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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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• Conjunctions
• Students learn about and practice using conjunctions.
• 3rd - 5th Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Writing and Grammar
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• The Planets
• Students will read material and answer questions about the planets.
• 3rd - 5th Grades
• Subjects: Science and Earth and Space Science
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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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• Christopher Columbus
• Create a layered mini book of Christopher Columbus's voyage.
• Kindergarten - 3rd Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Social Studies, Reading, Reading Comprehension and United States History
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• Penguins
• Students will study new words, read a passage, and answer questions in test format.
• 1st - 2nd Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Science, Reading, Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension and Life Science
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• How to Apply Properties in Multiplication
• Students will learn about the Commutative and Associative Properties of multiplication, and practice applying them.
• 3rd - 5th Grades
• Subjects: Mathematics, Operations (+, -, x, /, etc.) and Problem Solving
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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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• 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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• Contractions: Word Munch
• Students will combine 2 words and add an apostrophe to make contractions.
• 1st - 2nd Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Writing and Grammar
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• Action Words
• Students learn about and practice using action verbs.
• 1st - 3rd Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Oral Language, Listening and Speaking
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• Mixing Colors
• Students discover the possible combinations which result from mixing primary colors.
• 1st - 3rd Grades
• Subjects: Science, Art, Physical Science and Mediums
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• Aesop's Fable...Crow - Sequencing
• Place the summarized events in sequential order.
• 3rd Grade
• Subjects: Language Arts, Reading, Reading Comprehension, Interactive and Sequencing
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• Daily Editing Practice
• Students will add capitals and punctuation and correct the grammar and spelling in three sentences.
• 2nd Grade
• Subjects: Language Arts, Writing, Editing, Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling
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• Internet Activity: Temperature Highs and Lows
• Students will: develop a data-gathering strategy involving multiple sources; accurately record and graph information gathered from multiple sources; and use information to predict temperature patterns in a variety of locations.
• 5th - 8th Grades
• Subjects: Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Data Analysis and Probability, Earth and Space Science and Geography
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• Phases of the Moon Flip Book
• Students will make a flipbook of the moon to see how the phases change.
• 3rd - 5th Grades
• Subjects: Science and Earth and Space Science
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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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• Dr. Seuss, Children's Author
• Students will read about Dr. Suess, and then answer comprehension questions that follow.
• 3rd Grade
• Subjects: Language Arts, Reading and Reading Comprehension
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• Paired Passages: Unit 4
• Students will develop and practice the skills they need to compare and contrast fiction and nonfiction passages. After the pair of passages, students are asked both multiple-choice and open-ended questions.
• 5th Grade
• Subjects: Language Arts, Social Studies, Reading, Reading Comprehension and United States History
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• That's Capital
• Students will proofread sentences for capitalization errors.
• 3rd - 5th Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Writing, Grammar and Punctuation
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• Using Different Sentence Types
• Through a series of exercises, students will review the four main sentence types and their correct punctuation.
• 5th - 8th Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Writing, Grammar and Punctuation
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• Read, Write, Respond: March 17 - St. Patrick's Day
• Students will read the history of St. Patrick, write a response about a leprechaun, and complete words in a puzzle.
• 4th - 6th Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Social Studies, Reading, Writing, Vocabulary, Journaling, Spelling and World History
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• Life in Ancient Greece
• Students get a "feel" for what it was like to live in ancient Greece.
• 5th - 8th Grades
• Subjects: Social Studies and Ancient History
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• Simulation: Feudal Candy
• Students will identify the order of societal rank and loyalties within feudal Europe.
• 5th - 8th Grades
• Subjects: Social Studies, Ancient History and World History
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• Simulation: Ancient Democracy
• Students will describe which segments of society were included in the original Athenian democracy. They will compare and contrast early Greek democracy to democracy as it is exercised in the United States today.
• 5th - 8th Grades
• Subjects: Social Studies, Oral Language, Listening, Speaking and Ancient History
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