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Narrative Nonfiction Genre Study Book Report Project for Middle School
ELA, Reading, Reading Comprehension, Literature, Writing, Grade 6, 7, 8, Novel Studies, Worksheets & Printables
Ignite your students interest in narrative nonfiction, a genre many of them might not appreciate. The 47-page comprehensive standards-aligned genre study: Narrative Nonfiction Genre Study Book Report Project for Middle School provides you with everything you need to teach an engaging unit on creative nonfiction, including Objectives and Learning Targets. Well-written narrative nonfiction or creative nonfiction is not only just as enjoyable as fiction, but many students discover that they enjoy narrative nonfiction more than fiction. For students for whom reading is not a go-to activity, reading creative nonfiction might just be the answer for them. Fortunately, there are many excellent narrative nonfiction books available for our students at all grade levels. They run the gamut of science, history, adventure, crime, travel, space, the ocean, rainforests, climate change. Many fiction readers groan when I first introduce this project, but once they find the book that pulls them in, they develop a whole new appreciation for this genre. This 4-5 week unit (including reading a narrative nonfiction book)offers a number of opportunities for students to work alone, in partners, and in small groups as they learn how to complete the writing tasks for this project. The project includes 3 required writing tasks: a book review, a text-to-world connection, and a newspaper article. They then can choose 4 of the remaining 7 tasks to complete. (You can easily modify this to meet your students’ needs and depending on the time you would like to spend on this project.) I have provided 5 lesson plans for this project, 14 handouts, including graphic organizers, a self-evaluation, grading guidelines, and 5 rubrics. The genre study can be easily adapted to upper elementary and high school. This resource downloads as a pdf but includes a google doc force copy link on the Table of Contents page. Resources Include 5 Lesson Plans Narrative Nonfiction Text Structure Analysis: pages 5-6 Book Browse: pages 9-10 Writing a Book Review: pages 25 Writing a Response to a Quote: pages 29-30 Writing a News Article: page 35 16 Handouts for Students Narrative Nonfiction Text Structure Analysis: page 7 Book Browse handout: page 11 Narrative Nonfiction Book Report Directions: page 12-16 Self-Evaluation of Narrative Nonfiction Book Report: page 17-18 Narrative Nonfiction Book Report Check Off and Grading Sheet: page 19 Note-taking Guide Graphic Organizer: page 20 Narrative Nonfiction Book Review Directions: page 26 Template for Narrative Nonfiction Book Review: page 27 Response Ideas Bookmark: page 31 Seven Active Reading Strategies: page 32 News Article Structure: page 36 The Inverted Pyramid: page 37 5 Ws and H Chart for Writing a Newspaper Article: page 38 Graphic Organizer for Newspaper Article: page 39 Directions and Template for Writing a Letter: pages 42-43 Guidelines for Grading Other Tasks: pages 45-47 5 Rubrics Narrative Nonfiction Book Review: page 28 Narrative Nonfiction Reading Response: page p. 33 Narrative Nonfiction Text-to-World Connection: page 34 Original Newspaper Article: pages 40-41 Narrative Nonfiction Letter: page 44 Check out other Book Reports and Genre Study Projects in my Store: https://teachsimple.com/contributor/intentional-teaching-and-learning Autobiography / Biography Genre Study Book Report and Speech Book into Movie Project: Compare and Contrast Book Report and Essay Book Jacket Book Report Character Analysis Essay, Gift for a Character Book Report, and Oral Presentation Dystopian, Science Fiction, and Fantasy Genre Study and Board Game Project Historical Fiction Genre Study Book Report Historical Fiction Genre Study Literature Circle Project Mini-Reviews Book Report Mystery, Thriller, Horror, and Suspense Genre Study Book Report Narrative Nonfiction Genre Study Book Report and Project Poetry Book Report Contact me at gruenwaldy1@gmail.com if you have any questions.
Author Intentional Teaching and Learning
Tags Narrative Nonfiction, Book Project, Graphic Organizers, Book Review, Writing A News Article, Self-Evaluation, Grading Sheet, Rubrics, Standards-Aligned, Objectives And Learning Targets
Dystopian, Science Fiction & Fantasy Genre Study & Board Game Project
ELA, Reading, Reading Comprehension, Literature, Writing, Grade 6, 7, 8, 9, Projects, Activities
So many students love reading dystopian, science fiction, and fantasy novels. The 26=page highly engaging Dystopian, Science Fiction, and Fantasy Genre Study and Board Game Project for Middle School Students will excite your students as they explore these genres in depth culminating in an engaging and creative collaboration to create a board game that their fellow students will play. By the end of this unit, your students will have an excellent understanding of these genres. Incorporating dystopian fiction, science fiction, and fantasy into students' literary experiences enriches their reading comprehension, critical thinking abilities, and capacity for empathy.These genres encourage students to explore the boundaries of the human imagination while engaging with thought-provoking ideas that are relevant to their lives and the world around them. They encourage critical thinking, speculation, empathy, awareness of different perspectives, imagination, creativity, and moral and ethical exploration. You will find a detailed interactive standards-aligned lesson plan in which you and your students compare and contrast the 3 genres and their characteristics. The lesson plan includes objectives and learning targets, a variety of handouts and worksheets for students to deepen their understanding of the genres as well as the elements of fiction and how they play out in the genres. The directions for creating and then playing the board game are clear and easy to follow. Also included are daily accountability sheets for the students as they work in their groups to create the board game as well as a self-evaluation and a group evaluation of their process, their game board and the game boards of other groups. The best part of this unit is the day they get to play each others' games . As part of the game board evaluation, you, as their teacher, get to play their games as well. This highly creative project will engage your students and will encourage your students to creatively and critically "think outside the box" as they work collaboratively to create a game that best reflects their book. This resource downloads as a pdf but includes a google doc force copy link on the Table of Contents page. Resources in this unit include the following A detailed, standards-aligned lesson plan with objectives and learning targets Book Browse Lesson Plan and handout Note Taking Guide Handout Game Board Directions Self-Evaluation Check Off Grading Handout Game Board Project Daily Accountability Game Board Game Rubric Check out other Book Reports and Genre Study Projects in my Store: https://teachsimple.com/contributor/intentional-teaching-and-learning Autobiography / Biography Genre Study Book Report and Speech Book into Movie Project: Compare and Contrast Book Report and Essay Book Jacket Book Report Character Analysis Essay, Gift for a Character Book Report, and Oral Presentation Dystopian, Science Fiction, and Fantasy Genre Study and Board Game Project Historical Fiction Genre Study Book Report Historical Fiction Genre Study Literature Circle Project Mini-Reviews Book Report Mystery, Thriller, Horror, and Suspense Genre Study Book Report Narrative Nonfiction Genre Study Book Report and Project Poetry Book Report Contact me at gruenwaldy1@gmail.com if you have any questions.
