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Elementary ELA test prep homeschool curricula for Microsoft Word
Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief Quiz and Answer Key Pack
This quiz and answer key packet is for the first novel in the Percy Jackson series, Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief. The questions and answers follow Florida Standards AND Common Core Standards. ALL of the question stems come from FSA and Common Core released test specs. The quizzes require the students to apply their reading skills at a high level. Created by Julie Grunther, masters in reading education and current 5th grade teacher.
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4th - 7th
First Grade ELA Lesson Plans - Idaho Common Core
Inside the "First Grade ELA Lesson Plans" document, you will find:Clear Learning Targets and Success Criteria: Each lesson plan includes specific learning targets and success criteria, clearly outlining the expected outcomes and skills students will develop during the lesson.Suggested Resources: A list of suggested resources, such as books, websites, or materials, to support the lesson and enhance student learning.Step-by-Step Procedures: Detailed procedures that guide teachers through each stag
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1st
The History of Lego Informational Text and Question Set
This article was written by a certified Teacher of English and Reading Specialist and describes the history of LEGO. The article can be used for note-taking practice, nonfiction reading practice, sub plans, and more. The set also includes 6 reading comprehension questions with an answer key. It's geared towards students in grades 4-8.
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4th - 8th
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Also included in:Â LEGO Informational Text Activity Bundle
Grade 4 English Language Arts I Can Statements List
This resource contains a list of the I Can Statements for the Saskatchewan Grade 4 Arts Education program.
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Grades:
4th
60 Ways to Engage Students
A reference sheet with 60 different ways to keep students engaged with descriptions on each. When using any of these ideas, the goal is for all students to be engaged in learning at the same time and to maintain that engagement throughout the academic learning.
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1st - 12th
The History of LEGO Open-Ended Response
This activity was created by a certified English teacher and Reading Specialist. Students watch a 21 minute documentary about Lego (link included) and complete an open-ended response based on the film and Lego article (see The History of Lego Article and Question Set). A rubric is included.
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4th - 8th
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Also included in:Â LEGO Informational Text Activity Bundle
3rd Grade ELA Common Core Assessment (Print and Digital)
This 3rd grade ELA common core assessment feature letter writing. This file is ready to print, no prep needed on the teacher's part! Each year our 3rd graders are subject to state testing. This assessment is set up in the same format. Assessments such as these better prepare students for what is to come. This includes:- An engaging reading passage (funny and complex)- Eleven text dependent questions (A/B format)- Writing prompt (also text dependent) Students must write a letter- Student exem
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Fantasy Genre Guided Notes
Looking for a quick, easy way to introduce or refresh fantasy? This guided note sheet was created by a certified English teacher and Reading Specialist. It is based on the Fantasy Genre PowerPoint Presentation.
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4th - 8th
Also included in:Â Fantastic Mr. Fox Literature Bundle
Confusing Words: There, Their, They’re and Two, Too, To; Who Knew?
Confusing Words: There, Their, They’re
Two, Too, To; Who Knew?
Some words sound the same when they are spoken. It can get confusing when those words are written though. Their use determines how they are spelled.
Each spelling is explained in light of its meaning and use. A hint is given (such as look for *here* inside *there*) for every word as a memory aid for spelling.
Practice sets follow with answers.
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Grades:
4th - 6th
RACE Writing Strategy Guided Notes
Looking for a quick, easy way to introduce or refresh the RACE writing strategy? This guided note sheet was created by a certified English teacher and Reading Specialist. It is based on the RACE Response PowerPoint Presentation. This resource can be easily adaptable for online lessons, homework, flipped classroom assignments, etc.
Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in:Â RACE Writing Strategy Bundle
Noun Worksheet - Use Your Students' Names in Funny Sentences
This worksheet introduces students to what a noun is and discusses the four categories they can be grouped into (person, place, thing, idea). It also explains what a proper noun and compound noun are.
Students are given two activities. Activity 1 gives them 10 nouns to categorize. Activity 2 asks them to circle all of the nouns in humorous sentences.
