
In this week’s round-up, discover resources to get your students analyzing, writing, and practicing their communication skills in the context of a job interview. You’ll also find Spanish language activities, lit circle unit plans, and more! So, if you’re looking to add more rigor to your classroom, keep scrolling. Half of these resources are FREE!
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It’s FREE!“Assessments can sometimes be boring or worse… stressful. This free color-by-number worksheet will allow you to gauge your students’ understanding of the metric system without the anxiety of a test.” |
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“Have you ever been hunched over a computer when you are extremely sick, trying to bust out a good sub lesson? I know I have! I designed a fun print-and-go sub lesson that will work for any science subject and any time of the year. Keeping students engaged while you are out will lessen behavior problems and allow you to focus on feeling better soon!” |
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It’s FREE!“Students often struggle with providing credible, valuable, varied evidence for arguments, opinions, and research. This resource helps them 1. list their evidence and explain how it supports their claim 2. analyze the source of the evidence. These two graphic organizers help students see exactly what kind of evidence they’re using and how they can use it to support their claim.” |
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“This resource provides 49 mini lessons that address both reading informational texts and reading literature. This is ‘out of the box’ ready! I’ve included mentor texts and answer keys, so it can even be used for sub plans. Perfect bite-sized lessons that are great for reading workshop, small group activities, tutoring, and literature centers.” |
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It’s FREE!“The more practice, the easier it gets! This resource helps students prepare for one common job interview question: “What are 3 words to describe yourself?” |
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“Teach real-life critical thinking skills and effective communication! In this job interview guide, students are provided with helpful reading passages and scaffolded guides to help them tackle 9 of the most common job interview questions.” |
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It’s FREE!“Combine a simple strategy to deeply analyze and appreciate poetry with an easy-to-digest work of artistic expression in order to impress upon your students the pride and heritage of the immigrant story to our greater American story. This resource is a fantastic fit for your middle/high school English or U.S. History class.” |
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“Turn your students into published and passionate writers by perfecting the Op-Ed essay structure with them. This complete kit contains everything you need to engage your students in real community discourse, and fits with a multitude of topics: from ELA argumentative writing to U.S. History muckraking or civil rights.” |
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It’s FREE!“Change things up with testing student knowledge of basic polygons. In this activity, students identify attributes that polygons DO NOT have!” |
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“Teach parallel lines and transversals with ease using this bundle! Doodle notes just added!” |
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It’s FREE!“This activity is great for engaging students while practicing reading and vocabulary skills in an active way!” |
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“This activity allows students to practice jugar and sports vocabulary in a variety of stations! This resource also offers an opportunity to include a competitive aspect in your review!” |
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It’s FREE!“This parts of speech doodle note helps kids learn and remember parts of speech using color-coding. I created this for my kids to review in a way that was different from regular note-taking.” |
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“This unit plan is a combination of a whole class novel and literature circles. It helps kids get comfortable discussing in small groups while still providing activities and guidance in the reading of the novel.” |