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    The Preposition Song

    The Preposition Song
    h4. Education Level: Grade 4-5-6 Prepositions links nouns, pronouns and phrases to other words in a sentence. The word of phrase introduced by the proposition is called the object of a preposition. There are several versions of The Preposition Song, and several are here for your reference. Performed by an 8th Grade Class: Grammer Rock Classic Preposition Video: Sample song ...
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    What’s Your Weird Vocabulary IQ? ANSWERS

    On the next page, you will find the answers to the quiz: What's Your Weird Vocabulary IQ? If you haven't taken the quiz yet, start it now. Next page: Answers [page] 1. The Twilight books could be renamed: Crepuscular 2. An azure shirt is: Light blue 3. An ailurophiliac loves: Cats 4. A totally optimistic person is: Sanguine 5. Being the ...
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    3-5: "I Spy": Using Adjectives and Descriptive Phrases

    Students will review definitions for adjectives, learn and practice sensory adjectives and imagery, and use adjectives and descriptive phrases in writing a paragraph and/or story. *_A lesson plan for Grades 3–4 English Language Arts_* h4. Learning outcomes Students will: * be able to define adjectives. * be able to define and understand concrete and sensory adjectives. * be able to discriminate ...
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    America The Story of Us Lesson Plans from HISTORY — Now on Teaching!

    America The Story of Us Lesson Plans from HISTORY — Now on Teaching!
    Teaching is proud to work with HISTORY to bring you the story of America. From the earliest days of European settlement in the New World, Americans from all backgrounds have recorded their stories and attempted to make sense of their place in history. America The Story of Us — airing on April 25, 2010 on HISTORY — is a landmark television ...
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    Holiday Writing Prompts

    Holiday Writing Prompts
    Writing- whether it's journaling or writing a short story- is a great way for students to express themselves, especially in the high emotion time of the holidays. If your students are overloaded with holiday energy and need direction, try these writing prompts. Different students in your class may celebrate different holiday traditions, so be sensitive to that and offer prompts that ...
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    Fantastic Flexible Foldables for Math

    Fantastic Flexible Foldables for Math
    What it is: I love online activities that students can take part in, but because most of us don’t have the luxury of a 1 to 1 school setting, good old paper manipulatives are winners in the classroom. Fantastic Flexible Foldables is a collection of mini math books and games that you can print out and create with your students. You ...
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    3-5: Finding rhyming words in a French poem

    “J'adore la pizza” by Karen Kransky This lesson is designed to increase students' awareness of some French letter-sound combinations that rhyme, in spite of being spelled differently using the poem, "J'adore la pizza" by Karen Kransky. A lesson plan for Grades 3–5 Second Languages h4. Students will: * identify rhyming words and syllables orally and in writing * point out silent ...
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    Complex Sentences Made Easy Lesson Plan

    Complex Sentences Made Easy Lesson Plan
    Objective Students learn about complex sentences. Directions A complex sentence is a sentence in which at least two ideas are combined into a single sentence. What's so "complex" about that? For example, look at the following sentence: Because he forgot his wedding anniversary for the tenth straight year, Roger spent a week sleeping on the porch. The two ideas expressed in ...
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    50 Actions that Will Grab Your Students’ Attention

    50 Actions that Will Grab Your Students’ Attention
    Excerpt From Section 5 of "Discipline in the Secondary Classroom" Adapted from 50 Actions that Will Grab Your Students’ Attention "There are countless ways to wake up and shake up your students. Prepared teachers take time in advance of the lesson to prevent their students from being bored in class. They combine various techniques and try all sorts of new approaches ...
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    Best of 2007: Top 10 Websites for the Classroom

