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• The Story of Last Names
• Students learn about the origins of last names in Medieval times.
• 3rd - 5th Grades
• Subjects: Social Studies and Ancient History
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• Nonfiction: Reading the Text
• Students will answer questions about a table of contents and glossary.
• 3rd - 4th Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Reading and Reading Comprehension
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• Translating Confucius
• Students learn about the teachings of an ancient Chinese philosopher.
• 5th - 8th Grades
• Subjects: Social Studies and Ancient History
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• Voyage to Space
• Students will read a passage about different space voyages and answer 10 multiple-choice comprehension questions.
• 4th Grade
• Subjects: Language Arts, Science, Reading, Reading Comprehension and Earth and Space Science
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• Drawing Word Problems
• Students learn a four-step process to solve word problems.
• 1st - 3rd Grades
• Subjects: Mathematics and Problem Solving
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• Simulation: River Cruise: Rivers of the World
• Students will identify major rivers of the world by the location of their sources, their mouths, or other significant details of their courses.
• 5th - 8th Grades
• Subjects: Social Studies and Geography
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• Paragraph Matching
• Students match topic sentence cards to cards with appropriate body-of-the-paragraph sentences.
• 3rd - 5th Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Reading and Reading Comprehension
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• Introductions and Conclusions
• Students learn about the importance of introductions and conclusions when writing an essay.
• 5th - 8th Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Writing and Writing Process
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• 15 Seconds of Fame
• Students will use a range of narrative devices writing "a memorable moment in their life" as they learn about and practice Descriptive Voice.
• 3rd - 5th Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Writing, Oral Language, Writing Process, Journaling, Traits of Writing and Speaking
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• Calculated Story
• To complete this story, students will solve each math problem on a calculator, turn the calculator upside down to read the word, and then write the word in the blank.
• 5th Grade
• Subjects: Mathematics and Operations (+, -, x, /, etc.)
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• Carbon Cycle
• Students will learn about the carbon cycle and answer the "Think About It" questions that follow.
• 6th Grade
• Subjects: Science and Life Science
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• Aaron's Errands
• Students will use the information from four text sources that are all connected in some way to complete the comprehension questions and critical-thinking activities that follow.
• 5th Grade
• Subjects: Language Arts, Mathematics, Reading, Reading Comprehension, Operations (+, -, x, /, etc.) and Problem Solving
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• Earth Day
• Students will read a brief description about Earth Day, and then complete related reading, writing, and speaking activities.
• 4th - 5th Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Reading, Writing, Oral Language, Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension and Speaking
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• Predicting: Math
• Students are given a variety of different problems to practice predicting likely outcomes based on given information.
• 6th Grade
• Subjects: Mathematics, Algebra and Function and Data Analysis and Probability
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• Harland David Sanders
• Students will read a nonfiction passage about the founder of KFC, and then answer the comprehension questions that follow.
• 7th Grade
• Subjects: Language Arts, Reading and Reading Comprehension
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• Halloween Brain Teasers
• Students will complete three Halloween-related brain teasers.
• 3rd - 5th Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts and Vocabulary
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• Constitution Day/Citizenship Day
• Students will learn about Constitution Day and Citizenship Day and find examples of what it means to be a good citizen.
• 1st - 6th Grades
• Subjects: Social Studies and United States History
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• St. Patrick's Day Word Search
• Students will find 12 word words related to St. Patrick's Day in the word search.
• Grades Pre-K - 2
• Subjects: Language Arts and Vocabulary
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• Thanksgiving Activities
• Students will complete a variety of Thanksgiving-themed activities, including true/false, alphabetical order, sentence/word building, word search, and reading comprehension.
• Kindergarten - 2nd Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Reading and Reading Comprehension
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• On the Way to Recycling
• Students will compare the process of recycling to a life cycle, diagram a recycling process, and separate items that can be recycled from those that cannot be recycled.
• 1st - 2nd Grades
• Subjects: Science
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• Differentiated Nonfiction Reading: Bill Gates, Inventor and Humanitarian
• Teachers will find a content area passage about Bill Gates written at 3 different reading levels followed by a single set of comprehension questions.
• 4th Grade
• Subjects: Language Arts, Reading and Reading Comprehension
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• Edison Invented Lightbulb
• Students will read about the invention of the lightbulb and complete related activities.
• 4th - 6th Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Social Studies, Reading, Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension and United States History
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• Teacher's Day
• Students will answer ten clues related to teachers.
• 6th Grade
• Subjects: Language Arts
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• Videogame Ads
• Students will learn about videogame ads in media and how the audience is effected by them.
• 5th Grade
• Subjects: Language Arts
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• Stereotypes
• Students will learn about stereotypes and how they can hurt people. Then they will identify stereotypes in media.
• 5th Grade
• Subjects: Language Arts and Social Studies
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