Author Intentional Teaching and Learning
Tags Book Report Project, Genre Study, Critical Thinking, Creative Project, Game Board, Elements Of Fiction, Middle School, Dystopian Science Fiction Fantasy, Writing, Rubric
COUNT NUMBERS, WRITE AND PAINT - Count Math Activity
Math, Numbers, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Activities
1. Introduction As is known by all educational agents, learning to count is a fundamental skill and capacity that children must develop for their mathematical and cognitive improvement. For this reason, today I have developed this fantastic worksheet on geometric figures, which will involve your students counting, as well as painting. 2.Objective The objective of this educational sheet is the following: -Develop basic mathematical skills: Learning to count is the first step in developing advanced mathematical skills. Counting provides a solid foundation for later understanding more complex concepts such as addition (addition), subtraction (subtraction), and other basic mathematical operations. - Improve cognitive coordination: Counting involves the coordination of understanding numbers along with the action and/or physical activity of being able to count objects or enumerate sequences. This learning process will improve cognitive coordination and help students develop increasingly advanced mental skills or abilities. -Encourage logical reasoning: Counting involves an orderly and logical sequence of numbers. When our students are learning to count, children will be developing logical reasoning skills since they will be able to understand numerical order and the relationships between numbers. - Support language development: Counting quantities or objects involves the use of numbers and words, which will contribute to the language development of the infant who will use this worksheet. In this way, children will learn to associate words with quantities and express mathematical concepts verbally, which is essential for academic success. - Promote problem solving: Learning to count will also promote the ability to solve problems, since children must understand and then apply the concept of counting to solve situations in their daily lives related to counting. 3.Order, scheme and stages Start your math class with a relaxing dynamic, or a motivational song related to how fun math can be. Then hand out the printed activity for your children to start with the activity . Ask them to use their markers, colors and/or colorful supplies to solve the worksheet. 4.Grades or ages This counting worksheet is intended for children ages 3 to 6, who are learning about their first numbers and counting. Also because at this time they enjoy painting activities a lot. 5. Form of application Print this worksheet and distribute it to your students individually. 6. Answer keys This game does not require answers. 7.Use text labels mathematics, mathematics worksheets, counting, learning to count, counting, mathematics activities. 8.Rules Specified above. 9.File types The archive is in PDF format. 10.Number of pages This document contains 8 pages.
