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All about Mood in Literature video with an accompanying worksheet
Here is an awesome, stimulating, and all encompassing video about Mood in Literature. I added a worksheet to go along with it so students can fill out and review the necessary information. First, we just watched the video in its entirety from beginning to end. Afterwards, we went through it slowly with the worksheet and wrote down and discussed the different aspects of what creates the mood in a work of Literature. Enjoy!!!
6th - 10th
Literature
Persuasive Editorial draft template
A super clear and organized draft template for a persuasive editorial. It includes Persuasive lead, thesis statement, 3 reason and explain/evidence paragraphs, and conclusion.
6th - 12th
Writing
Sharecropping and Contract System
Here is an exciting and engaging way to get students to really understand what it felt like for former slaves under the Contract System and as Sharecroppers.
Not Specific
Social Studies
Newspaper Template
Here is a fantastic FREE resource - a stylish newspaper template perfect for creating class newspapers or editorial pieces. The captivating design adds an extra level of excitement to inspire students in their report writing endeavors! Students write their name where it says "author" and the title of their report where it says "Title". Enjoy and good luck!
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English Language Arts, For All Subjects, Writing
Personal Narrative Draft Template
A neat and clear personal narrative draft template. Its formatted as Introduction, Begginig, Middle, End, and Conclusion.
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Creative Writing, Writing
Conditions of Surrender at Appomattox
This worksheet explores the lenient conditions of surrender at Appomattox, marking the end of the Civil War. It discusses the promises made to Confederate soldiers, including their ability to return home, surrender weapons, retain horses, receive rations, and avoid prosecution as long as they followed Union laws. The objective is to understand the peaceful transition and reconciliation that General Grant aimed for.
7th - 9th
U.S. History
About Roosevelts hidden disability with 10 comprehension questions at the end
An interesting article that discusses Roosevelts disability and how he approached it and dealt with it. There is also 10 comprehension questions on the next page to really get your students thinking and bring up some interesting discussions. Enjoy!
8th - 12th
U.S. History
Lincoln's Assassination Article with ten questions at the end
A comprehensive article about Lincolns Assassination with pictures and ten comprehension questions at the end.
6th - 9th
U.S. History
My experience at the Gettysburg Address
A first-hand narrative from a young child's perspective, recounting their experience of witnessing the iconic Gettysburg Address. It offers students an authentic and relatable understanding of this historic event. It makes the Gettysburg event seem more applicable to them personally, with a whole lot of real facts and information packed in. Enjoy!
Not Specific
U.S. History
Abraham Lincoln and the Jews
A comprehensive and engaging article describing Abraham Lincolns relationship with the Jews during his times.
6th - 12th
Social Studies, U.S. History
Short story about a commendable action with thinking questions at the end
A cute and light short story about a young boy who did a very commendable action. It also includes 2 thinking questions at the end to get those wheels turning. I used it as an add-on when teaching the word "commendable" in Vocabulary, but it can be used for any Language arts subjects and even just to teach an important lesson about generosity, selflessness, judging favorably, and many more. Enjoy!
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English Language Arts, For All Subjects, Vocabulary
Assiduous logic puzzles
Three challenging and fun brain teasers. The instructions include two Vocabulary words, "assiduous" and "exertion". I used it as a stimulating and exciting add-on when teaching those two words in Vocabulary, but its also a great activity for early finishers or extra credit. Enjoy!
8th - 12th
For All Subjects, Vocabulary
Intriguing events
Here's a clear and comprehensive sheet about two true intriguing events that occurred. I used it as an interesting add-on when teaching the word "Intrigued" in Vocabulary, but it can be used for a myriad of subjects or topics. Enjoy!
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For All Subjects, Vocabulary
Brainy fun facts
Here is a FREE captivating and exhilarating sheet highlighting six extraordinary facts about the human brain. It can be used for Biology or any other lesson that involves the human brain. Hope your students love it as much as mine did! Enjoy!
Not Specific
Biology, Science
15 ways to UTILIZE a simple scarf - Vocabulary fun sheet
I used this as an extra cute add-on when teaching the word "utilize" in Vocabulary.
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For All Subjects, Vocabulary
Book Fair Coloring Sheet
Print on hard paper and cut in half.
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English Language Arts, For All Subjects
Soldiers personal account
This passage is a first-person account of a farmer named Samuel Johnson who joined the Union army during the American Civil War. It explores his internal struggle between loyalty to his peaceful life and the call to defend his nation, his experiences on the front lines of war, the bonds formed with fellow soldiers, and the enduring impact the war had on his life. Its a great way to get students engaged and give them more of a personal connection to the Civil War. It also includes ten comprehensi
4th - 10th
Social Studies, U.S. History
Emancipation Proclamation worksheet
I created a worksheet in collaboration with this awesome and interactive PowerPoint. Emancipation Proclamation Power PointStudents had to predict how each of the six people would react to the Emancipation Proclamation while we're on the corresponding slide in the PowerPoint. Afterwards, we discussed all the possible answers and only then proceeded to review the topic further using the PowerPoint slides.
5th - 9th
U.S. History
Opinion Vs. Debatable topic
This document explains the difference between an opinion and a debatable topic in an easy-to-understand way. It's really helpful for students to learn which topics they can write persuasive essays or editorials about. It also includes 4 practice questions at the end.
4th - 12th
Creative Writing, English Language Arts, Writing
5-question quiz template for any subject
I have created a booklet consisting of six of these worksheets for my students. Each day, we begin our history lesson with a 5-question quiz or review session. We go through the questions together as a class and discuss the answers. After completing the quiz, students record their scores out of 5 in the designated score box. This booklet can also be adapted and utilized for other subjects as well. Enjoy!
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For All Subjects
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I teach eighth grade History and English Language Arts
Teaching style
My teaching approach is a balanced blend of the traditional teacher-centered, student-centered, and collaborative methods. I provide direct instruction while also creating an environment where students actively engage in their learning, develop critical thinking skills, and embrace their individual talents. Collaboration is encouraged, fostering a sense of community and teamwork. Overall, I strive for a harmonious balance between teacher-guided learning, student autonomy, and collaborative experiences. Also, I believe that the greatest form of discipline is a clear and stimulating lesson.
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