From the 34 options on the Book Report Menu, choose from 2 scoring guides to assess the student's completed projects. Students can also fill out the self reflection.
3rd - 6th
English Language Arts, Reading
Record Book Blank Sheet for Scored Writing Samples Six Strands
Keep track of your students writing scores for the 6 strands with this record sheet.
4th - 7th
Writing, Writing-Essays, Writing-Expository
PE Self Reflection Score Card Assessment
Use this Self Reflection after PE class. Students reflect on their effort and sportsmanship.
3rd - 6th
Physical Education
Genre Reading Chart
As students read books from different genres, have them fill in the chart with the characters, setting, plot and title.
3rd - 6th
English Language Arts, Literature, Reading
Dictionary Practice Skills
Practice dictionary skills with this practice sheet. Includes: parts of speech, multiple meanings, writing a sentence, identifying the which definition and more!
2nd - 4th
Grammar, Informational Text
34 Book Report Options Menu
Here is a list of 34 ways to give a book report. This menu allows students to tap into their style of learning including: technology, artistic, verbal, etc..
3rd - 6th
English Language Arts, Reading
2013-2014 Weekly Planner Year at Glance
Plan out your year for each subject using the weekly planner. This calendar gives you a year a glance to help you fit in everything before you are overwhelmed in May.
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About the store
Experience
Teaching partners Breck and Noelle work with almost 100 ELL students every day. When they started teaching at a rural elementary school in Oregon the ELPA exit rate was non-existant and growth rates minimal. In only 2 years, things turned around and exit rates, growth rates, even state testing rates were meeting AMAOs. Their combined 18 years of teaching experience provide high engaging teaching methods that incorporate technology, UDL, individualized learning and hands on fun!
Teaching style
Teacher Facilitator Workshop Style:
- Technology
- Individualized learning plans
- Universally Designed Instruction
- Constructivist hands-on learning
- Zone of Proximal Development
- Student Choice
-Engagement
My own education history
BA- Mass Communications
Masters in Teaching- elementary
Reading Specialist
ELL Endorsement
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