Author EDITORIAL ARENAS EDUCATIVAS
Tags Maths, Count, Count And Write, Counting, First Numbers, Numbers 1 To 10, Numbers 1 To 5
Writing Our Lives: A Memoir Unit
ELA, Reading, Reading Comprehension, Writing, Creative Writing, Grade 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
Introduction Middle school and high school students are at the age where they are changing rapidly, entering new phases in their growing up. They are beginning to reflect on their past as they look toward the future. They are ripe for writing a memoir or a personal narrative. "Writing Our Lives: A Memoir Unit" is a 65-page standards-aligned unit that provides teachers with a four or five-week unit (depending on whether you use all the mentor texts) that includes daily lessons to help students delve deeply into memoir reading and writing. This unit is appropriate for all students in grades 6-12 who are ELD, ESL students, General Ed students, RSP students, and even GATE students. The unit includes the following --Detailed lesson plansthat take students through the process of writing a memoir, including mining their memories for ideas, teaching points for teachers to make charts and conduct mini-lessons, writing prompts, writing practice, developing a whole memoir, revision, and publication. --Standards, Objectives, and Teaching Points --Seven mentor texts(with links to the texts online) which students will read twice, as readers and as writers, along with activities and questions. --Group, partner, and individual activitiesto learn the skills, techniques, and strategies of writing a memoir. --Built-in time for writingshorter and longer pieces --Revision strategies --Peer response and editing --Memoir Rubric Mentor Texts include:"Fish Cheeks," by Amy Tan; "Somebody's Fool," by Susan Bennett; "Beating a Bully," by Ibtisam Barakat; "The Pie," by Gary Soto; "How to be Black," by Baratunde Thurston; "Superman and Me," by Sherman Alexie; "Everything will be Okay," by James Howe. Mentor texts include guiding questions for students to discuss the stories as readers and as writers. Mini-Lessons include:Mining my Memories; Noticing the Craft of Writing; Characterization; Overcoming an Obstacle; Characterization with Dialogue; Stretching out your Story with Details and Action; Using Descriptive and Figurative Language; Flashbacks; First Times List; Foreshadowing; Lessons from Mentor Narratives; Elements of a Memoir; Writing an Effective Hook or Lead; Writing Prompts include:Embarrassment; Tricked, Lied, Mean Joke; Overcoming an Obstacle; Incorporating Dialogue; Listing all the Details; Making a Difficult Choice or Decision; Using Descriptive and Figurative Language; Flashbacks; First Time (Flashback); Quick Write on Confidence Level; Final Draft of a Complete Memoir
Author Intentional Teaching and Learning
Tags Writing, Memoir, Creative Writing, Mentor Texts, Rubric, Reading As A Reader, Reading As A Writer, Writing Practice, Teaching Points, Writing Lessons, Teaching Memoir, Memoir Prompts For High School, Elements Of A Memoir, Memoir Topics For High School, Memoir Ideas High School
FINGERPAINT NUMBERS 1 TO 10
Creative Arts, Art, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Activities
1. Introduction As is known, painting with hands or including fingers is a very creative and sensory activity , which provides us with multiple benefits and advantages for the comprehensive development of children. 2.Objectives The objective of this educational sheet is the following: -Sensory stimulation: As is known, painting with your hands provides a tactile and useful experience. Through this activity , children or your students will enjoy exploring different textures, paint consistencies, temperatures, which will help stimulate their senses and contribute to sensory development. -Develop fine motor skills: When the student or child manipulates the paint with their hands, they will work on the development of fine motor skills. This process will involve the use of small muscles, hand-eye coordination, which is very essential for the development of skills such as tying the rows of the shoe, performing all types of activities with the hands as well as writing or making your first strokes using a pencil. . - Stimulate yourself creatively: Painting with your hands or using your fingers will encourage creativity and artistic expression. Your students will be able to experiment with patterns, colors, shapes without restrictions and in a free way, which will help them develop their creativity and imagination. - Develop cognitively: During the picturesque activity , your students or children will make decisions about what colors to use, how to mix them as well as the way in which they should apply them to the paper. All of these decisions will encourage and stimulate their cognitive development and critical thinking, because they will plan and execute their ideas. - They will encourage self-expression and confidence: Painting using their hands or fingers will provide students with a way to express themselves without having to use words. In this way, they will be free to express their emotions and thoughts, which will contribute to emotional development and strengthen their self-esteem and self-confidence. 3.Order, scheme and stages Start the learning session with a motivational song or dynamic, and then just introduce the worksheet and start the activity . 4.Grades or ages This teaching sheet is intended for children from 4 to 7 years old, because they are children who are learning their first numbers. 5. Form of application It is suggested to apply this sheet individually. Print a certain number of copies and distribute them to your students. Provide them with color temperas. 6. Answer keys This game does not require answers. 7.Use text labels art, paint activities, painting, painting, painting activities, temperas, painting with temperas, art for children, art activities. 8.Rules Specified above. 9.File types The archive is in PDF format. 10.Number of pages This document contains 5 pages.
Author EDITORIAL ARENAS EDUCATIVAS
Tags ART, ART ACTIVITY, ART FOR KIDS, FINGERPAINT, DOTS
Letter Z Playdough Mats
ELA, Language Development, Phonics, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities
Letter Z Playdough Mats allow young learners to build fine motor skills while learning the letter Z. Students use playdough to form objects on 3 mats: a zigzag, zucchini, and the number zero. As they mold the playdough, children also practice letter recognition, beginning sounds, color matching and more. Teachers can implement this no-prep activity in centers focused on fine motor, playdough, literacy or during small groups. Skills assessed include fine motor abilities, color matching, letter ID and phonics. Print the mats and laminate for durability. Then set out playdough and let kids build creations on the table or directly on the mats. This engaging resource promotes letter-sound associations through play. Students will love creating zigzags, zucchinis and zeros out of playdough while refining fine motor control.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Alphabet Activities, Alphabet Playdough Mats, Beginning Sounds, Letter Of The Week, Fine Motor Skills, Preschool Activities, Initital Sounds, Playdough Activities, Letter Z, Letter Z Activities
Letter Y Playdough Mats
ELA, Language Development, Phonics, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities
