I recently wrote a post about using choice boards in the foreign language class. I included 2 ways to use Google Slides and Forms to show 9 options that include the three communication modes and ch…

Need a poetry review for students? This packet reviews figures of speech, theme, poetry forms, and rhyme scheme. This is a great way to have students review before a test, or could be used as an assignment for a substitute teacher. Answer key is provided as well. These are the concepts that are reviewed in this packet: Figures of speech: simile, metaphor, alliteration, onomatopoeia, hyperbole, alliteration Poetry Forms: haiku, limericks, Shakespearean Sonnets, concrete poems, narrative poems, free verse poems, lyric poems Rhyme Scheme Theme

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Figurative language can be tricky to teach, because some students tend to take things so literally! This fun and engaging unit includes figurative language worksheets, posters, activities, and more to help teach and review similes, metaphors, hyperbole, idioms, etc. in an exciting way. Click on the PREVIEW button above to see everything included! Test drive this complete unit with the FREE figurative language worksheet. Click HERE to save 20% by buying the bundle, which includes Figurative Language, Author's Purpose, and Theme in Literature. This fun and engaging resource includes: Figurative Language Posters (color & b/w) Word Wall Headers (color & b/w) Student Notebook Reference Cards (color & b/w) Worksheets Activities Interactive Notebook Foldable Answer Keys Figurative Language Definitions and Examples for: simile metaphor alliteration hyperbole personification onomatopoeia idiom All activities, printables, and worksheets are very easy to use! Simply print and use in your classrooms. I suggest laminating the posters and word wall headers for longer use. This packet is perfect for: Skills Review Skills Mastery Test Prep Sub Plans Small Groups Intervention Early Finishers ELA Centers Homework Morning Work Independent Work Don't forget that leaving feedback earns you points toward FREE TPT purchases. I love that feedback! Also, FOLLOW ME and be notified when new products are uploaded. New products are always 50% off for the first 24 hours they are posted. It pays to follow me! As always, please feel free to contact me with any questions. Thanks! Shelly Rees

If you prefer to have novel studies for ANY novel, please see the following:Activities for Any Novel Volume 1 (34 pages)Activities for Any Novel Volume 2 (33 pages)Activities for Any Novel Volume 3 (37 Pages)Novel Study for Any Book (139 pages)Novel Study and Activities for Any Book BUNDLE (239 page...

This exam covers the following material: Character identification (matching), textual comprehension (short answer), critical analysis (open response), themes (identifying), figures of speech (fill in the blank) and an essay question based on an Emily Dickinson poem (provided). Students will need a copy of the Table of Contents and the vignette A Smart Cookie to take this exam. This is an 8th grade honors/high school level test. Please let me know if you have ANY questions.

Need help teaching theme? Understanding theme is a concept that middle and high school students struggle with, so they need lots of practice. This bundle of theme lessons and activities will give your students the skills they need to figure out the author's purpose in any text. First You will give and introductory mini-lesson that teaches your students how to understand theme, complete with graphic organizers that they can use anytime they try to understand the theme a story. Then, you will guide students as they apply what they learn to a short story (link to story included). Put up the posters as quick visual reminders for students anytime they need to figure out the theme of a text. Use the learning stations to give students practice understanding the theme of any text you give them to read. This could be a short story, a novel, a play, or even a poem. If your students are reading different books, the universal themes placemat activity is a perfect one to help them understand the theme in each of their texts. It also provides a way to get them focused and thinking critically & writing about universal themes. Assign a one-pager for a unique and engaging assessment of what your students have learned about theme. This bundle gives you tools and activities you can use to give your students lots of support and practice for understanding how to figure out the theme of any text you give them to analyze. They will build the skills and confidence they need for success. And it's all organized and ready for you to use! If you need more resources for teaching students to analyze text: ✅ Making InferencesMini-Lessons & Activities ✅ Literary Elements Bundle ✅ Literary Analysis Bundle Get tips, strategies, and freebies: Learning in Room 213 Room 213 on Instagram Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and products: Look for the green star near the top of any page within my store and click it to become a follower. You will then receive customized email updates about this store. Sign up here for five days of freebies! Copyright © ROOM 213 Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

This download includes both a PDF and digital Google Forms version of this activity.Provide that much needed practice with this challenging set of 24 task cards with a winter theme.Copy them onto cardstock and/or laminate them to create a long-lasting, reusable resource.Students will find the combin...

