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I began my career in the 1990's as an English As a Second Language teacher. I daily worked with student from K-8 from multiple language backgrounds. Since 2000 I've since taught full-day kindergarten, 2nd grade, 4th grade and 5th grade general education classrooms, always with a high number of English as a Second Language students. Beginning with the 2012-13 school year I've been a 7th grade science teacher. My plan is to stay in middle school science until I retire.
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Preview of Electricity Basics Articles & Google Forms - 2 Reading Levels

Electricity Basics Articles & Google Forms - 2 Reading Levels

Explains how electricity is generated, circuits, key vocabulary & safety precautions The articles cover the exact same content, but are written at approximately 6th and 8th grade reading levels. You can present the students the questions in a multiple choice format or they can answer open response questions. You might want to use the easier version - Unseen Powerhouse for some students and the 8th grade version - Invisible Powerhouse with other students. Since the information covered is the same
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I began my career in the 1990's as an English As a Second Language teacher. I daily worked with student from K-8 from multiple language backgrounds. Since 2000 I've since taught full-day kindergarten, 2nd grade, 4th grade and 5th grade general education classrooms, always with a high number of English as a Second Language students. Beginning with the 2012-13 school year I've been a 7th grade science teacher. My plan is to stay in middle school science until I retire.

Teaching style

I'm much more concerned with students being able to think, analyze and justify then memorize vocabulary and information. I include lots of focused discussion time in our lessons and activities. Students learn that I value their sincere questions and that we'll make realizations and put pieces together to come up with logical answers to their questions.