These letter Y playdough mats allow students to build those fine motor muscles while learning about things that begin with the letter Y. Each mat features an easy to recognize picture of a word that starts with Y for students to use playdough to create. These mats are suitable to preschoolers and kindergartners who are learning about the initial sound of the letter Y and those who need extra practice building up their fine motor skills. There are 3 different playdough mats in this set: Y is for yarn. Y is for yellow. Y is for yo-yo. Students can build their creations on the table top or directly on the playdough mat if laminated or placed in page protectors. When to Use Fine Motor Center Playdough Center Alphabet Center Literacy Center Independent Activity Small Group Activity Morning Tub or Basket Activity Table Top Activity Skills Assessed Fine Motor Skills Color Matching Beginning Sounds Letter Recognition The playdough mats themselves are no prep. The teacher will simply print them out, and laminate them if desired and place them in the appropriate center or activity area. All that needs to be added to this activity is different colored playdough or clay. These mats not only provide a fun and engaging activity for students to practice fine motor skills, they also provide a way for students to associate the initial sound of the letter Y to recognizable pictures. Teachers will love the easy set up for this center activity. By laminating these pages, teachers will have a reusable playdough center for students to use over and over. The playdough should not stick to the laminated pages. If laminating is not an option, I would recommend placing the playdough mats inside of page protectors or in plastic sleeves. The playdough will not stick to their surfaces as well.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Alphabet Activities, Alphabet Playdough Mats, Beginning Sounds, Letter Of The Week, Fine Motor Skills, Preschool Activities, Initital Sounds, Playdough Activities, Letter Y, Letter Y Activities
Letter X Playdough Mats
ELA, Language Development, Phonics, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities
Letter X Playdough Mats These printable playdough mats allow preschoolers and kindergartners to build fine motor skills while learning the letter X. Each of the 3 mats features a clear picture of a word starting or ending with the X sound. As students mold playdough to match the images, they will practice letter recognition, beginning sounds, color matching and dexterity. Teachers can use these no-prep mats in centers focused on fine motor skills, playdough, the alphabet or literacy. They work for whole groups, small groups, morning tubs and tabletop activities. Simply print out the pages and laminate them for durability if desired. By reusing these engaging tactile mats, students will gain experience forming letters and distinguishing pictures representing the letter X sound.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Alphabet Activities, Alphabet Playdough Mats, Beginning Sounds, Letter Of The Week, Fine Motor Skills, Preschool Activities, Initital Sounds, Playdough Activities, Letter X, Letter X Activities
Letter W Playdough Mats
ELA, Language Development, Phonics, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities
These letter W playdough mats allow students to build those fine motor muscles while learning about things that begin with the letter W. Each mat features an easy to recognize picture of a word that starts with W for students to use playdough to create. These mats are suitable to preschoolers and kindergartners who are learning about the initial sound of the letter W and those who need extra practice building up their fine motor skills. There are 4 different playdough mats in this set: W is for watermelon. W is for window. W is for wand. W is for wagon. Students can build their creations on the table top or directly on the playdough mat if laminated or placed in page protectors. When to Use Fine Motor Center Playdough Center Alphabet Center Literacy Center Independent Activity Small Group Activity Morning Tub or Basket Activity Table Top Activity Skills Assessed Fine Motor Skills Color Matching Beginning Sounds Letter Recognition The playdough mats themselves are no prep. The teacher will simply print them out, and laminate them if desired and place them in the appropriate center or activity area. All that needs to be added to this activity is different colored playdough or clay. These mats not only provide a fun and engaging activity for students to practice fine motor skills, they also provide a way for students to associate the initial sound of the letter W to recognizable pictures. Teachers will love the easy set up for this center activity. By laminating these pages, teachers will have a reusable playdough center for students to use over and over. The playdough should not stick to the laminated pages. If laminating is not an option, I would recommend placing the playdough mats inside of page protectors or in plastic sleeves. The playdough will not stick to their surfaces as well.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Alphabet Activities, Alphabet Playdough Mats, Beginning Sounds, Letter Of The Week, Fine Motor Skills, Preschool Activities, Initital Sounds, Playdough Activities, Letter W, Letter W Activities
Letter V Playdough Mats
ELA, Language Development, Phonics, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities
These letter V playdough mats allow students to build those fine motor muscles while learning about things that begin with the letter V. Each mat features an easy to recognize picture of a word that starts with V for students to use playdough to create. These mats are suitable to preschoolers and kindergartners who are learning about the initial sound of the letter V and those who need extra practice building up their fine motor skills. There are 3 different playdough mats in this set: V is for vine. V is for violin. V is for vase. Students can build their creations on the table top or directly on the playdough mat if laminated or placed in page protectors. When to Use Fine Motor Center Playdough Center Alphabet Center Literacy Center Independent Activity Small Group Activity Morning Tub or Basket Activity Table Top Activity Skills Assessed Fine Motor Skills Color Matching Beginning Sounds Letter Recognition The playdough mats themselves are no prep. The teacher will simply print them out, and laminate them if desired and place them in the appropriate center or activity area. All that needs to be added to this activity is different colored playdough or clay. These mats not only provide a fun and engaging activity for students to practice fine motor skills, they also provide a way for students to associate the initial sound of the letter V to recognizable pictures. Teachers will love the easy set up for this center activity. By laminating these pages, teachers will have a reusable playdough center for students to use over and over. The playdough should not stick to the laminated pages. If laminating is not an option, I would recommend placing the playdough mats inside of page protectors or in plastic sleeves. The playdough will not stick to their surfaces as well.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Alphabet Activities, Alphabet Playdough Mats, Beginning Sounds, Letter Of The Week, Fine Motor Skills, Preschool Activities, Initital Sounds, Playdough Activities, Letter V, Letter V Activities
Letter Z Patterns
