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Holes Project: Students must include the following on their Holes Book Report Book Jacket: Character Summary, Author Biography, Illustrations, Book Summary, and more. This book report should be done after completing reading Holes. I recommend showing students example book jackets from their favorite stories to get them motivated and their creative juices flowing. Holes Book Report project includes: - Book Jacket Project Description Page - Grading Rubric (half-page design to save paper) - Example photos of a completed book jacket (different novel as example) - Rough Draft template - Final Draft template This Holes activity is an equal mix of writing and creativity that students love! My students typically complete their book jacket in in three 30-minute periods. Happy Teaching! ✿ Click here for a Holes Test ✿ Looking for more BOOK REPORTS? Take a peek in my store! ♥ Cereal Box Book Report ♥ Newspaper Book Report ♥ Book Report Sandwich ♥ Book Jacket Book Report ♥ Book Report Poster Template ♥ Puppet Show Book Report ♥ Dress Up Book Report ♥ Book Report Commercial: Book Commercial ♥ Book Report Bundle - 8 Best-Selling Book Reports - 60% Savings! ❤ Click HERE to view 750+ resources by Happy Teacher Happy Students ❤ ************************************************************************************************ ⭐Happy Teacher Club Join for Exclusive Freebies, Tips & Tricks ⭐Happy Teacher Happy Students Blog Visit My Blog and Chat All Things Teaching! ⭐Instagram: Let's be friends! Use one of my resources in your class or homeschool? I want to see it! Tag me @happyteacherhappystudents in your photo I’ll send you a special freebie. ⭐ Questions? Looking for something not already in my store? Contact Me @ [email protected] ************************************************************************************************ ** Visit my STORE and click on the 'green star' to follow me and be the first to know about new products, sales & freebies! ** Please remember to rate this product so that you earn TPT Credits for future purchases! Copyright © Happy Teacher Happy Students. All rights reserved. This file is intended for classroom and personal use only. Any redistribution or reproduction of part or all of the contents in any form is prohibited other than the following: **You may print for your personal, classroom use, and non-commercial use only. **Clipart, graphics, photographs, found inside this product are copyrighted. They may not be extracted from this file without written permission from the original artist(s).

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Every business needs to stay on top of its game and maintain a competitive edge. This is why it's important for businesses to track their progress every week, which can be difficult if you don't have the right tools. That's where Excel Weekly Status Report Template comes in! Template Details: You do lots of work besides sending emails and managing team, though, so it’s important to create a few templates based around reporting weekly basis. Download an one page excel weekly status report template which allows project manager to report all the project updates in detail. Format: MS Excel Features: This template includes these features: Summary Activities by Department Project Listing Task Listing Meeting Notes.

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A great activity to teach point of view! The students will complete a police report as if they were responding to the neighbor's call in “The Tell-Tale Heart.” The students must demonstrate their comprehension of the story and their ability to use textual evidence to describe the crime scene and explain what they found. More About This Product This fun, no-prep activity allows students to practice a little creative writing while also working on their textual evidence skills and demonstrating their comprehension of the story. They will create descriptions of the victim, suspect, and the crime scene as well as gathering information from an “interrogation.” Teachers will love watching their students find and use textual evidence to write their reports and students will love having a little creative liberty! This activity pairs well with a longer unit study of Edgar Allen Poe’s work. You Might Also Be Interested In… Student Grades Management Game Plan: Help Your Student Get Back on Track The easiest way to get students to turn in their missing work is to allow them the time to create a plan to get it done. This sheet allows students to prioritize their missing assignments, figure out what they need to do to prevent it from happening again, and plan out when they will turn in missing assignments. DIGITAL 100-Word Scary Story: A Suspense Creative Writing Activity Give students a creative way to demonstrate their understanding of suspense! This digital Google Docs activity asks them to write a 100-word scary story using at least three of the four ways writers and directors develop suspense: music, setting, sound effects, and surprise. The added challenge is that the story can ONLY be 100 words! Tips for You! Click the star next to my seller logo to follow my store for product updates and sales! Please rate my products with feedback to earn TpT credits for future purchases! Contact me through Product Q & A with any questions, concerns, or problems! I’d love to hear from you!

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Subject and Predicate PDF includes: Anchor chart Puzzle pieces for hands on matching activity. Students match the subject to the correct predicate. Follow up worksheets: Foldable to cut/sort subject and predicate. Identify subject and predicate within sentences. Recording sheet for the puzzle pieces. Student will write the sentences they matched Check out my other products: Problem Solution Book Report Template Book Report Template Nonfiction Character Setting Bundle If you like this Subject and Predicate PDF, please follow my store. .................................................................................................................................... Want 50% off deals?! When I first list my products, I put most of them on sale for 50% off for the first week! If you follow my store, TPT will send you an email when I post something new and it will also show up in the status on the main page. To follow, look under where my logo is located and click on "follow me." .................................................................................................................................... Feedback is greatly appreciated! Thank you! =) Subject and Predicate Cut/Sort Subject and Predicate Matching Subject and Predicate First Grade Subject and Predicate Sentences