P.G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse (1881-1975) was one of the great writers of comic literature of the twentieth century. I never travel far from home without one of his volumes tucked in a pocket somewhere. Wodehouse wrote over 70 novels and 200 short stories, lyrics and libretti for dozens of musical comedies (early in his career),…

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Equal Sharing Splitting Numbers Introduction to Division Strategy Worksheets This product has 30 printable pages. There are two versions of the applicable sheets included in this packet: US English and UK English (which is great for the UK, Australia and New Zealand) There are twelve pages where students cut out objects and share them between two, three or four people. Then there are twelve pages wheres students color/colour to show equal groupings. Finally there are 6 pages that contain two word problems on each. These pages have space for the students to draw the symbols needed to complete the equation, and then space to write a division equation. These pages have a student theme, and animal theme and a community workers theme. These worksheets are all no prep, just print and enjoy! If you like this product you might also like these other products: Equal Sharing between 5 and 6 (Division, Splitting Numbers) Equal Sharing Printable Activity / First Division / Math Center Non Standard Measurement - Length Worksheets for Kindergarten / Grade One Weight Worksheets - Non Standard Measurement / Kindergarten /Grade One Students These resources can be used in a variety of ways, whole class lessons, independant learning, homework, home schooling, sub plans and more Check out my store for more math resources Enjoy! Customer Tips: *** How to get TPT credits to use on future purchases *** Go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button, click it and you will be taken to a page where you can leave a quick rating and a short comment about the product. Why is feedback so important? Each time you provide feedback, you’ll earn TPT credits that can be applied to future purchases to save you money! Plus, the feedback you provide helps me make my products better suit your needs! *** How To Follow My Store *** Click the green star beside my name at the top of this page OR at the top of my store page. Following me notifies you when I post a new item and you can get it half off for 24 hours! *** How To See All My Free Products *** To see all my free products in one place click here.

Over and over again, I have been asked, “how do you choose the right lesson for the grade level?” This can be one of the hardest things about lesson planning. I know it was for me. You have the lesson, you’ve fine tuned the process and now you just need to figure out which age

A superhero has been kidnapped and it is up to your class to figure out the kidnapper! This activity is themed as a kidnapping case where students need to use their problem solving skills and code breaking abilities to reduce the suspects and determine who kidnapped the superhero. This packet includes: - Five Clue Cards - A suspect list card - Student worksheet - Teacher instructions - Answers This is great for early finishers, enrichment, class challenges, Genius Hour, sub plans, centers! Related Products ⭐ Who Did It: The Kidnapped Mermaid ⭐ Who Did It: The Kidnapped Panda ⭐ Who Did It: The Kidnapped Rainbow ⭐ Who Did It: The Kidnapped Superhero ⭐ Who Did It: The Kidnapped Unicorn

This guided set of worksheets is all you need for your middle and high school students to design a theme park or discovery center, and create a leaflet persuading people to visit.This product is also included in my Middle School Combo BUNDLE and my High School Combo BUNDLE.34 step by step worksheets...