    Best of 2007: Top 10 Websites for the Classroom
    Great new websites pop up every day that can help teachers support academic learning. Our very own technology featured writer, Kelly Tenkely, provided her best ten web discoveries of the year. These websites can be great additions and reinforcements to your academic lessons. Students love technology- and combining learning with the technology they love can do wonders for student results. ...
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    Long Division Tips and Tricks

    h4. How To Be A Good Secretary When Doing Long Division 1. Put the correct number of dashes in the quotient. 2. Record how many blocks you have placed on each divisor. 3. Record how many blocks you have used. 4. Record how many blocks you have left. 5. Record how many blocks you will now be working with. 6. Repeat ...
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    Lesson: Synonyms and Antonyms

    Lesson: Synonyms and Antonyms
    h4. Objective: Students will review definition of synonyms and antonyms and identify them. h4. Resources: Teacher: sports section of newspaper for each pair of students. Student: pencil, paper. h4. Procedure: 1.Ask students for examples of pairs of words that are synonyms. Write them on the board. Go through the same process for antonyms. Related Links Lesson Plan: Spice Up Your Spelling ...
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    9-12: Heaven or Groundhog Day?

    h4. Learning outcomes * “Enlightenment is infinite acceptance of all things past, infinite responsibility for all things present, and infinite service for all things future.” —Zen definition of Nirvana h4. Students will: demonstrate accurate analysis of audience through appropriate choices in diction, motive support, point support, and non-print textual support. demonstrate knowledge of the concept of character qualities and reflect positive ...
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    Take a Trip to Spelling City

    Take a Trip to Spelling City
    If your students need extra help in spelling, using technology may be just the ticket to get them excited about improving. Spelling City is a place where your students can practice their spelling words through teaching, games, and practice tests. In the teaching section, students hear the word and a sentence including the word before the word is spelled for them. ...
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    Fraction City

    Fraction City
    FRACTION CITY Materials: Poster board for each student (or pairs); 8 colors of 9x12 construction paper, cut into strips for each student (1 of each color - extra for practicing); glue; markers; ruler; plastic cars or trucks; Fractional Concepts: Continuous Fractions (partitioned wholes); Fraction Sense; Addition and Subtraction of Fractions; Equivalent Fractions Procedure 1. Have the students practice folding paper strips ...
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    Why Students May Not Complete Homework

    Why Students May Not Complete Homework
    Although there can be many reasons why students don’t always complete their homework, some seem to be universal. Luckily, alert teachers can manage these. Try some of these suggestions if you find your students (and yourself) struggling with homework. h4. 1. Students did not record the assignment when you made it. • Allow enough time for students to record the assignment ...
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    40 Ways to Spice Up Your Spelling Words

    40 Ways to Spice Up Your Spelling Words
    When rote doesn't work, it's time to reach into your bag of tricks to make spelling special. Third grade teacher Sally Engle is the inspiration for this list of interesting things to do with spelling words. Many of these exercises can be done at home, with a parent sending a note back that the words were completed. 1. ABC order- Write ...
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    9-12: Partes Del Cuerpo (Beginning and Advanced Vocabulary for the Parts of the body)

    h4. Learning outcomes Students will be able to verbally identify the body parts in Spanish and be able to answer questions about them. h4. Teacher planning h4. Time required for lesson 90 minutes Related Links Not the lesson you were looking for? Search more. Connect with information to help make you a better educator Find resources now. h4. Materials/resources large plastic ...
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    K-8 Math Games

    Kindergarten Save The Ducklings [photo:80837] Save the Ducklings is a part of The Galaxy Series K-1 book (page 27). It is a counting, addition, and strategy game for 2-4 players or teams. The object of the game is to save the most ducklings by collecting the most counters. The game requires two standard dice for each group, an 11x17 piece of ...
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    3-5: Body Parts in Spanish

    The students will be able to recognize and recall the body parts in Spanish. A lesson plan for Grades 3–5 Second Languages h4. Students will: * identify and name the parts of the body in Spanish * describe a person physically by his hair and color of eyes * graph in a chart their physical differences * follow commands involving their ...
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