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The NGSS standard 5-LS2-1 leads toward the core ideas of interdependent relationships in an ecosystem and how matter and energy cycle in ecosystems. When developing this phenomena-based unit, decomposers like fungi play a huge role! Our lessons within this unit will help you anchor student learning about decomposers’ role in the movement of matter ... Read more
Memes are so prevalent in today’s internet ecosystem that it wouldn’t be surprising to the average user that the very fabric of this so-called world wide web would be literally made of memes. You are what you eat… or consume… or… you get the point.
These memes might make you laugh if your nightstand doubles as your own personal pharmacy.
***Check out the PREVIEW for a closer look!!!*** Hi everyone!!! I'm so excited to share this set with you all!!! With a new reading series this week that has very high passages, I needed to find ways to practice the reading skills more at my students' levels. This set is just what I needed! Since we've never explicitly taught Author's Point of View in previous years, I wanted to break it down to build up a foundation for my kids to be successful with this skill. In this set, you will see that we start with facts and opinions. Let's face it...if they aren't able to identify and decipher facts from opinions, then analyzing a text for the author's point of view would be a little difficult. From there, we transition into short passages to identify the topic, author's point of view, text evidence, and their own opinion (agree or disagree). There are TONS of resources included in the set along with recording sheets and answer keys for each activity!! The options are endless!!! Included: p. 3 What’s MY point? Rationale for set pp. 4-6 Anchor Posters: Fact, Opinion, Author’s Point of View pp. 7-11 Flip Flap Books: Fact/Opinion, Author’s Point of View pp. 12-14 Interactive Notebook Pages (Fact/Opinion, Author’s Point of View) pp. 15-17 Author’s Point of View Graphic Organizer (for any appropriate text) pp. 18-35 Fact or Feeling (opinion)? Several Options for Use! pp. 36-39 Connecting Facts & Opinions matching activity/assessment pp. 40-53 Author’s Point of View Skill Practice (8 passages with organizer) pp. 54-64 What’s the point? 12 passages with several options for use! pp. 65-66 TOU and CREDITS! This set has really helped my kids understand the author's point of view and use higher order thinking skills to dig deeper into the texts!!!!! If you like this set, you may also like these sets in my store!! SCOOT! 1st/3rd Person Point of View Author's Purpose Clues and Passages Scoot The Genre's Court Contraction Scoot Intro to Inferring Reading Skills Posters and So Much More All About Author's Purpose Featuring the AP Kids Thanks so much for stopping by my little shop!!! :) Make sure to FOLLOW ME to get the latest updates and newest products!! You can also earn TPT credits when you leave feedback!! Nothing like credits!! Happy teaching! Nicole All Things Apple in 2nd Instagram Facebook Pinterest Twitter
What’s the point of storytelling? Editor Shawn Coyne explains not only why we need good stories, but also how we can live great stories ourselves.
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Though many people are just paying attention to these problems now, they are not new – and they even date back to ancient Rome.
From Dan Wells' 2010 BYU presentation, the author utilised the Seven-Point Story Structure as a plotting and outlining tool.
Next time your mind jumps to a conclusion that inevitably sends in you in a spiral toward depression or anxiety, check to see where your head was at the time of that interpretation.
Maintaining the correct weight is something that almost everyone struggles with. We see people doing so many things to achieve it.
It’s MARCH!!! WOOHOOO! But… it’s also been SNOWING all day. I’m ready for SPRING. I’m SO OVER indoor recess! My kids need to go outside to play! Heck… I need to go outside to play! On another note… I just uploaded one of my favorite units. So, I’m celebrating with some fancy, fizzy water. I’ve […]
Students who have language disorders often miss the point of jokes or don’t understand what’s so funny because they lack the flexibility of vocabulary to understand that the answer lies in a multiple meaning word or a homophone or a metaphor. Speech-language therapy time may sound like just having fun when we teach our students ... Read More about Susan Berkowitz’s Free Riddles for Language Development
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Use this high-interest text with your students to practice recognizing the author’s point of view. Students will determine the author’s viewpoint on the subject of the Titanic as they establish their own points of view.
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“What do you do?” is that one little question we all hear on a daily basis. But sometimes it doesn’t end just there. It’s not just about “what?” but also about “but really, what is it like to do your job?” And that’s the point we step over the small talk and get into explaining the complexities of our professions.
Wet-on-wet and wet-on-dry are the two basic techniques for making watercolor magic. Learn what they are and when to use each.
Job experience is a surefire way to boost your chances of getting hired. Why? Before they consider you for a job, companies want to know that you have successfully performed the specific job duties in the past. Valid point. But now you're left wondering, "Is it even worth applying?" What's the right call? Monster spoke with career experts to figure out what your next steps should be.
One of the first words my students learned this year was metacognition or thinking about your thinking. (I was pleased to see that some of...
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Play 2048 Taylor Swift – a puzzle game featuring Taylor Swift's album covers. Players combine matching tiles on a 4x4 grid to reveal her albums and advance through the game.
https://youtu.be/oIwbwW8atik This is lesson #5 in the thyroid beginner series. As you know, this series is designed to help you understand the most basic concepts about thyroid function so you can be a better advocate
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