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Ce que contient le document : Une présentation claire et détaillée des propositions subordonnées relatives et des pronoms relatifs, accompagnée d’exemples pour bien comprendre ces notions.
A micro-learning informational-text lesson on the history and significance of Labor Day, building close-reading, summarizing, and vocabulary skills.
Take students on a virtual tour of the most famous landmarks across South America with this informative 41-page PowerPoint presentation.
Language Development Resource Pack covers the major milestones of language acquisition. The pack includes a presentation with 23 informative slides explaining the building blocks of language such as phonemes, morphemes, grammar structures…
An introductory mini-lesson (video plus guided notes and a summary sheet) teaching the basics of exponent notation -- base, exponent, and the concept of repeated multiplication -- as a lead-in to a Laws of Exponents lesson series.
Lesson 1 of a Laws of Exponents series: a video-supported guided-notes lesson teaching the zero-exponent rule and the negative-exponent rule (moving powers across a fraction bar) and how to simplify expressions using both.
Lesson 2 of a Laws of Exponents series: a video-supported guided-notes lesson teaching the product rule (adding exponents of like bases when multiplying powers), including expressions with coefficients and multiple variables.
Lesson 3 of a Laws of Exponents series: a video-supported guided-notes lesson teaching the quotient rule (subtracting exponents of like bases when dividing powers), including expressions with coefficients and multiple variables and negative-exponent results.
If you are about to begin teaching Laws of Exponents to your math students, this is a great series of lessons that will guide and/or complement your instruction. This is Lesson 4: Power Rule.
Teach reading and spelling of five sight words (out, part, people, said, see) through a sequence of digital micro-lesson activities.
An interactive, no-prep micro-learning slide deck teaching the figurative-language expression 'lefty loosey, righty tighty' through a video-style dialogue, a reading passage, and comprehension/writing activities.
An interactive PowerPoint 'virtual field trip' to a Lego Land-themed map that teaches students about brass instruments (trumpet, trombone, tuba, french horn, baritone).
A short animated interactive tutorial and randomly-generated quiz teaching the difference between rhythm and beat in music.
Lenses and Ray Diagrams - Optics - Google Slides and Distance Learning is a comprehensive unit! Everything you need to introduce or review Lenses and Ray Diagrams is right here including the lesson (student and teacher versions), an…
Lent Presentation : A Comprehensive Teaching Resource A perfect solution designed for educators and homeschooling parents, this resource is a detailed 43-slide PowerPoint presentation that focuses meticulously on Lent and Easter.
A digital, no-prep 'micro-learning' slideshow lesson delivering a biographical reading passage on Leonardo da Vinci with embedded video, close reading, vocabulary, and a written summary assessment.
The guide introduces direct- and indirect-object pronouns, then practices them in sentences and correction tasks. A later section combines the two groups. Model identifying the object before choosing a pronoun and applying the order taught in the examples.
How to start your story to grab the reader’s attention by arousing their curiosity so they want to read more, more, more. Each lesson contains a story that illustrates the concept being taught.
This lesson breaks down the use of prepositional phrases into easy-to digest chunks that kids can easily understand. Comes with a poster to show how prepositional phrases work.
Lesson 11: Naming Characters - How to Come up with Great Names - A Zombie Wrote my Narrative Essay with Mr. Butt and Bonefish This teaching aid is an extremely significant resource for educators who cater to middle-grade students.
Product Title: Lesson 12: The Three Howies of Characterization - A Zombie Wrote my Narrative Essay with Mr. Butt and Bonefish This powerful teaching resource, appropriate for fourth , fifth, and sixth graders engaged in Language Arts…
Lesson 13: Revision - The Most Important Step in Writing Great Stories – A Zombie Wrote my Narrative Essay with Mr. Butt and Bonefish This is an engaging and interactive teaching resource tailor-made for grade 4, 5, and 6 students.
Teaches the categories of nouns (concrete vs. abstract, common vs. proper, singular vs. plural including regular -s/-es rules, y-ending rules, and irregular plurals) and how to recognize nouns using noun-signal articles (a/an/the), through a narrative dialogue plus a passage-identification exercise.