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Looking for a fun, cringey-but-awesome way to celebrate your students at the end of the year? These 30 PURPLE Gen Alpha Slang Awards are the perfect mix of hype, humor, and just the right amount of irony to make your middle schoolers laugh (or roll their eyes in the best way possible). Whether they love it, hate it, or pretend to be too cool for it, these awards will definitely be a moment.What’s Included: ✅ 30 Ready-to-Use Awards in Gen Alpha slang (think "GOAT Athlete," "Meme Machine," an

***PowerPoint - find here's a free link to the Google Slides version*** Need another color to match your school spirit? Here's purple: Looking for a fun, cringey-but-awesome way to celebrate your students at the end of the year? These 30 RED Gen Alpha Slang Awards are the perfect mix of hype, humor, and just the right amount of irony to make your middle schoolers laugh (or roll their eyes in the best way possible). Whether they love it, hate it, or pretend to be too cool for it, these awar

Review integers with your class with this fun riddle! Have students show their work in the boxes. There are 2, 3, and 4-step integer problems on this sheet.

This is a document you can manipulate for Chapters 1 - 3 of Call of the Wild by Jack London. You will receive: 1) Vocabulary words that may give 7th graders trouble for each chapter for chapters 1, 2, and 3. 2) A pre-made study resource on Vocabulary.com for chapters, 1, 2, and 3. 3) Sentences from the text that contain each vocabulary word.

Help your students solidify their knowledge of performing multi-step equations with this fun pumpkin match game. There are 10 problems. Print them out, laminate them, then cut them up and let the games begin! Watch your students discuss what the proper "next step" is for each initial equation. You can even print a second copy so students can check their own work. Great for a station activity, and I use it as a Tier 3 intervention for my struggling math students!

Looking for a fun, cringey-but-awesome way to celebrate your students at the end of the year? These 30 PURPLE Gen Alpha Slang Awards are the perfect mix of hype, humor, and just the right amount of irony to make your middle schoolers laugh (or roll their eyes in the best way possible). Whether they love it, hate it, or pretend to be too cool for it, these awards will definitely be a moment.What’s Included: ✅ 30 Ready-to-Use Awards in Gen Alpha slang (think "GOAT Athlete," "Meme Machine," an

Looking for a fun, cringey-but-awesome way to celebrate your students at the end of the year? These 30 BLUE Gen Alpha Slang Awards are the perfect mix of hype, humor, and just the right amount of irony to make your middle schoolers laugh (or roll their eyes in the best way possible). Whether they love it, hate it, or pretend to be too cool for it, these awards will definitely be a moment.What’s Included: ✅ 30 Ready-to-Use Awards in Gen Alpha slang (think "GOAT Athlete," "Meme Machine," and

The five comprehension questions cover the foundational reading skills of explicit comprehension, theme, personification, and perspective.

If you're looking for the PowerPoint version, here it is. Need another color to match your school spirit? Looking for a fun, cringey-but-awesome way to celebrate your students at the end of the year? These 30 RED Gen Alpha Slang Awards are the perfect mix of hype, humor, and just the right amount of irony to make your middle schoolers laugh (or roll their eyes in the best way possible). Whether they love it, hate it, or pretend to be too cool for it, these awards will definitely be a momen

This editable document is a short, low-stakes practice on Langston Hughes' "Mother to Son."

This editable document utilizes a student-friendly (clean) version of Hamilton on YouTube to allow students to practice perspective and media scaffolding. The video is linked at the top of the document.