This is a STEM building and engineering projects with a Greek Myth Theme. Students will construct a new set of wings for Icarus. This activity is designed to encourage critical thinking and scientific reasoning skills, as well as, problem solving and teamwork. Great for use in a STEM classroom, media center, gifted classroom, or as part of your science and math curriculum! It can be completed in one class period of an hour or less. Included: -Student recording sheets (four options) -grading rubric -parent letter -extension menu -detailed notes to teacher Additional materials that you will need: -coffee stirrers -index cards -masking tape -student balance to measure mass -meter stick or measuring tape -small action figure, Lego man, or small object (cork, eraser, clothespin) to be Icarus You might also like: ✰ Maker Space Task Cards ✰ Seasonal STEM Megabundle ✰ Fairy Tale STEM ✰ Nursery Rhyme STEM

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Many of my students with language impairment struggle to answer WH-questions correctly. They need my help to figure out how to handle a question or just to determine what type of information someone is asking for when they use the different WH-question forms. Many of my students rely on visual supports to help them learn these concepts. They also need lots of models and practice. With visual supports, models, and repeated practice, they begin to show improvement in this area. This resource, along with the others in this WH-question series, is something I created when working in Preschool and K-2 classrooms with students with developmental delays and Autism. These sets were all tried and tested by me and my special education teammates. We saw growth with students who really struggled with answering questions, including those who would just repeat the question back when asked. This resource includes 10 different FAIRY TALE themed WH-question scenes, as well as a set of WH-question form visual supports for WHO, WHAT, WHEN, and WHERE. This resource includes multiple options for prep and use including: 1)printing and laminating a book for repeated uses, 2) printing paper copies for individual students to send home or leave with the classroom teacher, and 3) The NO PREP option to download it directly to your iPad, tablet, laptop, or smart board, etc. *********************************************************************************************** Earn Free TPT Credits toward future purchases! After downloading my product, provide feedback on your purchase to receive FREE TPT CREDITS toward future purchases! Simply click on "My Purchases", then find the product name and click the flashing link under it that says "Provide Feedback." Once you complete your rating and comments section, hit "Submit". Your free TpT credits will then be automatically credited to your account! ********************************************************************************************** Follow Speech Sanity for updates on future freebies, new products, and sales. To follow me, Click Here to View My Store! Then find the star next to my logo that says "Follow Me" and click it. It’s that easy!

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I was noticing some of my third graders struggling when they were reading. I was constantly reminding them to pause occasionally and ask themselves if what they were reading was making sense to them and if they understood. If they didn’t, I wanted them to take action! So I created this chart that hung in ... Read More about Thinking Steps While Reading

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About The Artwork In the paintings by A. Vystropov the form will never prevail over the content and will not become an end in itself. The philosophy of life of the artist-romantic is often based on the internal need for the ‘subjective experience of time’. He interprets the meaning of each of his paintings as an expression of a certain idea by visual means, which is in tune with the present. But he remains the temperamental lyricist and philosopher at the same time. He does not try to educate or to instruct anybody. Good and Evil, Love, which transforms the world, the eternal search for the ideal, these are the themes that ‘torment the soul of the artist’ who never makes conclusions and who never gives definitive answers. Zdenek Knoflichek, the Czech art critic, wrote in 2001: “… seemingly incongruous objects, symbols of parts, are combined into a meaningful whole that speaks to the viewer from within the artist’s experience. Each painted figure, and every object has its place and its role in the composite.” Original Created:2015 Subjects:Classical mythology Materials:Canvas Styles:Figurative Mediums:Oil Details & Dimensions Painting:Oil on Canvas Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork Size:35.4 W x 39.4 H x 0.8 D in Frame:Not Framed Ready to Hang:Not applicable Packaging:Ships Rolled in a Tube Shipping & Returns Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments. Handling:Ships rolled in a tube. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines. Ships From:Czech Republic. Have additional questions? Please visit our help section or contact us.

