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Compare and contrast graphic organizer provides explanation of compare/contrast, and includes sentence starters, and fill-in-the-blank spaces for students to fill in to help piece together compare and contrast paragraphs.

Graphic Organizer to help students piece personal narratives together by paragraph

Students can practice using different pronouns to complete sentences.

Use this to help students learn how to read and understand the Periodic Table

Worksheet packet on the properties of sound. Kids can use internet resources, videos, texts, or web quests to answer the questions.

A collaboration of science sentence starters I use with my sixth grade students.

Verb Tenses explains how to write verbs in past, present, and future tense. Student examples follow, allowing students to practice in partners or individually.

Task Cards to review the thirteen original colonies. Answer Key and response form included.

Properties of Light Quiz- Can also be used as a worksheet.

Quiz on the parts of an atom: Protons, Neutrons, Electrons, Electron Cloud, and Nucleus

This organizer allows students to draw out their personal narrative. The students draw their personal event out. They add sensory details below the picture. Each "picture" becomes a paragraph of their personal narrative. Before the middle body paragraphs, students add a transition word. Students use the organizer to then write out, or type, their personal narrative.

Quiz on the basics of the Periodic Table

Exit Slips (2) to use to test student knowledge of Adjectives.

This organizer is used to help students research and create a biography person. Students select a person to research, answer all questions about that person, and then create an art project to teach other classmates about their person.

A timeline for students to use to start to piece together personal narratives.

Quiz on the properties of sound.

Properties of light-can be answered using texts, computers, discussion, videos, etc.

This document helps students understand how to write annotations for their literature discussion groups, while allowing them room to create their own annotations for their required readings.

Can be used to piece together chronological information on people being researched. We used for personal biographies and research on famous people.

Verb paragraph allows students to practice using past, present, and future tense verbs in a paragraph.