Podcast Promotion Activity
build language arts and creative-writing skills through a real-world simulated task of promoting a podcast episode
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build language arts and creative-writing skills through a real-world simulated task of promoting a podcast episode
Biography research and creative-writing project in which students build an imagined social-media profile for a historical scientist or inventor.
A micro-learning digital deck built around an animated short film 'The Field Trip', teaching narrative writing skills through sequencing, true/false comprehension, and summarizing activities.
An interactive PowerPoint writing/reading activity built around an animated short film 'Llama Drama', teaching sequencing, true/false comprehension, and summarizing.
An interactive slide-deck writing activity built around an animated short film about a bird ('Peck Pocketed') that steals items from a woman's purse to build a nest.
A cross-curricular unit teaching students about the International Space Station (ISS) through an informational reading passage, combined with reading comprehension, creative writing, vocabulary (Greek word roots), math, and geography activities.
A 'get to know me' book-companion writing activity, paired with the book 'A Letter From Your Teacher,' for students to introduce themselves to their new teacher at the start of the year.
An interactive, no-prep micro-lesson slide deck that uses an animated short film ('Course of Nature', about a girl and clouds) as a prompt for writing and reading-response practice.
Uses a short animated film called 'Watermelon' to teach story sequencing, true/false comprehension, and summary writing.
A slide-deck writing activity built around watching the animated short film 'Tiny Wing,' guiding students through sequencing, true/false comprehension, and summary-writing tasks tied to the film.
A two-part personal-narrative writing journal (combining 'True Life Stories' and 'Me and My World') that prompts students to write and illustrate short personal stories using story starters, brainstorming questions, and vocabulary space.
A set of no-prep, print-and-go Grade 3 writing activities using drawing-and-writing prompts tied to September topics (first day of school, classical music month, food, grandparents, Talk Like a Pirate Day, kindness).
A one-page writing prompt plus a one-page drawing prompt in which students imagine what it would be like to be a nurse.
A one-page writing prompt plus a one-page drawing prompt in which students imagine what it would be like to be a doctor.
A one-page writing prompt plus a one-page drawing prompt in which students imagine what it would be like to be a pilot.
A one-page writing prompt plus a one-page drawing prompt in which students imagine what it would be like to be a bus driver.
A one-page writing prompt plus a one-page drawing prompt in which students imagine what it would be like to be a chef.
A short winter-themed reading and writing packet built around a snow-day story.
A set of Fox in Socks (Dr. Seuss) themed writing/drawing prompts for early-elementary students, connected to Read Across America Week.
A micro-lesson slide deck paired with an animated short film ('Hen and the Egg') that builds sequencing, true/false comprehension, main idea/details, and summarizing skills.
This product is great for helping students learn to write stories. The Silly Stories Story Starters include a character, setting, and plot. This makes it easy for students to create a story. The story starters are also great for sparking creativity.
These Story Starters are perfect for helping students write or tell stories. With a character, setting, and plot card, they can create a fun and unique story. This is a great way to encourage creativity and imagination in your students.
Four diary-entry writing prompts that ask students to write in the voice of different Little Red Riding Hood characters, practicing perspective-taking and narrative/personal writing.
Diary-writing prompts that have students write in the first-person voice of four Goldilocks and the Three Bears characters.