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Perfect Graphic Organizer to use when creating an identity map or brainstorming for any topic.

Literature Circle Role Sheets: Includes role sheets on: Discussion DirectorConnectorResearcherIllustratorQuote Wizard Vocabulary Enricher

Students work in leveled reading groups with the same book and complete this packet. It is a activity to do every Friday of the Quarter and then by the end of the quarter, they have read a novel together.

Students create goals for the beginning of the year in class.

Graphic Organizer for demonstration of learning at the end of class to assess what students learned.

Professional Development that helps teachers to support ELL students in the general education classroom. Multiple strategies provided!

Know, Want to Learn, Learned Graphic Organizer

Students are given three choices to promote AVID (a commercial, song or pamphlet). Rubric is included. The purpose is to build the AVID morale in schools!

A listening activity in which students listen to popular romantic ballads and fill in the lyrics.

A form for students in Avid class to fill out as soon as they walk into class on study hall days. Teachers can monitor and conference with students on what they're working on.

A graphic organizer in which students analyze a character from literature.

This is a choiceboard project in which students have three options that include technology, a poster or a flyer. Students must create a club in the school and persuade students to join. Included is the task and rubric.

Students read passages and determine if they are first person, second person or third person. Students explain WHY. It is a great work centers activity or homework as well.

A detailed rubric to score your ESL/ELA students on their literary analysis essay. Also, a guide for your students to follow while they are writing their essay.

When students watch their peers present, they can fill out a "Grow and Glow" form to give them feedback on what they can improve on and what they succeeded at.

Students can give feedback to their peers during presentations, while reading their essays or projects. T.A.G. is an easy way to have students give feedback! You can make it an expression, like "Tag 2 peers before you hand in your essay!"

An activity for your students to work on the day before Holiday Break! Includes: Analyze a Song Vocabulary Work Summary Theme Making Connections

Students can read sample passages and identify the point of view of the passage.

A vocabulary activity you can use with your ESL kids that helps them to make connections to the word.

This is a simple presentation rubric for new entrants into the country in your ESL class. It is a quick and easy way to teach elements that make a presentation great and allows you to give a 40 point presentation grade when students get in front of the class.