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Oral communication Common Core W.2.1 resources
Bundle Speaking & Listening Skills Active Listening Turn & Talk Accountable Talk
One terrific way to improve your students' speaking and listening skills and your classroom management is through teaching Active Listening, Effective Turn & Talk, as well as Accountable Talk, and using the read aloud book & activities in Lacy Walker Nonstop Talker by Christianne C. Jones. This bundle is complete with active listening, turn & talk and accountable talk posters or anchor charts; discussion cards; teacher suggestions, sentence stems, bulletin board displays; and much mo
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2nd - 5th
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Inventions Project Based Learning | Digital & Printable | Google
Who doesn't dream of creating your own invention and making tons of money on it? What better way to get students to use real-life skills such as reading, math, writing, speaking and listening skills than with this high-interest, engaging Create Your Own Invention project? With this project, students will get an opportunity to design their own invention and try to persuade their audience to invest in their product. This project-based learning activity is designed to supplement your practical livi
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2nd - 5th
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K-2 ELPAC/ELD Speaking Practice: Support an Opinion
These speaking tasks can be used during designated ELD, as a warm up, in small groups, for ELPAC prep, etc. Students will be given a choice between two options and will be asked to justify their choice with a reason. A support slide has been added to each task that includes sentence starters for differentiated support. This task is directly aligned to the "Support an Opinion" speaking task on the ELPAC exam. 5 speaking tasks included:P.E or Art ClassFamily Pet ChoiceDinner ChoiceLibrary or Compu
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PreK - 2nd
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Winter Break Activity | Fun Friday Morning Meeting Brain Break | Christmas Party
Stranded: A Digital Game on Google SlidesThis Google Slides game is perfect for a morning meeting game, digital game, brain break, or Fun Friday activity for in-person or distance learning on Zoom, Google Hangouts, or whatever platform you and your class are using!I use this activity to get my class talking! As a class, they must decide which of the items would be most helpful when stranded on a mountain! They use sentence stems to share their ideas and respectfully agree or disagree with their
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2nd - 4th
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Opinion Writing Dog vs Cat | Graphic Organizers | Prompt
Wow! Do you need an engaging lesson to teach opinion writing? Dogs vs Cats is a student favorite and gets their creative writing juices flowing! Students can use the graphic organizers to plan their opinion papers.What's in this download? Pg. 1 CoverPg. 2 Table of ContentsPg. 3-4 Lesson PlanPg. 5 Donation Request (dog and cat-themed treats)Pg. 6 Opinion PosterPg. 7 Cover for a Book (optional)Pg. 8 Transition Words/PhrasesPg. 9 Descriptive WordsPg. 10 BrainstormingPg. 11 Think About Your Favorit
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K - 3rd
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Opinion Writing Prompts BEST Candy | Graphic Organizers
Look! Do you need an engaging lesson to teach opinion writing? Opinion Writing with Candy is a student favorite! Add some candy and watch the creative writing flow. Designed with K-3 students in mind.What's in this download? Pg. 1 CoverPg. 2 StandardsPg. 3-4 Lesson PlanPg. 5 Brainstorm PagePg. 6 In My Opinion PagePg. 7 Think About Your Favorite CandyPg. 8 Candy Opinion Organizer for K-1Pg. 9 Candy Organizer for 1-3 TEACHER SAMPLEPg. 10 Candy Organizer for 1-3 With intro and closing helpPg. 11 C
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K - 3rd
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Daily Writing Practice: Beginning of the Year
If you're like me, you noticed that writing curriculum has changed a lot over the years. I felt as if students were no longer given time to just relax and write. This download can be used as bell work or beginning of writing warm up. It includes....
