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This lesson plan includes a detailed power point with teaching instructions in the notes section. Includes an "into" activity, learning objective, 2 modeled examples and guided practice. You can buy the whiteboard printables for guided practice and "modeled steps" to aid in expert thinking separately as well as the . paired independent practice worksheet for students to complete on their own to assess understanding of the lesson.

This lesson is designed to teach students roots and affixes. The powerpoint comes with instructions in the notes section for the pacing of the lesson. Includes guided practice, a group activity, whole class activity, and mixed review. Sold separately: Roots independent practice with more mixed review questions and illustration section.

This is a power point that models for students how to differentiate between and analyze similes and metaphors using steps. The power point has guided practice that can be completed on the whiteboards (sold separately). There is also an independent practice worksheet that is meant to be paired with this lesson as well (sold separately).

An introduction to plot google slide deck. Slide deck starts with an introduction to plot then has a model of how to do a plot diagram/chart using a fable. After the model, there is a guided practice for the class to do together with the fable "The Elephant and the Tiger." Finally, students watch the Pixar short "Big Buck Bunny" write down main events and then create a plot diagram for the movie.

This lesson plan could take 2-3 days depending on how long your periods are. First, students are given direct instruction on theme. Then, there are two models on how to identify theme. This lesson includes 5 guided practice partner activities for finding theme as well as an extension activity for analyzing theme in movies and books that allows for some student choice. This resource includes my lesson plan (and pacing), a full answer key for the guided practice, and student examples from the exte

This is a PPT to introduce the idea of tone and mood. In this lesson there is an "into" activity using visuals, a stated learning objective, 2 examples with modeling, a graphic organizer, and guided practice with clearly defined "steps." Students use whiteboards to complete the guided practice as a class and share their responses. There is also "independent practice" on the last slide that you can simply cut and paste into a word document for students to complete on their own in class using what

Get ready to bring charm and efficiency to your classroom with our delightful Daily Agenda Slides designed specifically for teachers like you! Embrace organization and transparency, while adding a touch of minimalist aesthetics to your daily routines. Main Features: Editable and Customizable: Tailor the slides to perfectly match your teaching style and preferences. Add, remove, or rearrange text elements effortlessly to suit your unique classroom needs.Comprehensive Daily Agenda: Keep your stude

Get ready to bring charm and efficiency to your classroom with our delightful Daily Agenda Slides designed specifically for teachers like you! Embrace organization and transparency, while adding a touch of minimalist aesthetics to your daily routines. Main Features: Editable and Customizable: Tailor the slides to perfectly match your teaching style and preferences. Add, remove, or rearrange text elements effortlessly to suit your unique classroom needs.Comprehensive Daily Agenda: Keep your stude

Get ready to bring charm and efficiency to your classroom with our delightful Daily Agenda Slides designed specifically for teachers like you! Embrace organization and transparency, while adding a touch of folksy floral aesthetics to your daily routines. Main Features: Editable and Customizable: Tailor the slides to perfectly match your teaching style and preferences. Add, remove, or rearrange text elements effortlessly to suit your unique classroom needs. Comprehensive Daily Agenda: Keep your

This is a lesson plan that outlines Author's Purpose using a graphic organizer. The graphic organizer outlines how to identify the features of text that is meant to inform, persuade, explain, and entertain. There is an into activity, 2 modeled examples, outlined steps so students can identify the author's purpose, and guided practice with answers. At the end there are review questions for students to answer as a class calling on information from the lesson.