Math, Patterns, Early Math, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities
Letter Z Patterns teaches young learners to recognize, continue, and complete patterns with this letter Z themed resource. Students will practice AB, AAB, ABB, AABB, and ABC patterns by sorting objects, cutting and pasting, and independent practice. All images connect to the Z sound, allowing simultaneous pattern and phonics practice. This set scaffolds pattern complexity appropriate for pre-K through kindergarten. Use the no-prep printables for independent practice, homework, or sub plans. The hands-on manipulatives create engaging small groups, centers , morning work, or file folder games. Students can also use the durable components in a baking sheet activity. This versatile resource builds early patterning skills through various modalities crucial for early math development.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Alphabet Activities, Patterning Activities, Patterns, Making Patterns, Continuing Patterns, Finish The Pattern, Pattern Worksheets, Preschool Math, Letter Z, Letter Z Activities
Letter Y Patterns
Math, Patterns, Early Math, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities
Students will practice completing and continuing patterns with this letter Y themed patterning worksheet and center set. All the pictures in this patterning set start with the most common sound of the letter Y. This worksheet and center packet uses the following pattern types: AB, AAB, ABB, AABB, and ABC. These complete the pattern activities are suitable for preschool and kindergarten students who are learning to recognize, continue and complete simple patterns. What is Included: Complete the pattern worksheet Continue the pattern strips Cards for continuing the pattern strips How to Use Independent Practice Small Group Activity Math Center Homework Emergency Sub Pans File Folder Activity Baking Tray Activity Morning Activity The patterning worksheet is a no prep, print and go, activity for teachers to give to students to complete. The worksheet allows students to cut out the objects and complete the pattern by pasting the correct picture to the end of the pattern sequence. Students may color the worksheet if they desire to do so. The center activity is a low prep activity . Teachers print out the pattern strips and pieces, and laminate them if desired for durability. They can be placed in a file folder, attached to magnets for a baking tray activity or placed in baskets or tubs for morning activities or math center activities. The patterning center is an easy center to prep and it is also easy for students to clean up. Skills Assessed: Completing Patterns Following Directions By connecting the patterning pages to the letter sound the students is learning allows students to have further exposure to the phonic skills they are working on while doing a math concept at the same time. Students will see many pictures of words that begin with the letter Y while completing the patterning worksheet and center activity .
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Alphabet Activities, Patterning Activities, Patterns, Making Patterns, Continuing Patterns, Finish The Pattern, Pattern Worksheets, Preschool Math, Letter Y, Letter Y Activities
TRACE THE DOTS AND PAINT - Art Activity - Fruits and Animals
Creative Arts, Art, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Activities
1. Introduction As is known by multiple educational agents, the ability to draw points provides multiple benefits in the development of children, especially if they are still young. 2.Objective This fabulous worksheet to review fruits and animals aims at some of the following points that I will explain below: - Develop fine motor skills: By working with dotted lines, your children will develop hand-eye coordination and, above all, they will perfect their fine motor skills. This is based on the fact that these types of activities will require control and precision in the movement of the fingers and hands, which is essential to perform tasks such as fastening buttons, writing and many other activities where we require the coordinated use of the hands. hands. - Cognitively stimulate their minds: By working with review points, we also contribute to the cognitive development of our children, because this type of activities helps them practice their concentration and attention, because they must follow the sequence carefully to avoid making mistakes and achieve almost a fine and as coordinated line as possible. Likewise, this activity will promote planning and mental organization. 3.Order, scheme and stages It is suggested to start the class with a dynamic that encourages your students. You can propose a song, a dynamic related to fruits and animals. Then distribute the token and play some music or song in the background so that your students work with more inspiration and the art class is very fun for them. 4.Grades or ages It is suggested to apply this sheet in children from 3 to 6 years old. 5. Form of application Print the activity for each of your students. Then ask them to use their pencils, markers, colors, even crayons to review the drawings. 6. Answer keys This game does not require answers. 7.Use text labels art, dotting, dotting, review, review of images, review of images, review of drawings, art for children, art activities for children. 8.Rules Specified above. 9.File types The archive is in PDF format. 10.Number of pages This document contains 10 pages.
Author EDITORIAL ARENAS EDUCATIVAS
Tags Art, Art For Kids, Dots, Trace The Dots, Tracing Dots
Letter X Patterns
Math, Patterns, Early Math, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities
Students will practice completing and continuing patterns with this letter X themed patterning worksheet and center set. All the pictures in this patterning set end with the most common sound of the letter X. This worksheet and center packet uses the following pattern types: AB, AAB, ABB, AABB, and ABC. These complete the pattern activities are suitable for preschool and kindergarten students who are learning to recognize, continue and complete simple patterns. What is Included: Complete the pattern worksheet Continue the pattern strips Cards for continuing the pattern strips How to Use Independent Practice Small Group Activity Math Center Homework Emergency Sub Pans File Folder Activity Baking Tray Activity Morning Activity The patterning worksheet is a no prep, print and go, activity for teachers to give to students to complete. The worksheet allows students to cut out the objects and complete the pattern by pasting the correct picture to the end of the pattern sequence. Students may color the worksheet if they desire to do so. The center activity is a low prep activity . Teachers print out the pattern strips and pieces, and laminate them if desired for durability. They can be placed in a file folder, attached to magnets for a baking tray activity or placed in baskets or tubs for morning activities or math center activities. The patterning center is an easy center to prep and it is also easy for students to clean up. Skills Assessed: Completing Patterns Following Directions By connecting the patterning pages to the letter sound the students is learning allows students to have further exposure to the phonic skills they are working on while doing a math concept at the same time. Students will see many pictures of words that end with the letter X while completing the patterning worksheet and center activity .
