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Don't let your literature anthology dictate the short stories you read with your middle school and high school students. There are so many wonderful short stories out there, many of which can be used to teach a variety of literary elements and paired with other texts. Read on for 13 of my favorites, which literary terms and skills they lend themselves to teaching, plus suggested text pairings and activities.

Looking for the best good morning texts for him or her? Here's a collection of some cute good morning texts that will make your special one happy all day.

Looking for some cute penguin crochet patterns? I have gathered a bunch of cute patterns to try. There are easy and more advanced.

In a time and society where students spend more time communication through text messages, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and 14 other social media platforms that I cannot even begin to name, I find an ever increasing need to get my students talking to each other fact to face. As a result I have been on a quest this year to implement as many collaborative activities as I can. I have used many of them throughout this school year and have had some amazing results that include increased communication, retention of information, assessments grades and more positive attitudes (overall)! Throughout the summer I will be sharing some of my favorites, some of my other favorite math teacher-authors and many others so that hopefully they can become your favorites too! Today I am excited to share with you my Surface Area and Volume of a Sand Castle activity! As we were finishing our three-dimensional figures unit in Geometry I was looking for a really good way to a) get the students talking and b) show them how the different figures can share dimensions to build the structures that we see on a daily basis. Since I do not possess architectural skills and summer is upon us I decided to build a Sand Castle (as "Do You Want To Build A Snowman" is running through my head). I started with a goal of including as many of the main solids that I could and managed to include prisms, cylinders, cones, pyramids and even a hemisphere! I worked to have the solids share bases, sides and dimensions whenever possible. This is what I came up with! I also came up with a second version that has the figure divided into 11 smaller figures to help struggling students visualize a path to follow to solve it. Additionally, this helps students to organize their work so that you and they can identify an error if they make one. (I did not, however, hand this out to begin with as I wanted to see what they would do with it first!) Before implementing this as partner/group collaboration piece I sat down and created a list of questions that I could ask as I walked around the room to point students in the right direction, get them thinking, communicating and solving without actually giving them the answer. Some of the questions that I came up with: 1) Are there any surfaces that aren't exposed? Alternatively - are there any surfaces that shouldn't be used in surface area? 2) Have you thought about breaking any of the larger figures into smaller ones? 3) How are you arranging your work so that you can go back and check it later? 4) Are there any dimensions that you don't have? How can you find them? 5) Do the unused surfaces from the surface area get used for volume? FREE!!!! Finally the day arrived to implement this and I must say, it went AMAZINGLY! After my students got over the expected moans and groans and sat down to start working on it, they had fun with it. I heard great discussion, collaboration and genuinely helping each other understand instead of just giving each other the answer. I set forth the "rule" that their final answers had to be within ten of mine (to account for rounding error) and that whoever was the closest won a prize (extra credit, candy, excusing of an assignment, ect.). My students quickly turned it into a competition and worked hard to earn the prize. I ended up with multiple students hitting my answer down to almost the decimal point - which is great! :) Based on the feedback I can honestly say that they enjoyed it and felt that it really reinforced the concepts we have been learning in this unit! I have put the entire activity, including a multi-page answer key that highlights each piece and how to find their surface area and volume up in my teacherspayteachers store. You can pick it for FREE here :) I would LOVE to hear how you use it and implement it! Please comment below!

Do your students have trouble finding text evidence to support their answers to basic comprehension questions? After reading short passages, your students will underline the textual evidence that answers each basic comprehension question using a simple color-code. The March pack is perfect for learning about Women's History Month and more, including St. Patrick's Day, Read Across America Day, the Iditarod, Pi Day, Johnny Appleseed, Spring, and Mardi Gras! This Text Detectives pack includes 10 non-fiction passages: - St. Patrick’s Day - Biography: “Dr. Seuss” - The Season of Spring - The Iditarod - Johnny Appleseed - Women’s History Month: Women’s Suffrage - Women’s History Month: Clara Barton - Women’s History Month: Rosie the Riveter - Women’s History Month: Malala Yousafzai - Women’s History Month: Amelia Earhart This pack also includes 6 fiction passages: - Fat Tuesday - Mad about Basketball! - Happy Pi Day - The Jr. Iditarod - The Legend of the Blarney Stone - Spring Break Surprise! There is also one poem: - Silly Doctor Aligned to CCSS R.L. 2.1, R.L. 3.1, R.L. 4.1 and R.I. 2.1, R.I. 3.1, and R.I 4.1, this Text Detectives pack is easy to use in your classroom as morning work, reading comprehension practice, a center activity, or homework. These can even be used to assess your students' ability to prove their answers in the text or as a relevant and engaging test prep activity! Many passages integrate seasonal science or social studies content to support your content instruction, but others are more generic to give you planning flexibility. I love using these passages with my RTI students in Title I or reading intervention! Not sure if the reading level will be right for your students? Please download the PREVIEW of this pack for a FREE sample passage about Dr. Seuss. If you enjoy this product, be sure to follow my store or blog to be notified when I post Super Text Detective packs for future months! :) You can also see my other packs below: Text Detectives- November Edition Text Detectives- December Edition Text Detectives- January Edition Text Detectives- February Edition And you can SAVE even more with a bundle! Text Detectives- Fall Bundle Text Detectives- Spring Bundle Text Detectives- Through the Year Bundle

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Use these 7 continents worksheet pagges to teach elementary age about CONTINENTS for kids. Grab continents book printable!

Product Description OneTwoEtc is a nice poster with numbers. Combine with other quotes or photo art in a picture wall! Discover our entire range of motivational posters in our category, Text Boards. Keywords: Letter, Text board, Typography, Font, Quote All our posters are printed on 240 g Multidesign Smooth White paper, which is a high quality uncoated paper from the Clairefontaine paper mill in France. The paper is archival quality, i.e. it does not yellow over time. All our posters are printed on paper bearing the FSC and EU Ecolabel environmental labels for responsible forestry.

Learn about Children Around the World with these FREE printable Around the World worksheets for kids K-6th grade to complete.

Here's a great Object Lesson for Kindness - The Domino Effect. Equipping you to raise kids with character and concern for others.

Download these 10 free bold text and use them to make projects in Cricut Design Space or any other programs.

Nov.1978- Harrison Ford conversa com Carrie Fisher durante uma pausa na filmagem do especial da CBS-TV "The Star Wars Holiday" em Los Angeles