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Presidents' Day Common Core RL.5.2 resources
Presidents Day Reader's Theater and Reading Literature Toolkit
Celebrating Presidents Day is a reader's theater script and reading comprehension resource your middle school students will love! Practice fluency and speaking while incorporating Presidents Day and Washington’s Birthday activities into your language arts instruction. This 7-character PDF script includes comprehension questions and word work activities, making this unit a flexible teaching resource you can use in multiple ways!*A note about the spelling of Presidents Day: The AP Stylebook prefer
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4th - 7th, Staff
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Also included in: ELA American History Reader's Theater Scripts Bundle for Big Kids
Elementary Readers Theater Presidents
Elementary Readers Theatre for the Presidents of the United States. This is a funny and fact-filled script that involves four presidents. Adams, Lincoln, Wilson and Kennedy. The dialogue bounces back and forth, with each student defending their favorite president as “the greatest,” but in the end they all humble themselves and come to an agreement. Perfect for 3rd through 5th grades. 9 characters, including a moderator. The play lasts about ten minutes. By teacher and playwright John Glass.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Instructional Sequence - Close Read Packet
"The Packet Lady" is proud to present this Instructional Sequence & Close Read Packet on Abraham Lincoln's "The Gettysburg Address." This Common Core aligned Packet is perfect if you are a teacher or homeschooling parent who just wants to print out the packet and go! Included is a detailed Instructional Sequence (lesson plan), a PowerPoint on Lincoln, a copy of the "Gettysburg Address," and easy to read & understand forms on focusing, defining & clarifying words & phrases, brai
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Grades:
4th - 6th
FRANCES ALEXANDER by George Washington Close Read Poetry Analysis
Close Poetry Reading Analysis of FRANCES ALEXANDER by George Washington, first president of the United States. This poem is great for junior high to high school audiences as to the level and vocabulary being high, but explained within the questioning. Analyzing poetry is an art. How do you get better at it? Practice. Here is an easy way to teach close reading with self-guided questions that help the student gain understanding of breaking down lines of poetry.This poem pairs well with using poem
Grades:
5th - 12th
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