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Use these interactive daily bell work (bell ringer) presentations as vocabulary lessons for your 8-12th grade students. These words are found on SAT and ACT test prep lists and use different modes to teach students, including context clues, finding synonyms and antonyms, drawing pictures, matching and writing sentences. This bundle of Google Slides presentation has 11 upper-level vocabulary words per presentation--77 words total. The words in this presentation are: Set #1: entity, presume, bell

This collaborative, back to school get-to-know-you hexagon activity is perfect for helping your students get to know each other! This hexagon activity can be done with students in grades 8-12 (and younger, with some modifications) and helps students learn each others' names, share safe information about themselves, find commonalities with their classmates, practice critical thinking skills and cooperation, and then reflect on the process as a whole. This resource includes: Teacher instructions,

This collaborative, back to school get-to-know-you paper chain activity is perfect for helping your students get to know each other! This paper chain activity can be done with students in grades 8-12 (and younger, with some modifications) and helps students learn each others' names, share safe information about themselves, find commonalities with their classmates, practice collaborative skills as they put everything together, and then reflect on the process as a whole. This resource includes: T

Introduce high school students to poetry with this engaging end-of-year presentation. Featuring mini lessons and short analysis activities, it doubles as bell work to seamlessly fit into your classroom schedule. Inspire an interest in poetry while enhancing students' analytical skills with this versatile, ready-to-use resource. This resource includes: 155 Slide Presentation (PowerPoint and Google Slides)10-page packet of poems used in the presentationTeacher Instructions for each slide, availabl

This lesson introduces the process of color marking and annotation to students, appropriate for grades 6-12. Using "Fire and Ice" by Robert Frost, this lesson reviews what annotation and color marking is, why we do it, how to do it, and shows how doing it well helps prepare us for critical thinking and analysis. This resource is presented using PowerPoint and PDF. If you'd like a Google Slides and Google Docs version of this resource, click here. This lesson walks students through the entire

Use these interactive daily bell work (bell ringer) PowerPoint Presentations as vocabulary lessons for your 8th-12th grade students. These words are found on SAT and ACT test prep lists and use different modes to teach students, including: context clues, finding synonyms and antonyms, drawing pictures, matching, and writing sentences. These 2 PowerPoint presentations have 12 weeks' worth of vocabulary lessons--60 words total. Words are broken into six color-coordinated sets in order to help teac