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Alphabet Activities, Patterning Activities, Patterns, Making Patterns, Continuing Patterns, Finish The Pattern, Pattern Worksheets, Preschool Math, Letter X, Letter X Activities
Letter W Patterns
Math, Patterns, Early Math, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities
Students will practice completing and continuing patterns with this letter W themed patterning worksheet and center set. All the pictures in this patterning set start with the most common sound of the letter W. This worksheet and center packet uses the following pattern types: AB, AAB, ABB, AABB, and ABC. These complete the pattern activities are suitable for preschool and kindergarten students who are learning to recognize, continue and complete simple patterns. What is Included: Complete the pattern worksheet Continue the pattern strips Cards for continuing the pattern strips How to Use Independent Practice Small Group Activity Math Center Homework Emergency Sub Pans File Folder Activity Baking Tray Activity Morning Activity The patterning worksheet is a no prep, print and go, activity for teachers to give to students to complete. The worksheet allows students to cut out the objects and complete the pattern by pasting the correct picture to the end of the pattern sequence. Students may color the worksheet if they desire to do so. The center activity is a low prep activity . Teachers print out the pattern strips and pieces, and laminate them if desired for durability. They can be placed in a file folder, attached to magnets for a baking tray activity or placed in baskets or tubs for morning activities or math center activities. The patterning center is an easy center to prep and it is also easy for students to clean up. Skills Assessed: Completing Patterns Following Directions By connecting the patterning pages to the letter sound the students is learning allows students to have further exposure to the phonic skills they are working on while doing a math concept at the same time. Students will see many pictures of words that begin with the letter W while completing the patterning worksheet and center activity .
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Alphabet Activities, Patterning Activities, Patterns, Making Patterns, Continuing Patterns, Finish The Pattern, Pattern Worksheets, Preschool Math, Letter W, Letter W Activities
Letter V Patterns
Math, Patterns, Early Math, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities
Students will practice completing and continuing patterns with this letter V themed patterning worksheet and center set. All the pictures in this patterning set start with the most common sound of the letter V. This worksheet and center packet uses the following pattern types: AB, AAB, ABB, AABB, and ABC. These complete the pattern activities are suitable for preschool and kindergarten students who are learning to recognize, continue and complete simple patterns. What is Included: Complete the pattern worksheet Continue the pattern strips Cards for continuing the pattern strips How to Use Independent Practice Small Group Activity Math Center Homework Emergency Sub Pans File Folder Activity Baking Tray Activity Morning Activity The patterning worksheet is a no prep, print and go, activity for teachers to give to students to complete. The worksheet allows students to cut out the objects and complete the pattern by pasting the correct picture to the end of the pattern sequence. Students may color the worksheet if they desire to do so. The center activity is a low prep activity . Teachers print out the pattern strips and pieces, and laminate them if desired for durability. They can be placed in a file folder, attached to magnets for a baking tray activity or placed in baskets or tubs for morning activities or math center activities. The patterning center is an easy center to prep and it is also easy for students to clean up. Skills Assessed: Completing Patterns Following Directions By connecting the patterning pages to the letter sound the students is learning allows students to have further exposure to the phonic skills they are working on while doing a math concept at the same time. Students will see many pictures of words that begin with the letter V while completing the patterning worksheet and center activity .
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Alphabet Activities, Patterning Activities, Patterns, Making Patterns, Continuing Patterns, Finish The Pattern, Pattern Worksheets, Preschool Math, Letter V, Letter V Activities
NUMBERS 1 TO 5 - MATH PUZZLE
Math, Numbers, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Activities
1. Introduction As everyone knows, learning the numbers from 1 to 5 is a very fundamental step for the mathematical development of your children and your students, as the case may be. That is why below I am going to present you a fabulous worksheet for your children to practice numbers from 1 to 5. 2.Objective The objective of this worksheet on numbers 1 to 5 is as follows: - Develop counting: Learning the numbers from 1 to 5 is one of the first steps towards the further development of counting. When your students begin to understand and understand the number sequence and how numbers are used to count objects, you will see how much progress they make. -Understanding of quantity: By associating numbers with the quantity of objects or elements, your students will develop an early understanding of real quantity and numerical symbols. This will lay the foundations for later understanding more advanced mathematical concepts. - Preparation for basic operations: Knowledge of the first numbers, that is, the numbers from 1 to 5, is an essential activity as much as learning to add or subtract. Thus, these concepts will form the basis so that they can later perform more difficult mathematical operations. -Problem-solving skills: When counting and manipulating objects, your students will develop problem-solving skills because they will begin to understand how to classify and organize objects, which is essential for analytical and logical thinking. 3.Order, scheme and stages It is recommended to start the mathematics class with a motivational dynamic, and then just introduce the work on the number worksheet from 1 to 5. 4.Grades or ages This worksheet on numbers 1 to 5 is recommended for children ages 4 to 8. Especially for children who you think should start learning their first numbers now. 5. Form of application You must print the worksheets to distribute them individually to your students. That is to say, this sheet is worked on individually. You should ask your students to bring scissors and glue. 6. Answer keys This game does not require answers. 7.Use text labels mathematics, worksheets, numbers, numbers from 1 to 5, first numbers. 8.Rules Specified above. 9.File types The archive is in PDF format. 10.Number of pages This document contains 10 pages.
