Farrell Boone

This front/back worksheet serves as a graphic organizer template for students to complete an Internet scavenger hunt related to the origination of the Olympics. Students must do purposeful research, record their sources, and answer the inquiries using correct language conventions.

I printed these on card stock paper and cut them out. My students were assigned to create 3 trading cards of the god or goddess of their choice. On the left side of the card, they illustrated a picture along with the Greek name of their god or goddess. On the right side, the Roman name is required as well as symbols and what the gods & goddesses reign over (such as sea, love, etc.). There is also a line for fun facts (bonus information). This activity was done during our Greek mythology unit.

Deportes - Vocabulary List Featuring Jugar (Present & Preterite) 2 to a page I printed these out on card stock paper and cut them (there are 2 to a page) and gave them to my students as an anchor vocabulary sheet for several sports related activities.

Students create their own graphic novel page that is all about who the are as a person. They will use a template that mirrors the layout of many GC novels. Example guidelines are included, however, you can adapt this to any specific directions you want followed.

This activity requires students to translate seasonal phrases using verbs in the first person (Yo form). This worksheet supports weather related vocabulary.

Students can use this graphic organizer to further develop their understanding of vocabulary words. It allows them to rewrite the word, create a sentence, draw an illustration, and idenitify three synonyms. 2 per page

This graphic organizer allows students to establish the central idea of an article, document supportive details, and identify irrelevant details.

This graphic organizer can be used with novel chapters, stories, and informational text. Suggested Use: Students draw and illustrate 8 sequential scenes/sections from a passage/text. One of the scenes is to be elaborated upon in sentence form. Finally, students are to choose one example of cause & effect from their reading. They can demonstrate their knowledge through pictures or in written response in the provided spaces.

This Summative Graphic Organizer can be used in a multitude of ways by any subject. It contains 8 varying sized boxes (numbered) that can be customized based on the topic being taught. Example: In an ELA class, you can designate each box as a specific way to retell a chapter from a novel. ex) #1 - Using varying font and color, write the name of the chapter. #2 - Illustrate a character from this chapter. #3 - Create two Twitter hashtags for the chapter. Etc., etc. The options are endless. This

This is a resource page I created for my students to increase their Spanish vocabulary knowledge. Using several non-fiction bilingual Spanish books, all of which I accessed at my local library, students used the SCOPE method (as described on the worksheet) to hunt for new words. My kids loved doing this activity together.

This simple-to-use graphic organizer allows students the opportunity to create illustrated notes alongside non-fiction articles. The 3-2-1 graphic organizer helps non-fiction come alive for students.

This is intended to go with any unit dealing with sports and recreational words. Students are assigned (or choose) a sport or pastime. They create a jersey with that theme. This is accompanied by writing a descriptive paragraph in Spanish and English based on their skill level. Expectations can be set by the teacher. My students LOVED this activity. A t-shirt (jersey) template is included.

5 Stations - Best used in a carousel activity with students rotating to each station Topics: Making Inferences Protagonist/Antagonist Vocabulary Plot Conflict