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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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• 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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• 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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• The Very Hungry Caterpillar: Time Concept Activities
• Students will learn the life cycle of a butterfly and practice time concepts such as days and weeks.
• 1st - 2nd Grades
• Subjects: Mathematics, Science, Measurement (includes Time) and Life Science
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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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• 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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• Shapes in Our World
• Students classify shapes and identify them in everyday objects.
• 1st - 3rd Grades
• Subjects: Mathematics and Geometry
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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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• The Louisiana Purchase
• Students will demonstrate fluency and comprehension in reading historically based text.
• 5th - 8th Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Social Studies, Reading, Reading Comprehension and United States History
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• Bugs
• Students will complete a variety of activities, including a poem and mini-book, about bugs.
• Grades Pre-K - 1
• Subjects: Language Arts, Science, Reading, Oral Language, Phonemic Awareness, Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension, Listening, Speaking and Life Science
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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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• Characterization
• Students will draw pictures to generate ideas about a character, then dictate, or write, descriptive words about the character they've created.
• 1st - 3rd Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Writing, Art and Writing Process
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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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• 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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• 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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• A Postage Stamp . . . A Drawing Activity
• The students will use a paint/draw program to design a postage stamp in honor of a special person.
• 1st - 3rd Grades
• Subjects: Social Studies, Art and Techniques
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• Synonyms: Frogs
• Students will brainstorm frog related words, identify synonyms and practice using synonyms in sentences.
• 1st - 3rd Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Reading and Vocabulary
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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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• 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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• STEM: Pressure Bounce
• Incorporate science, technology, engineering, and math into your curriculum using these project-based activities relating to air pressure and bouncing balls.
• 2nd - 3rd Grades
• Subjects: Mathematics, Science, Data Analysis and Probability, Physical Science and Science and Technology
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• Pal or Pest?
• Students read a story about bats and answer questions about the story.
• 2nd - 3rd Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Science, Reading, Reading Comprehension and Life Science
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• Voice Trait: Who Is Talking?
• Given writing samples, the student will identify strong voice by answering specific questions. Given a description of a fictional character, the student will write in the person's voice.
• 3rd - 5th Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Reading, Writing, Reading Comprehension, Writing Process and Traits of Writing
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• Yakety-Yak!
• Students learn about and practice writing dialogue.
• 1st - 3rd Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Writing, Punctuation and Traits of Writing
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• The Triangle Game
• Students will use critical thinking and higher-level questioning skills to figure out which number on Pascal's Triangle the teacher is thinking of.
• 3rd - 5th Grades
• Subjects: Mathematics, Listening and Numbers and Numerations
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• Getting to Know You
• Teachers can use these activities to learn more about their students and help them get to know each other better.
• Kindergarten - 8th Grades
• Subjects: Language Arts, Writing, Oral Language, Journaling, Listening and Speaking
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