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Looking for a good excuse to show a movie? Use The Lightning Thief to show students just how different the book and movie can be! The directions ask students to mark an x in one column to show if the event was in just the book or just the movie. Some rows need an x for both! I used this during the movie as a note-taking device. This updated version includes both a blank student version and a teacher's answer key. Don't forget to return to my store and post your feedback! If you have any conc

See the free preview file for the free chapter 8 test bank. Looking for a quick quiz or a test over certain Spanish 1 concepts? This download includes a total of 11 test banks (chapters 1-10, 12) in .docx format for you to mix-and-match for your students. Some possible uses of these test banks: 1. easier pre-testing 2. convenient review 3. streamlined testing Included topics [for those Spanish teachers at middle or high school level not using Paso a Paso (though Realidades is closely aligned

These 12 questions get gradually more difficult. Students are given a scale factor in each question such as 1 inch: 5 feet and asked to find the length of a room or object either in the drawing (or map) or in real life. *.docx file

When students just need a little bit more guidance on how to complete the square, use this 10 question fill-in-the-blank worksheet with them. The goal is to help them see the pattern by doing in a way that lets them make fewer mistakes. This updated version is now in both pdf and word formats AND includes an answer key.

Included are 1 page of guided notes to help students understand how Hispanics tend to: 1. name their children 2. change a woman's name after marriage 3. introduce themselves with so many names Also included are 3 pages of practice using celebrities: If we were all Hispanic, what would these celebrities have named their children? Not yet field-tested. 2 .docx files (one of which is the answers)

Give students a variety of practice supporting their steps in an algebra problem! Great for getting started with proofs as students must actively think about their reasons for changing the equation in each step. You can do the first example together to show what is expected in each two-column proof by filling in the blanks with the reasons. You can require informal reasons (adding) or formal (Addition Property of Equality). I gave my geometry students a problem or strips from multiple sections

I plan to use this packet of Spanish 1 present tense verb conjugation (within sentences!) as a way to incorporate mastery learning. I had students who (at the beginning of Spanish 1 during the 3rd unit) could not match the "yo" form ending to its appropriate use in a sentence and knew I wanted something that would help. My original intention was to provide work time for students, during which everyone started on page 1 and did the first 10 problems. Once they were complete, they had to get th

This Spanish booklet includes several pages - it is a great tool for those learning or struggling with verb conjugation. First, it includes -page with 1st, 2nd, 3rd person and plural/singular labeled -page with above pronouns in English -page with above pronouns in Spanish Second, the booklet includes 3 pages for each of the AR, ER, and IR present tense endings. Finally, there is a title page and an optional "rooms of the house" page to help students associate all of these together. They ar

This is for those of us who want to play games in our Spanish classroom, like Yahtzee, but haven't been able to find a score card in Spanish! This Excel spreadsheet offers two printable versions of the Yahtzee card with different Spanish translations. Printing settings should be set up for you to print one to a sheet landscape-style so each student can enjoy up to 10 games of Spanish Yahtzee! Also included is a sheet ready to calculate scores as you enter totals (works best with the .xlsx file)

On this worksheet, students will find the area and perimeter of the isosceles triangles in simplest radical form. My students were taught to count the base and height lengths to compute area. Then, they were to use the distance formula once, get their answer in radical form, and notice the symmetry in an isosceles triangle to find the perimeter. 3 questions with large graphs, plus my answer key Worksheet is in both .docx and .pdf formats. Answer key is .jpg

Looking for a way to incorporate writing skills and culture into a food chapter? Use this download to start getting students researching recipes from a specific Hispanic country, write 5 sentences using simple, related words, and then bring in a recipe on a food day to share! Included in the document are project directions, note-taking space for research, list of verbs to get students writing, parent information letter, example sentences and recipe, and rubric for the writing/ recipe research

After assigning students a country, they must complete 3 projects to learn more about it. Based on the Gardner's multiple intelligences, this choice board gives students 9 options to complete their country research project. No rubric included. *.doc file

Wrap up a unit on Quadrilaterals by giving this chart to your students. They put checkmarks, smiley faces, or X's for each quadrilateral that has the property in that row. I asked them to use their notes to create a study guide for themselves. Three file types included: *.docx (contains symbols to abbreviate) *.pdf (created from the Word file) *.xlsx (no symbols - each property is only words) This excel file is the answer key, but can easily be edited for students to complete. A second tab in

This includes all the files in my store related to Paso a Paso Books 1 & 2. I did not teach all chapters, so this includes my worksheets for Book 1 Chapters P-6, and Chapter 9 and Book 2 Chapter 3. The study guides and test banks found elsewhere in my store are in this resource, too.

This Power Point is designed to help students understand naming customs in Spanish-speaking countries. By color-coding last names, using arrows and questions, students can more easily understand where the first and second apellido come from. The first slide includes a blank family tree with boy/girl colors included to help students understand how to interpret a family tree. Great for adding culture to a family unit.

These sets of task cards are designed for students to practice verb conjugation. The verbs used in these cards come from Paso a Paso ch 1-7 (verbs not from these chapters usually include an English translation on the task card). If you don't use Paso a Paso, these could work with any introductory Spanish course or to review conjugations in the present tense in any course. Use the task cards as you see fit - pass one out to each student to answer before switching cards with their table, give a pi

This unit was a slowed-down version of the standard division unit. My pre-algebra students had a hard time grasping the steps of long division. This unit slowly introduces them to situations they may encounter while doing long divison. 1. Divisor goes into 1st digit of dividend 2. Divisor doesn't go into 1st digit of dividend 3. A zero in the quotient 4. Two-digit divisor 5. Remainders By the time the unit reaches remainders, there is one of every kind of problem on the page, especially the ze

Use the BFG to show students just how different the book and movie can be! The directions ask students to mark an x in one column to show if the event was in just the book or just the movie. Some rows need an x for both! I have not yet tested this exact product in a classroom, but I would suggest it as a note-taking device while students watch the movie after reading the book. Includes both a blank student version (with 2 full pages of events about which to decide book/movie/both) and a teacher'

My pre-algebra students still struggle with long division. This unit is an attempt to make the concept easier by using only one digit as a divisor per day. It starts with a page for 2's, 3's, 4's, and continues until 12's. Also included is a quiz for halfway through the unit. For me, division by 5's fell on Cinco de Mayo, so that page has a Cinco de Mayo twist with the answer to the division problem leading them to a fact about Cinco de Mayo. Don't forget to return to my store and post your

My students enjoy creating these mini-books with front and back cover and six pages and I like that they can't lose pages! Supplies are as simple as one copy for each student (scissors suggested, but not required). A two page document of step-by-step directions is included. Once the book is assembled, students have short instructions and 1-4 problems to complete for each of these calculator skills: Skill 1: Pi buttonSkill 2: ExponentsSkill 3: Simplify FractionsSkill 4: Order of OperationsSki