This resource provides all the components your students need to practice finding the area of composite figures. This can often be a challenging skill to explain and teach to students, but with an engaging karate theme, your students will love it! This resource includes three parts: Part 1: Guided Practice (small group intervention or reteaching) Part 2: Independent or Partner Practice (task cards) Part 3: Quick-check assessment Standards addressed: TEKS 3.6(D) decompose composite figures formed by rectangles into non-overlapping rectangles to determine the area of the original figure using the additive property of area (Readiness Standard). CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.3.MD.C.7.D Recognize area as additive. Find areas of rectilinear figures by decomposing them into non-overlapping rectangles and adding the areas of the non-overlapping parts, applying this technique to solve real-world problems. The Math Intervention Series was created based on a need for quick, easy prep activities that could be used with students who need additional practice in key math skills. It is designed to be used with a small group during a guided math workshop or tutoring session. The individual components of this resource (guided practice, independent or partner practice, and assessment) are designed for a specific time frame – about 15 to 20 minutes per activity. This resource can be used in one day or spread across several days. This resource includes: Resource information, including when the resource is used and teacher prep of materials (if needed) Small-group lesson plans, word problems, and answer keys Independent task cards for math centers Quick-check assessment This resource prints well in black and white or color. I encourage you to check the thumbnails and preview to see more of what is included! Thank you! Krista - The Knitted Apple Resources in the 3rd grade Math Intervention Series: Addition and Subtraction Addition and Subtraction Word Problems within 1,000 Measurement Perimeter of a Polygon with Missing Lengths Area of Rectangles (3.6C) Area of Composite Figures (3.6D) Multiplication and Division Multiplication and Division within 100 Patterns in Tables {Multiplication and Division} Place Value Place Value to 100,000 {Compose and Decompose Numbers Graphing Interpreting and Summarizing Data Fractions Identifying and Comparing Fractions Tips for teachers: ♥ You can follow my store by clicking the green "Follow Me" icon next to my name. Followers will be notified when a new product is posted. New products are 50% off for the first 24 hours! ♥ Earn points by leaving feedback that you can use for future TpT purchases! I love hearing how my products work for you and your students.

Miller’s themes of group-think, powerful teenage girls, personal revenge, and forbidden love make The Crucible a play that is especially timely today. Students will quickly realize how much this play speaks to questions and ideas that are central to their lives. However, if you don't have a unit that focuses on the most essential elements of each scene, your students will be confused and frustrated and fail to understand what they can learn from this classic text. You'll be wasting your time and theirs and the only thing you'll teach your students is how boring literature is. (Trust me, I've been there!) I've spent so much time over the years working to understand how best to teach this book, and after much hard work, I've figured it out so you don't have to. Honed over years of teaching, this 60-page guide to The Crucible will insure that your students get what they need from this short masterpiece. When you teach The Crucible with this unit you will: Let your students slowly start to grapple with the text by using the no-prep handouts—first with your help, and then more and more on their own—until they are fully confident reading the language independently. Have ready-made plans for each class period when you follow the pacing guidelines which break the text into manageable sections, starting off slowly and then reading more as your students gain in confidence. Enjoy reading the play out loud in class, so that your students can more fully experience the drama. Get a deeper understanding of the key themes and focuses of each chapter with the extensive explanations and answer keys so that you can help your students better understand the play. Enable your classes to understand how literary devices work to create meaning in a text when they analyze Miller’s artistry using the questions for close reading. Get to know your students on a deeper level when you work through the book together. Challenge your students to question their own assumptions about power, gender, sexuality and group dynamics when they grapple with the discussion questions included for each scene. Easily assess your students' understanding of the play with the no-prep quizzes and test. Help the next generation to more fully appreciate the nuances of the American experience. There are no lectures or power points here—students will do the work themselves, with guidance from you. Rather than telling them what the play means, you will be empowering them with the confidence and skills to tackle a challenging text on their own. You’re going to love teaching The Crucible this year.