~ Teacher Guide
~ "How we use this routine..." page
~ Table of content for all writing prompts
~ Journaling Prompts
~ Narrative Prompts
~ Persuasive Prompts
~ Informational Propts
Grades:
2nd - 3rd
18 fun Easter stories:Questions Short Stories, Thinking Skills for 1st–4th Grade
Welcome to "Questions Short Stories: Enhancing Critical Thinking Skills for 1st–4th Graders"! In this collection, young readers will embark on a journey filled with captivating short stories centered around the theme of Easter Day. Each story is designed to spark curiosity, encourage critical thinking, and foster a deeper understanding of the holiday.Throughout the narratives, readers will encounter a variety of characters, settings, and situations, all woven together to inspire imagination and
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1st - 5th
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Zoo Animal Speech and Language Unit Wildlife
This speech and language bundle is perfect for your wilderness and zoo-themed units! This resource features: Zoo and Farm animal sortBig and Small animal sortSingular and Plural animal sortAnimal Inference Task CardsBeginning Sound AnimalsIrregular Past Tense Task CardsZoo Animal Smash Mats (animal and verb vocabulary)Basic Concept Task CardsZoo Animal Phonemic AwarenessSame or Different Animal Activity (compare and contrast)Zookeeper pronouns (She has a koala; He has a giraffe). /R/, /L/ and cu
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Not Grade Specific
St. Patrick's Day Writing Activity | Leprechaun Opinion Writing Unit
Are Leprechauns REAL? Look at this engaging lesson to teach opinion writing! Students will write an opinion about leprechauns existing or not. At the end of the week, they can share opinion papers while enjoying a chocolate gold coin. Will their opinion change after they hear other students' opinion papers?What's in this download? Pg. 1 CoverPg. 2 Table of ContentsPg. 3-4 Lesson PlanPg. 5 Brainstorm PagePg. 6 In My Opinion PagePg. 7 Think About LeprechaunsPg. 8 Opinion Organizer for K-1Pg. 9 O
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K - 3rd
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Would You Rather Questions PowerPoint Google Slides Writing Kindergarten
This digital set includes 24 slides of Would You Rather questions for use on any digital device for whole group, small group or independent use. Students can use these for discussion prompts or writing prompts. It will encourage opinion writing with details or simple discussion. Each slide includes a duplicate slide with a one word choice instead of a phrase like the original version. So I have differentiated this for your choice of activity. Many teachers use the Would You Rather question
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PreK - 2nd
Would You Rather Opinion Writing Prompts | Sentence Reading & Writing Activity
These 'would you rather' writing prompts are an incredibly versatile activity, perfect for writing assignments, shared reading, conversation starters, back-to-school ice breakers, and more! Students can verbally share their responses, or write them down on answer sheets to practice sentence structure and fluency. Either way, it's the perfect activity for beginning readers and writers! Who's it for?• Kindergarten ELA students• 1st grade ELA students• 2nd grade ELA students• 3rd grade ELA students
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K - 3rd
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Student Debate Outline
This debate outline helps students walk through the steps of preparing for a debate. It includes spots to record their debate question and claim, 3 pieces of support/evidence, a rebuttal, and a conclusion. This can simply be a writing activity, or used to plan for an actual classroom debate about any topic!
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2nd - 5th
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Would You Rather: Google Slide
These engaging "Would you Rather" cards will have your students excited to do more. I used current and funny ideas that will keep your kids engaged. Not only can you use them as a whole class, but we use them in our writing centers in opinion writing, sentence writing, and even our morning ice breakers. There are 20 unique cards that cover a variety of topics such as food, imaginations, sports, and current events. Included is also a writing template to help your students get started.Since th
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1st - 5th
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My Emotions Book
My students LOVED this project and their parents too! They are still talking about it and their project came out so creative. Every student did it differently and it was an experience I had to share with my fellow teacher colleagues. Hope you enjoy this fun project!
It includes:
* Letter to the parents (with step-by-step instructions)
* Project format
* Sentences and words to trace
* Book Rubric
* Show and Tell Rubric
Students were able to glue on photos of themselves and have fun making each
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K - 2nd
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Celebrating Our Gifts
Create a classroom community and build healthy relationships by Celebrating Gifts through Common Core aligned speaking, listening, and writing standards.
In this resource you’ll have:
1. An overview of how the project works and its components
2. Sample letter for celebrating students each week
3. Graphic organizer for brainstorming ideas and details
4. Template for students assisting them in the organization of ideas
5. Template informing parents of the project
6. Other strategies for creati
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2nd - 4th
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