Author EDITORIAL ARENAS EDUCATIVAS
Tags Numbers, Numbers 1 To 5, First Numbers
Ideal Gas Law pV=nRT - Senior Chemistry lesson
Science, Chemistry, Grade 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
Introducing an engaging chemistry lesson on gases that seamlessly integrates into your plans, whether teaching in-person or online. Start by covering gas properties, kinetic theory, pressure units, and temperature scales. Then, use the presentation with strategically-placed blanks to encourage active student participation and discussion. Check understanding afterwards with the auto-graded exit ticket. With teacher and student presentation versions, a condensed student handout, and an answer key, this lesson equips you with all the adaptable materials needed to effectively explain the behavior of gases to senior chemistry students. Implement it for whole-group direct instruction, individual practice, or homework.
Author Teach With Fergy
Tags Chemistry Lesson, Gases, Ideal Gas Law, PV=nRT, Ideal Gases
Gas Laws - Senior Chemistry lesson
Science, Chemistry, Grade 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
Introduction to Gases - Senior Chemistry Lesson Dive into the world of gases with this engaging chemistry lesson for high school students. Discover properties of gases, kinetic molecular theory, units of pressure, and more. The presentation examines the Kelvin temperature scale, barometers and manometers, and standard ambient conditions. Keep students actively engaged with the student version containing strategic blanks to fill in. Videos further solidify understanding of concepts. Extend learning with the auto-graded exit ticket and student lesson handout. Whether you utilize PowerPoint, Google Slides, Word, or Google Docs, this adaptable lesson has you covered with both Office and Google formats. Use it for whole-class instruction, small groups, or independent work. Assessment is made easy with the included quiz and answer key. This complete lesson drives home key chemistry concepts for grades 10-12.
Author Teach With Fergy
Tags Chemistry Lesson, Gases, Boyles Law, Charles Law, Gay Lussacs Law
Elephant | Paper Mask | Printable Craft
Creative Arts, Art, Not Grade Specific, Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
Immerse your students in a world of creativity and connection with our lifelike paper crafts that bring animals to life in the classroom. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, these realistic animal paper masks inviting students to engage with the subject matter on a deeper and more meaningful level. Designed to seamlessly integrate into your lessons, these paper crafts offer a unique way to enhance the learning experience. Whether you opt for the realistic color templates or the black and white versions, your students will have the flexibility to personalize their creations, adding an extra layer of engagement to your teaching approach. The simplicity of this printable craft ensures a hassle-free experience for educators. With just a click, you can print and assemble these captivating paper masks, making them a valuable addition to your teaching toolkit. The provided set of photo instructions ensures a smooth process, guiding both teachers and students through the assembly steps. As you introduce these realistic elephants paper masks into your lessons, watch as your students become captivated by the intricate details and the opportunity to color their creations. It's not just an art project ; it's a bridge to a deeper understanding and connection with the animal world. Enjoy the transformative power of these paper crafts, where art and education seamlessly intertwine to inspire young minds. Take a Look At Some Of My Best Sellers: · - All About Sea Lions: Sea Lion Animal Science Unit · - How To Fill Out Forms: Writing Life Skills · - Feelings and Emotions Photo Cards: Visual Practice · - All About Letter B: Preschool Letter of the Week Check out other resources from my store: Simply Schoolgirl! I can be contacted for questions and concerns at simplyschoolgirl1@gmail.com
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Craft Activities, Art Education, Fine Motor Skills, Creative Thinking, Interactive Learning
ESL Lesson Plan on the Importance of Reading Books + Favorite Books
ELA, Language Development, ESL, Writing, Creative Writing, Reading, Reading Comprehension, Grade 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
ESL Lesson Plan on the Importance of Reading Books + Favorite Books This Fantastic ESL-EFL-TESOL Lesson Plan (PDF Digital Presentation; 14 slides + Answer keys in the last slide) on the Importance of Reading + Favorite Books is Great to stimulate English Learning within Newcomers or any English Second Language Student. Ideal participants for this Activity are Foreign Languages Students at Middle School and early High School. This Product can also be Great for ESL Centers Abroad and ESL Tutors or private teachers. This English as a Second Langauge Teaching Resource (Lesson Plan) can be great for intermediate learners This Stimulating ESL-EFL-TESOL Lesson Plan (PDF Digital Presentation; 14 slides + Listening Activity Answer keys in the last slide) on the Importance of Reading + Favorite Books includes: 1 short Introduction to the importance of books and their influence on the way we think 1 Picture Description with four scenes (Harry Potter Fans waiting for J.K Rowling's Last Book in book stores, a guy in a library, a book club and people reading in the subway) 1 Listening Comprehension activity (with Answer Keys in the last slide) with QR Code-Linked YouTube Video (TED Talk on "the power of stories") 1 Writing Activity with 2 Prompts for essays ("Do you like reading" and the way it has changed your life + Your Favorite Book Review ) This ESL, EFL, TESOL, TEFL PDF Digital Teaching Resource (14 slides + answer keys in the last slide) can be great for Intermediate Advanced English as a second or foreign language learners. Its aim is to make students exercise and/or improve their Listening comprehesion and Writing English as a second language Skills. ESL with Alan is a Brand New ESL, EFL, TESOL Store whose aim is to help English as a Second or foreign Language Teachers, Educators and Tutors (be it online or offline) to achieve their teaching objectives while creating a fun and stimulating environment. Never Forget! Learning is fun, So should English! Always If you want to browse more of my PDF ESL, EFL, TESOL Teaching Resources, click here ESL with Alan!
