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Students can use this chart to help them track how the main character, Roger, changed in Langston Hughes' short story Thank You Ma'am. Free copy of the text available on Common Lit here.Want a digital copy so students can edit it online? Download and rate the product for a FREE Google Doc version.

Each chapter includes possible trouble vocabulary and a space for students to write 2-3 sentence summaries. Several chapters include extra activities and resources for learners. I like regular check-ins on student progress, so I broke it into three different parts so that I will know long before we reach the end of the novel if students are keeping up on their assignments. Part 1Part 2Part 3Or, for the best value... BUNDLE!! Including BONUS End of Novel Project ChoicesUsing these google docs bas

Get this collection of ALL of the Spotlight on STEAM articles. This bundle is still growing (Last updated Jan 2024). Have the flexibility to select from a diverse list of STEAM leaders and provide students with differentiated, leveled articles. All students receive the same information but at their reading level. All learning activities and questions can be completed using any of the articles. Each article comes with four free-response questions and a vocabulary foldable perfect for an interac

This leveled article focuses on the real McCoy, inventor Elijah McCoy. McCoy is best remembered for his invention of the self-lubricating oil cup (a revolutionary engine component). Get 3 versions of the same article at various reading levels. Practice root words using the foldable that goes with the terms in the article. Evaluate reading comprehension with four free-response questions. Support student learning with multiple suggested learning activities, including a vocabulary foldable for

Get this special, discounted bundle highlighting Black and African American STEAM leaders! Have the flexibility to provide students with differentiated, leveled articles. All students receive the same information but at their reading level. All learning activities and questions can be completed using any of the articles. Each article comes with four free-response questions and a vocabulary foldable perfect for an interactive notebook! Spotlight on STEAMThe Spotlight on STEAM series features peo

This is designed to be a one off lesson about one of the African Kingdoms, Great Zimbabwe. It's a great way to expose students to the ruins, the economic role Great Zimbabwe played in the southern part of Africa, and the way white colonizer's perspective was imposed on the history of the region. Complete with maps, images, a Google Earth Tour, and teacher notes, this file has the whole package needed to support student learning. An optional student activity for students to react to the prima

Welcome to the Graphic Organizers Bundle! This is a google theme that has all sorts of graphic organizers in an easy to use format. Each graphic organizer is formatted for 8.5x11 paper, so student work can easily be printed without fear of distortions. The Graphic organizers theme was designed for use in my classroom as we move to a more digital platform. When I was creating assignments, students kept moving the charts around and I was spending too much time fixing the formatting. By moving

Use this one page graphic organizer to scaffold students through quote analysis. This is a great way to support students with IEPs or 504s that require use of graphic organizers for writing assignments.

This leveled article focuses on the inventor of the first home security system, Marie van Brittan Brown. Get 3 versions of the same article at various reading levels. Practice root words using the foldable that goes with the terms in the article. Evaluate reading comprehension with four free-response questions. Support student learning with multiple suggested learning activities, including a vocabulary foldable for the root words manu, micro, prim, reg, and vid/vis. Resources can be us

This leveled article focuses on inventor and businessman Steve Jobs. Get 3 versions of the same article at various reading levels. Use the Augmented Reality Extension Video for students to explore an early Macintosh Computer. Build Vocabulary with a tech themed foldable. Evaluate reading comprehension with four free response questions. Support student learning with multiple suggested learning activities, including a vocabulary foldable. Reading LevelsStudents get the same content, at THREE

These articles are about Ada Lovelace, credited as the first computer programmer. Reading LevelsStudents get the same content, at THREE different reading levels. ⭐Est 4th-5th grade reading level ▲ Est 6th-7th grade reading level ➕Est 8th-10th grade reading level Read more about how these articles are structured in the Teacher Guide.ActivitiesThe Ada Lovelace articles include 4 free response questions that can be answered through ANY of the leveled articles. Answer key is included. Spotlight o

This leveled article focuses on author Jason Reynolds. Get 3 versions of the same article at various reading levels. Practice root words using the foldable that goes with the terms in the article. Evaluate reading comprehension with four free-response questions. Jason Reynold's writing crosses multiple genres and styles, so this is a perfect place to discuss the difference between verse and prose. Expand students' understanding through guided notes and exploratory practice. Support student l

Each chapter includes possible trouble vocabulary and a space for students to write 2-3 sentence summaries. Several chapters include extra activities and resources for learners. I like regular check-ins on student progress, so I broke it into three different parts so that I will know long before we reach the end of the novel if students are keeping up on their assignments. Part 1 (Ch 1-11)Part 2 (Ch 12-18)Part 3 (Ch 19-22)Or, for the best value... BUNDLE!! Including BONUS End of Novel Projec

Each chapter includes possible trouble vocabulary and a space for students to write 2-3 sentence summaries. Several chapters include extra activities and resources for learners. I like regular check-ins on student progress, so I broke it into three different parts so that I will know long before we reach the end of the novel if students are keeping up on their assignments. Part 1 (Ch 1-11)Part 2 (Ch 12-18)Part 3 (Ch 19-22)Or, for the best value... BUNDLE!! Including BONUS End of Novel Project Ch

This leveled article focuses on Zitkála-Šá, a writer, musician, and Indigenous American rights activist. Get 3 versions of the same article at various reading levels. Have students interact with an extension video attached the article. Evaluate reading comprehension with four free-response questions. Support student learning with multiple suggested learning activities, including a vocabulary foldable. Reading LevelsStudents get the same content, at THREE different reading levels. ⭐Est 4th-5t

Each chapter includes possible trouble vocabulary and a space for students to write 2-3 sentence summaries. Several chapters include extra activities and resources for learners. I like regular check-ins on student progress, so I broke it into three different parts so that I will know long before we reach the end of the novel if students are keeping up on their assignments. Part 1 (Ch 1-11)Part 2 (Ch 12-18)Part 3 (Ch 19-22)Or, for the best value... BUNDLE!! Including BONUS End of Novel Project Ch

This is a strategy to use as a minilesson for writing introductions and conclusions. By using an hourglass shape as a visual, students are guided through the process. Student copies AND teacher copies are included. Want to see more graphic organizers? Click to check out the *GROWING* Graphic Organizers Bundle

Use this with your students to boost metacognition and promote ownership of their own learning! Graphing Pre-test and Weekly Quiz scores to show changeScaffolded study suggestions based on pretest scoreWritten reflection space for students.This is designed to be printed out and given to students so they can track their progress throughout the week. Edit your document to add additional study activities or to update directions to match the language you use in your classroom!

A quick and simple back to school worksheet to help you get to know your students. These questions were written with a diversity, equity, and inclusion focus, so they allow for students of all backgrounds to answer and share important information about themselves.

Use this handout to help students break down and work through all sorts of global conflict. These can be used for any sort of interpersonal conflict, including war. Students are asked to identify differences between groups and to think about the ignition point in the conflicts and the resolutions.