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Doing a speech? Help students be successful by teaching them how to make notecard that'll help there presentation! What's included? ⚫Powerpoint ⚫Parts of a notecard printable (PERFECT for an INB) ⚫Fill in the blank notes that follow the Powerpoint As a first year speech teacher, I found that students didn't know how to make notecards for their presentations. I created this resource to help my own students, and I am offering it to you to help yours :) ⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫ ⚫Thank you for

Introduce speaking skills by teaching the basic types of speeches! In the file you will find a PowerPoint presentation that includes the four types of speeches with definitions and examples. Also included, is a foldable for student interactive notebooks. Students can follow along with the presentation and write the notes as you go! Print it on color paper for some extra flair. Lastly, a two page worksheet to practice the skills they've learned. Either use it to check for understanding, or a

Use this pacing guide to plan out your year! It's BLANK, so use it for any grade level or content area. I think it would work better for secondary, but if you can use it as an awesome elementary teacher, go for it! There are many options that come in this 60+ page PowerPoint. You can plan by: YEAR MARKING PERIOD MONTH WEEK Pretty and printer friendly version available :) Print with pretty pastels, or save yourself some ink! Purchase AG Boss Lady & AG Show Your Dang Work to make your fonts c

This resource has been formulated from Kelly Gallagher's idea about the 6 Real World Writing Purposes. This download includes Powerpoint that gives the definition of each types of writing purpose, and an example. Foldable, so kids can take notes during the presentations. (Great for an INB!) A worksheet to practice thinking about the 6 different writing purposes. Fonts Used AGshowyourdangwork AGbosslady Hellocutie Follow me on Instagram @tiffinthemiddle where I share more teacher stuff! Enj

Use De Bono's six hats to get your students to think deeper about the text. These hats have the students think from one perspective assigned to them, in this case, their hat color. When students start discussing in their group, they must respond from the one perspective. This gets students to think creatively and challenges them to look closely at the text to support their perspective. This kit includes instructions with pictures. Six cards with hats described and a sentence stem to help strug