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This product is for HMH 3rd grade, Into Reading, module 2, weeks 1-3.

This is an HMH Into Reading, Reading Comprehension, Module 3, Week 3: Why We Celebrate the Fourth of July.

This can be used as an assessment, for classwork, homework or cooperative center work.

This is a good strategy to teach your students how to write a paragraph, or an essay. This is a simplified version, to introduce them to R.A.C.E. After your students practice and understands the concept, you can teach them and have them elaborate on reinstate, answer a prompt, or question, cite evidence, and explain/elaborate.

This is Amplify, 2nd grade, lesson 11 "The Importance of Silk." I find that students enjoy visuals. This PowerPoint is for the "Knowledge" two's Early Asian Civilization.

This PowerPoint can be used for various grade levels, although it was created for my 2nd-grade class. The PowerPoint introduces different kinds of maps to students.

This is a PowerPoint presentation on CKLA, Amplify's Asian Asian Civilization, Lesson 12, "China's Great Wall," for 2nd grade.

This sheet is a great prewriting tool. The organizer can be used for an autobiographical narrative essay. After completing the organizer the student can then write their essay. I use this to help my students write about a memorable experience they've had.

This reading bingo challenge sheet can be used throughout the year, summer included. It has a variety of ways students can read. This will give variability to their reading, making it fun to read.

This is a 2 page quiz for Florida's 4th graders. The document consists of written responses, True/False, and Fact & Opinion questions.

The first has over thirty inherited and environmental characteristics. Students cut out each characteristic on the second page organizer. Students are forced to make a decision. This is great for a classroom activity and or assessment.

This is a 4th grade test on the Science topic of Weathering and Erosion. The product contains True and False statements as well as questions.

This can be used as a quiz, test or classwork.

Students write cause and effect sentences.

Students read cause sentences, think of the effects then finally write sentences that combine the cause with the effect.

This is a Cornell Notes about cause and effect. I've modified my original for my E.S.E students