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*Final K Sound* FOUR WAYS TO PLAY! Determining which final /k/ spelling to use at the end of words can be tricky for students. These apple themed games are a great way for students to practice figuring out whether a word ends with a -ck, -k, or -ke. Use the blank cards to add new words. Goes great with any Orton-Gillingham program! Goes nicely with any word study curriculum! Contents: Game one - Go Fish Style Direction card Recording sheet 99 word cards Blank word cards Game two - What's the Ending? Students draw a picture card and determine the final /k/ spelling for each picture name. Game three - Sorting Students draw picture cards and sort them into the correct basket. Game four - Picture Hunt Students search the room for picture cards and write the word for each card in the correct column. Games include: Direction card 54 picture cards 54 picture word cards 9 "fun" cards recording sheet Sorting mats Final /k/ posters - large and small option Enjoy! Rochel Koval Here are more products you may like: Consonant Blends - Searching for Treasure Blends Vowel Digraphs aw and au - Barnyard Bust! Get A Goal! Kicking around -oa and -ow Soft and Hard c - The Candy Center Short and Long E Spellings Watch out for the Web! Roar! r-inlfuenced or, ore, oar ************Customer Tip!************ How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: *Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. Your feedback is greatly appreciated and helps me create products that benefit your class. Be sure to "Follow me" for store updates and sale information! Look for the green star under my store name and click it. Thanks! ************************************************ Adheres to the Common Core Standards: CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.K.3 Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words. CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.1.3 Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words. CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.1.3.a. Know the spelling-sound correspondences for common consonant digraphs. CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.1.3b. Decode regularly spelled one-syllable words. CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.2.3 Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words.

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The Wonderful Pigs of Jillian Jiggs by Phoebe Gilman This is a set of different activities to accompany the book. I have included reading, writing, math, and art themes. I have also included a black and white title page so it can be compiled into a booklet if desired. The first pages are a summary of the story. This is followed by some questions. The writing activity uses sentence starters to write a pig story. The math page uses money to figure out how many pigs can be bought. I have included a separate Canadian money page. The art page is for designing a collection of pigs. Check out some of my other literacy products. Figurative Language Task Cards Snowy Days Compound Words Days of the Week, Months of the Year, and the Four Seasons Sounds of Spring Thank You for your purchase of this product. I hope you find it helpful. Charlene/Diamond Mom Diamond Mom's Treasury My TPT Store Facebook Pinterest [email protected] This product is for single use in one classroom. If you wish to share, please purchase multiple licenses or direct others to purchase their own copies at my store. Don't Miss Out: Leave feedback on this item to earn credit toward future TpT purchases! I value your feedback greatly! It gives me the information I need to continue creating high-quality products for your classroom! Be the first to know about my new products and freebies! Look for the green star near my store name and click it to become a follower. You will receive customized e-mail updates about my store!

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MLK Day is right around the corner and we've been busy trying to find some last minute {and simple!} ideas that you can use in the classroom as you and your kiddos explore the life and legacy of this important historical figure! * * * The KinderGals, Kim and Megan, never disappoint when we need fun activities on the fly! Here are several awesome math and literacy activities from Kim's 'Hooray for Martin Luther King (MLK) Day' packet! All About Martin Luther King Photo Source: KinderGals As you read books about Martin Luther King Jr. (and perhaps even watch Dr. King's famous speech!), make sure your kiddos are recording their learning along the way! Simple journal pages where students can record a sentence and/or draw a picture are a neat and simple way to do this! We also think Kim's cute craftivity, where students create a likeness of Dr. King and write several short sentences about him, provides a wonderful 'wrap-up' activity! Cause & Effect with Dr. King Photo Source: KinderGals Cause and effect is a repeating theme, both in learning and life, and is a great concept to explore as you and your kiddos discuss the life and purpose of Martin Luther King. Kim's flow chart provides a fantastic visual of the concept and aids in walking students through each step in the discussion; "What was wrong?" - What did Dr. King want to change? "What did Dr. King do?" "What happened?" - What were the results of Dr. King's work? MLK Number Combinations Photo Source: KinderGals Dr. King had four children - two boys and two girls. Using this fun fact, along with clip art and activity mats, Kim had students determine how many other ways they could make four kids - i.e. 0 boys and 4 girls, 1 boy and 3 girls, etc. A simple, yet unique way to learn about MLK while also practicing problem solving and other early math skills! The best part about these activities? You can find all of them - plus lots more! - in Kim's "Hooray for Martin Luther King (MLK) Day!" packet on Teachers Pay Teachers! We suggest heading over to check it out as well as visiting KinderGals for other awesome ideas! It really is a fabulous resource!