I have left this as an editable Microsoft Word file so that you can change the names to those of your own students to make it more fun for you
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3rd - 10th
Apostrophes - Teach Them the Easy Way
This lesson can be used for upper elementary students, or for secondary students who have not mastered the basic usage rules and need more practice.Apostrophes are used in both contractions and possessives. Of these two situations, possessives are the more difficult, and the one area where more students make mistakes on standardized tests and compositions. Here is an easy way to teach possessive apostrophe use, with one easy-to-remember rule. Practices and key are included. This lesson expl
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Grades:
5th - 8th
First Grade Thanksgiving Holiday Pack for ELA
The Common Core Specialist's First Grade Thanksgiving Holiday Pack for ELA includes questions that are aligned to the CCSS. This pack may be given for students as extra credit during the Thanksgiving break; however, it may also be utilized for instructional purposes.
Note: There is a First Grade Thanksgiving Holiday Pack for ELA and Math that is available for purchase in my store. (The ELA questions are the same as those in this pack but also includes math questions for only $10.)
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1st
DOV: Daily Oral Vocabulary
This 6 week layout allows teachers to provide a daily vocabulary question to teach affixes, context clues, homophones, and many other word analysis features. Often used in preparation of standardized testing.
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3rd - 6th
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Lose and Loose, Affect and Effect – Which One?
This lesson delves into the specifics of lose and loose, affect and effect. You can lose a game, but your clothes are loose because you lost weight.
The effect of too much sun will affect the way you act because you won’t want anyone to touch you!
Let’s learn the right way to lose gracefully, to feel loose, to affect your friends, and to appreciate the effect!
Samples and explanations, followed by practice sets with answers.
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Grades:
4th - 6th
RACE Writing Strategy Questions
Looking for a quick, easy way to introduce or refresh the RACE writing strategy? These five questions were created by a certified English teacher and Reading Specialist. The questions are based on the RACE Writing Strategy PowerPoint and Guided Note Sheet. The five questions can be used as an informative assessment, exit slip, homework, etc. This resource can be easily adaptable for online lessons, flipped classroom assignments, etc. An answer key is included.
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4th - 8th
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Also included in:Â RACE Writing Strategy Bundle
Benchmark Advance First Grade Unit 1 Spelling Video Bundle
Repetition is key to learning! These videos will go through the spelling lists in a fun and helpful way by utilizing sound patterns. Teachers will be able to walk around the room and monitor students' spelling habits. Small groups can be pulled during this time to ensure that all students are getting all the help they need to succeed! *Distant learning option included.
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1st
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Grammar Practice Worksheet
Grammar Practice: This worksheet can be used as a group activity.
This worksheet is also 100% editable.
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Writing: Grab Bag Stories (English and Spanish)
Really engage students in writing. This graphic organizer help students make sure all elements of a story are present. This may look simple but I have used it with secondary students and gotten terrific test results! It works! This mini-lesson really makes a difference in student's thinking and test scores. For the lower grades this is meant to be done orally to help oral language development.
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K - 12th
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Capitalization - 8 Most Common Capitalization Rules Made Simple
This lesson is mainly for upper-elementary students or secondary students who need review or remediation.Capitalization is the most basic of usage skills, yet students often do not use it correctly on essays, and very often miss it in standardized tests. Part of the problem is that there are so many capitalization rules. Or are there? Really, there are only about eight basic rules that will cover more than 98% of situations, and will also cover you in virtually all standardized tests questions
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Grades:
4th - 9th
FUN FACTS WITH UNUSUAL WORDS PLUS A FEW HINKY PINKIES
HIPPOPOTOMONSTROSESQUIPPEDALIOPHOBIAPage 1___Features ten unusual words with definitions plus two examples of interesting long words. Includes the listing of four quadrupeds.Page 2___ Students read the ten sentences and the then write the vocab word associated with the underlined words. Page 3___ Features learning new words via five hinky pinkies plus 6-10 short answers. Page 4___Matching vocab to definitions. Several sentences to write describing the pictures plus a sketch to draw of a funambul
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Grades:
5th - 8th, Adult Education
Reading Comprehension Questions for Fiction Texts
A bundle of general reading comprehension questions organized by skill that can be used for any fiction text.
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Old Yeller Setting Reading Street Setting determines events and behaviors
Quick little exit ticket. Does not have to be used with Reading Street.
This worksheet discuss how setting of a story is the time and the place. Setting shapes the events and behavior of characters.
Provided are three excerpts from Old Yeller. The first passage allows students to identify the setting.
The second passage allows students to explore how setting influences behaviors.
The third passages provides students with an opportunity to evaluate how a setting determines events.
Use as
Grades:
4th - 7th
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