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Common Core 8.G.B.7 resources for ESL-EFL-ELL
Special Education Assessments Bundle(K-8th)Baseline Data & Progress Monitoring
Assessments for special education: Grades K-8. GREAT for YEAR-LONG PROGRESS MONITORING, BASELINE DATA, and IEPS! Special Education Teachers / Resource Specialists / General Education Teachers! This BUNDLE includes these YEAR-LONG products: K-3rd Reading Comprehension Assessments4th-8th Reading Comprehension AssessmentsWriting Prompts Version 1Writing Prompts Version 2Writing Prompts Version 3SPED Math Assessments Version 1SPED Math Assessments Version 2SPED Math Assessments Version 3Prefer or n
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PreK - 8th
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Special Education Assessments Bundle K-8 | Google Classroom™ | Distance Learning
Assessments for special education to be used with Google Classroom™ (grades K-8). Great for YEAR-LONG PROGRESS MONITORING, BASELINE DATA, and IEPS! Special Education Teachers / Resource Specialists / General Education Teachers! Inside this BUNDLE you will find yearlong assessments (grades K-8th) for Reading, Writing, and Math. All assessments in this BUNDLE are for use with: Google Forms™/Google Slides™/Google Classroom™. Want the printable pdf version? This resource is available as a separat
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PreK - 8th
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Writing Math Time! Middle School....ESL/TELPAS Journal STAAR
Get ready to supercharge your math writing skills with this incredible collection of 18 writing samples covering a wide range of Middle School concepts. Writing topics include geometric terms, angles, measures of center, graphical displays, slope, triangles, angles with parallel lines, circles, functions, transformation, congruent vs similar figures, correlation, surface area, ordering numbers, Pythagorean Theorem, solving equations, area, quadrilaterals. Great for ESL/ TELPAS writing samples or
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5th - 8th
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Using Pythagorean Theorem to Measure Screen Sizes
Buying a New TV or ComputerWhen you buy a TV, computer monitor, or touch-screen device, the "screen size" is measured as a diagonal line from corner to corner. To find the size of your new screen, you can use Pythagoras’ theorem. In this home-based activity, students will start by measuring their own TVs or device screens with a measuring tape. Then they will use the height and width to find the unknown length of the hypotenuse.In the last step, they will check their answer with a measuring tape
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8th - 9th
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