These color by code printables will be a fun and engaging supplement to your figurative language lessons. There are 6 jungle themed worksheets with answer keys provided. Each page has 6 or 7 questions for students to answer. I like to do this as a whole group and make sure everyone has answered correctly before they start to color. It also gives you a chance to see what might need re-teaching or reviewing. These make beautiful displays and are nice to have on hand for a sub. I’m a librarian and sometimes have to go to the classroom for “library” so I always have some printed and ready to go when needed. Please take a look at the preview to see what’s included. The types of figurative language covered in this packet includes: Alliteration Hyperbole Idioms Metaphor Onomatopoeia Personification Simile Follow my store to see when new products are added.

Beatles Lyrics Figurative Language Fun! This is a real hit with kids and one of my best sellers! Play some Beatles tunes prior to giving your students these lyrics. They have to identify each example as a hyperbole, personification, simile or metaphor. Activity sheets include one line from the songs. Students have to identify the figurative speech each one is. You'll have kids rocking and rolling all day long! This is one lesson they won't forget! Good for grades 5 and up. List of songs lyrics used are: Dear Prudence, All You Need is Love, Across the Universe, Tomorrow Never Knows, Hard Day's Night, Happiness is a Warm Gun, Eight Days a Week, Lady Madonna, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, The Long and Winding Road. I'm a teacher/author and offer Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, American History, Novel Packets, Grammar, Back to School, Holidays, Writing, Poetry, Spelling, Teacher forms products and more! Take a stroll over to my blog, Teacher Park, where you'll find more teaching ideas resources, products and freebies. You can follow me on Teacher Park and on TeachersPayTeachers Thanks! Ruth Teacher Park Ruths TPT Store Common Core Reading Themes Use with any novel. Common Core Foundational Skills Task Cards Use with any novel. Common Core Reading Main Idea Use with any novel. Freak the Mighty Themes From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler Activities Love that Dog,Test Maniac Magee 32 Page Packet Maniac Magee Bullying Maniac Magee Vocabulary Maniac Magee Fortunate and Unfortunate Events If you purchased my Maniac Magee packet, please do no purchase this. It is in the packet. Number the Stars 19 Page Packet This is now a 70 page packet, complete with a World War II articles, questions and answers. Also included are two maps, one of Denmark and one of Europe, with questions and answers. All are pre-reading activities to give students a better understanding of WWII. Tiger Rising Activities Where the Red Fern Grows Activities A Wrinkle in Time Literary Activities Because of Winn Dixie Kate DiCamillo Brians Winter Student Worksheets Woodsong Packet Dogsong by Gary Paulsen Chocolate Fever by Robert Kimmel Smith Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O’Dell Hatchet Student Worksheets Holes by Louis Sachar Student Worksheets Bridge to Terabithia Student Worksheets A Wrinkle in Time Whole Book Assessment and Extension Activities Al Capone Does My Shirt Student Worksheets Book Report Trifold Use With Any Novel Chasing Vermeer 65 Comprehension Activities Design a Game Book Report Hoot Student Worksheets Vocabulary Detectives Task Cards 5 Vocabulary Detectives Task Cards 4 Book Report Trifold Use with any novel. Bloom Ball Reports Use with any fiction, nonfiction or subject. Sequence Packet Fairy Tales Worksheet PacketFun! Imagine Cinderella's glass slipper is a sneaker and she arrives to the ball in a limo. Students love these activities! Idioms are Fun Packet Have a frog in your throat? Students don't seem to know what common idioms mean. They'll have fun discussing the literal and true meanings of them. Laminate these cards for future use. Irregular Past and Participle Forms of Verbs Similes Metaphors and More Use with any book or story!