The Annotated Classroom
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Poughkeepsie, New York, United States
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9th & 10th Grade English, Writer's Workshop, Foundational Skills Course and Former Special Education Teacher
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Banning Books Article & Reading Questions
Book Banning week is upon us, and it's important for students to learn about it! After introducing students to what book banning is and the process that takes place, have students read this adapted NYT article with quotes from students across the country and their opinion on book banning. After reading, students can complete the reading questions that follow. This is a google doc, so the questions can be added to or modified in any way that works best for your class! The article can be download
9th - 12th
Close Reading, English Language Arts, Library Skills
Also included in: Banned Books Unit & Project
Edgar Allan Poe Biography, Slides and Questions
Teaching Edgar Allan Poe literature this year? Make sure to introduce your students to the author! A lot of Poe's work connects back to his real life experiences, and through teaching students more about who he is as a person can help students to better understand and analyze his work. This product includes an adapted biography, questions about poe and accompanying slides that you can review with students. It also includes photos of Poe's Philadelphia home for students have an inside look at wh
6th - 12th
Close Reading, English Language Arts, Informational Text
Also included in: The Tell Tale Heart Edgar Allan Poe Mini Unit Bundle
The Lottery by Shirley Jackson Flipbook Packet Before, During & After Reading
Flipbooks are a fun and interactive way to teach students rather than using boring old packets!! These easy to print, cut and assemble flip books are completely editable and engage students with thought provoking questions.
8th - 11th
Close Reading, English Language Arts, Writing
Editable Bitmoji Syllabus
Easy to use and edit Bitmoji Syllabus. Fill in with your information, print and use! This document also includes a note to send home and have parents sign to encourage parent communication.
6th - 12th
Classroom Community, English Language Arts
Interactive Notebook Dividers for English/ELA & Special Ed
Students are so used to using their computers for everything, but I love a good pen and paper moment. If you plan on using interactive notebooks this year in your English classes, it helps so much to have easy colorful tabs to organize sections! This makes grading a breeze, and it helps your students to find important information. This includes WOW, Do Nows, Notes and Extras. This resource was made for a special education class, but can be used for any class that doesn't want ultra specific tabs
5th - 12th
English Language Arts, Writing
Article of the Week Worksheet for ANY Article
Are you looking for an easy to grade, reliable way to keep students accountable with a weekly task? Articles of the Week are a really easy and managble way for you to have students stay up to date on current events, read more and be accountable for what they read. This worksheet can be used for ANY article, ANY subject. This even includes an editable document so you can adjust what you're looking for.
6th - 12th
For All Subjects
The Tell Tale Heart Short Story Vocabulary Worksheet
The Tell Tale Heart has some kinda complicated language, no matter what grade you teach, students need to review vocabulary! This worksheet is ready to use, but can also be edited to add or adjust vocabulary terms that are in Poe's The Tell Tale Heart. This can be used as a whole class activity or independent practice.
6th - 10th
English Language Arts, Reading, Vocabulary
Also included in: The Tell Tale Heart Edgar Allan Poe Mini Unit Bundle
Bell Ringer Printable Slips
Bell Ringers are an essential part of my class, whether they are to begin it or end it. Students know that at some point every day they will completing one. This routine is helpful for them and myself, because it holds us all accountable. These slips were made to make life simple. Rather than print custom ones each day, I print and cut a ton at the beginning of each quarter. You can print them on fun colored paper too! This way students grab a slip and can answer what ever prompt you have on the
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For All Subjects
Student Information Form -- Back To School
Anytime you are starting a new class, it's important to take the time to get to know your students. This Information form is a great easy way to get to know your students and collect important data.
9th - 12th
Classroom Community, For All Subjects
Meet the Student Teacher Handout
I recently made a meet the student teacher handout for my classes and wanted to share it for any other student teachers or teachers who may need a newly updated handout to give to students and parents! It can be easily edited and uploaded to any platform. All the fonts originally used are free and listed in the file. They need to be downloaded separately as I do not own them and can not sell them.
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For All Subjects, Informational Text
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About the store
Experience
9th & 10th Grade English, Writer's Workshop, Foundational Skills Course and Former Special Education Teacher
Teaching style
As an English teacher who works with a diverse population, it is incredibly important to me to build relationships with students and parents. In class, I strive to create a welcoming environment for all students where we can have conversations and healthy debates, discussing life, literature and more. Most of my work is aimed towards preparing students for life and the NYS English Regents Exam.
My own education history
Dual certified English and Special Education Teacher
Additional biographical information
Teaching was my dream job from as long ago as I can remember. It started in my childhood bedroom teaching my stuffed animals and escalated to rearranging my furniture to as closely resemble a classroom as possible. Other kids begged their parents to go to the toy store, I begged mine to go to the teacher supply store. Needless to say, I have a passion for teaching and education. After my first year teaching, I realized the need to create materials that still kept with the standards but were more realistic, creative and engaging!
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