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Many teachers assume that a child knows the basics of reading a dictionary, but the truth is, this often gets overlooked. This short presentations breaks down the parts of a dictionary and the different parts of the word entry. It also goes into how to find words they may not know how to spell.

Helps students build the perfect paragraph using a hamburger as a model. Power point has pictures, explanations, and sample sentences.

Writing Lab Reports is part of ELA! This cross-curriculum lesson offers a different (and fun) view on writing. It comes with a PowerPoint presentation to use throughout the experiment, task cards for groups, student instructions and lab notes, sample lab reports, as well as the Teacher Instructions (from Discover Education). My students loved it because it got them out of their seat, making ice cream, and using science in English class.

Many students today are unaware of the different types of essays and the steps necessary for a well-written paper. This PPT walks the students through the different steps to writing a paper while using a sample topic adding each step as the class goes through the PPT! These steps include: 1) Determining the type of paper 2) Choosing the topic 3) Prewriting/Brainstorming 4) Research/Notes (includes tips for good note-taking and how to do an annotated bibliography) 5) Outlining/Drafting 6) Revis

Students will originally choose three historical figures to research, then after some initial research, they will choose one. This requires students to have 5 sources for their paper and must pull out textual evidence from each source. This includes the rubric.

Writing Lab Reports is ELA! This lesson plan is for a 90 minute class period using CCSS. Students will be in groups completing a small experiment (making ice cream). The students will then use their knowledge to write a formal lab report.