Students practice argumentative writing by building a house to show a strong thesis, reasons, and examples.
Students will deconstruct ideas, claims, or concepts presented to them, build understanding of those ideas, and show their understanding.
Students will understand how authors organize information presented in nonfictional texts.
Students will understand how authors organize information presented in nonfictional texts.
Students participate in evaluating a description of a crime scene to prove innocence or guilt.
Students will find, evaluate, and select credible sources to create a research product.
Students participate in a grocery store activity using common vocab for shopping and math/counting money.
Written and illustrated with sensitivity and gentle humor, Free Phonetic Readers features short and long vowels. Stories introducing children from a variety of backgrounds along with their families, friends, pets and other critters introduce phonics to the beginning reader.
Students will understand that words that sound the same are called homophones. Students will choose the correct homophone to complete a sentence.
Students practice job application skills in this activity.
A general template of structure strips to use after reading a text. Students will use these strips to make a connection with a character.
Students demonstrate knowledge of Literary Movements in this project.
Students demonstrate comprehension in the form of a Movie Poster.
A project about identity and the impact of societal stereotypes and perceptions.
All parts of a novel unit for Refugee by Alan Gratz
Students sort key words for different text structures and organizational patterns.
Learning Objectives:Students will research what to do in case of an emergency, namely a hurricane. Students will develop vocabulary.
A video sharing the purpose of annotation and different symbols one can use to annotate.
Students will find, evaluate, and select credible sources to create a research product.
Students will understand how to revise and edit their paragraphs, essays, or research papers.