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Help your students stay motivated, positive, accountable, and working together towards earning the Ultimate Christmas Party! Choose the ways your students can earn the positive point ornaments and work their way to the final tier of the Christmas tree! Examples include class compliments from other teachers and staff, quiet hallway behavior, great participation and effort, going above and beyond academically, positive attitudes, helping others, etc. Print on regular letter size paper or blow up

This is a fun way to practice opinion writing, reasoning paragraphs, descriptive details, and transition words. Students can brainstorm the different types of foods they enjoy and would love to have in a Thanksgiving meal. This is also a great way for teachers to model how they want students to lay out their ideas and formulate paragraphs based on a writing prompt and rubric.

Fun and easy-to-follow March and St. Patrick's Day activity for writing and expanding sentences. Students can brainstorm and list things they wish to have and create sentences telling why. Provide examples of how to expand the sentences with more descriptions, adjectives, clauses, and phrases.

This is a great visual for students learning to provide evidence for their answers. Students can practice using these prompts as part of their answers or in their writing, and learn how to set up evidence properly. This visual can be made into a poster for the classroom or a handout for students to keep in their binder.

Editable, quick and easy progress report to fill in for weekly, monthly, or term progress! It can also be used to help students set goals to improve class performance and behavior. This is a great way to update parents, tutors, and administrators on students' performance.

Fun and easy Thanksgiving activity worksheet

Figurative Language Practice Handout for a bell ringer, independent practice, homework, and review.

A festive way for your students to practice identifying figurative language examples

This is a fun and easy activity for students of all ages. This is a great way to list what they are thankful for during the Thanksgiving season.

Write and share what students are thankful for this holiday season. Students can practice writing complete sentences and using a variety of sentence types.

This resource can be used as a weekly, monthly, or term behavior progress report. Keep parents and students up-to-date on student performance and behavior.