Author Learning with Alan
Tags ESL, EFL, English As A Second Language, Lesson Plans, Presentation, Reading Books, Books, Listening Comprehension, Writing, Book Review
Plotting Polygons on 4 Quadrant Grids: Make a Logo: 6th Grade Geometry
Math, Geometry, Graphing, Common Core, Grade 5, 6, 7, 8, Activities
Plotting polygons on a 4 quadrant grid? Seems like a tough standard to make interesting... I've got you covered! This comprehensive math lesson gets students to plot different polygons on a Cartesian plane, identify the kinds of polygons, think about symmetry, and discuss how to measure side lengths using the ordered pairs of the vertices: all while applying these skills to a real-life situation: making a logo! Here's how it works: First, students plot ordered pairs on a four quadrant grid (using integers). This will create 5 different polygons in a simple logo shape. Next, students answer questions that will get them thinking deeply about the math they are using and looking for relationships. Questions include: How many quadrilaterals did you draw ? Explain how you can figure out the length of shape 4 just by looking at its coordinates. What are two lines of symmetry for shape 5? After that, students have a fresh grid on which they can design their own logo. They carefully write out the ordered pairs in the correct order to create their logo. Finally, they trade their new instructions with a friend to see if they can re-create each other's logos! Grades to Use With: This lesson is specifically designed to address 6th grade geometry Common Core State Standard 6.G.A.3, but it can also be used for enrichment in 5th grade classrooms, or as a review in 7th and 8th grade classes. It could also be used in high school special education settings. What's Included: 7 Page PDF Title Page/Instructions Grid to plot logo Discussion Questions Grid to plan and make own logo Grid to plot friend's logo 2 Page Answer Key If you enjoy this geometry activity, check out others in my store: Geometry Project: Park Design: Area, Perimeter, and Volume with Budgeting Middle School Math Stations or Centers: Triangles, Angles, Area Middle School Math Stations or Centers: Area, Perimeter, and Volume Relationship Between Area and Perimeter: Math Inquiry Prompt Integers and Plotting to Make Pictures on 4 Quadrant Cartesian Planes
Author Grace Under Pressure
Tags Plotting, Ordered Pairs, Polygons, Integers, 4 Quadrant Grid, 4 Quadrant Graph, Cartesian Plane, 6th Grade Geometry, Geometry, 6th Grade Math
Introduction to Gases - Senior Chemistry lesson
Science, Chemistry, Grade 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
This chemistry lesson walks Grade 12 students through the properties, mechanics, and measurement of gases. Students will learn about characteristics of gases, kinetic molecular theory, pressure units such as Pascals and atmospheres, temperature scales, and more. The lesson incorporates two videos and an exit ticket. Educators receive a teacher presentation , student presentation with fill-in-the-blanks for engagement, and student handouts. Whether teaching virtually or in-person, this resource seamlessly fits into lesson plans. Learning is interactive yet teacher-guided. Reduce grading time with the auto-graded exit ticket. This lesson comes in Office and Google Drive formats.
Author Teach With Fergy
Tags Chemistry Lesson, Gases, Particles, Kinetic Energy Theory, Molecular Theory, Pressure, Pascals, Bars, Atmospheres, Barometer
All About Raccoons | Animal Science Unit
, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
Embark on a captivating journey into the world of raccoons with this extensive animal resource collection tailored for elementary school teachers. Immerse your students in a rich curriculum designed to foster a deep understanding of these fascinating creatures, from pre-K through 2nd grade. This unit study offers an array of resources to enrich your animal science lessons. Real photos, non-fiction articles, arts and crafts, worksheets, and writing activities form a diverse toolkit, ensuring a comprehensive exploration of raccoons. Delve into the teacher resources, where you'll discover thought-provoking discussion questions, inspiring project and activity ideas, a curated book list, and links to related videos. The printables include visually appealing posters on animal classification, types of eaters, life cycles, and species. Collectible animal cards, vocabulary strips with definitions, a native habitat map, and 12 high-quality photographs further enhance the learning experience. A treasure trove of worksheets covers topics such as animal adaptations, habitats, life cycles, vocabulary words, eating habits, and animal anatomy. The reading material comprises nonfiction articles provided in two differentiated reading levels, accompanied by comprehension questions. Additionally, a fictional story about a child naturalist studying raccoons in two reading levels and charming bookmarks featuring the animal add literary dimensions to the exploration. Unlock diverse writing opportunities with templates ranging from a full-page blank booklet for young students to nature journal covers and animal report planners in two levels. Engage students in creative expression with adorable crafts, including animal photo cut-outs, art outlines for in-depth projects, jointed paper crafts, paper bag puppets, masks, footprint cut-outs, and coloring pages. Wrap up the educational adventure with two interactive games—a macro-photo guessing game and a memory game—to review raccoons' behaviors, physical characteristics, and habitat. To make the most of this resource, carefully study the materials and tailor the experience to your classroom, ensuring an enriching and enjoyable exploration of raccoons.
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Animal Science, Animals, All About Animals, Cross-curricular Units