Welcome to Day 2 of my weeklong series of Summer "Unschooling!" Yesterday, I shared a few brief thoughts on why this unit study-Charlotte Mason-living literature-Thomas Jeffersonanion-Montessouri-notebooking-slightly textbooky-ECLECTIC momma somehow morphs into an UNSCHOOLER for the summer. I also presented a handful of ideas for encouraging creative writing while on a school-time hiatus. Today, let's take a look at Un-schooling Science. Science, especially anything related to nature and the great outdoors, gets a little tricky during the school year in my neck of the woods. Unless we plan to study hibernation and/or dormancy, our nature study is limited to whatever happens to be able to withstand several feet of frozen "white." Four years ago while chatting with some homeschool veterans, I decided that although I would continue to teach science throughout the school year, I would focus much of our science efforts during the summertime. Throughout the year, I make a mental note of what natural interests my kids develop as we read books together. If possible, we revisit those themes when the snow melts...or June starts...whichever comes first! These summer-long units are very organic. I don't really do any planning. We simply read a lot of books, observe, make theories and test them, and do some notebooking to document our discoveries. I thought I'd share a few of our past adventures in hopes that it might spark an idea or topic of interest for your summertime learning. Summer-long Units Butterfly Study The Deputy's Wife is my go-to science gal. A few years ago, she was gracious enough to scour her property for milkweed and the little caterpillar critters that take residence on them every summer. She helped us nab a few to keep in a homemade observatory (a large pickle jar with netting over the top). We were able to watch the fascinating life cycle several times before summer's end. After releasing quite a handful of monarchs into the wild (One even accompanied us on a vacation up-state and was set free at the crest of a large hill), the children made some Eric Carl-esque paintings and set their findings down in the form of a hand-made book. Bird Watching Come spring/summer, our area becomes an Audubon birder's paradise. With a few field guides and a homemade birdwatching notebook at her side, a then first-grade Sweetie Pea, set about to document every bird she saw. She even stopped in the middle of a Community Ed. soccer game to run over to the sidelines and tell me she saw an osprey's nest above the light pole. In her book, she documented the bird's name, date of her findings, the bird's gender (based on the coloring), where she found the bird, the bird's diet, how that species builds its nests, and any other interesting facts she learned from her field guides. She completed the entry with a handmade drawing of each. (It helped that her dad is a professional artist and gave her a few tips on drawing bird forms.) I wish I still had the files for this bird book printable to be able to share it with you, but alas... Instead, check out these other bird watching notebooking pages: Think Crafts' Bird Watching Book KidsCanHaveFun's Bird Watching Explorer sheet Frogs/Toads For years, we have had a family...and eventually a LARGE community...of frogs and toads living in our basement window wells. One summer, I had a plan to do a nature study on ants. I had prepared a notebook filled with observation activities, checked out several books from the library, and had bookmarked several scripture verses about ants in order to incorporate a character study using ants as a natural example. But, after only a few days of our study, it was quite clear that the frogs were much more intriguing to my little learners. In the true nature of "unschooling," I scrapped all my PLANS and enlisted the Hubs to help the kids round up some little leapers. Since this truly was a "plan B," our learning took place mostly through observation and care/keeping of the little critters. My boys especially loved discovering the eating likes/dislikes of our "house guests." TOPS Science Units Now, before you write the "unschooling authorities", I realize that a pre-planned unit does not necessarily qualify as organic learning. That being said, I do think that TOPS Learning System books are excellent resources to jumpstart the natural learning process. They encourage exploration of a topic by presenting NUMEROUS projects that follow the steps of the scientific process. We completed the Tops Radish kit this past fall and are spending the summer working through their Corn and Beans biology unit. A couple of things to remember when embarking upon a TOPS series: The units are written for a five-day-classroom situation. In order to complete the projects correctly, a pre-planned timeline has to be strictly followed. Our Corn and Beans unit takes 5 weeks to complete. Missing even ONE day in those five weeks makes a few of our experiments a moot point. The books include lab instructions and journaling pages that can be photocopied for each child. I put all of these into pronged folders for my kids to fill out. Most of the TOPS units have suggested age-ranges. Be sure to choose the right range for your household and read all teacher notes before beginning. Other suggestions Lord willing, we will have many summertimes in our future to be able to use these same patterns of natural learning to explore these other topics. trees flowers other insects fish spiders stars Short-term units Not wanting to commit to an entire summer of scientific discovery? No worries. Many topics can be explored in a few days or even a few minutes. Egg Carton Nature Hunt For my littlest learners, an egg carton nature hunt is always an annual summertime staple. Before heading out on a walk through the woods or a state park, we each paint the insides of an empty egg carton. Each cup is painted a different color. As we walk, the kids attempt to find a natural element that is similar in color to each of the painted egg cups. When we get back home, we share our findings, try to determine the name of each, and do some nature drawings of our favorites in a nature notebook. This has proven to be a great way to encourage thoughtful observation as we "commune with nature." Nature Collections Super Boy, especially, gets a spark every few weeks to search out a new topic. This often comes in the form of gathering a collection of similar items. Rocks, shells, leaves, and feathers have all made their way into a treasure box or dresser drawer for safe keeping. Even though his reading level does not enable him to actually read all the words in it, I provide Super Boy with a simple field guide, to encourage investigation. He looks through the pictures and finds an item with similar characteristics to the one in his collection. Discovery Baskets During the summer, our discovery quiet time basket becomes a hub of organic learning. It has been a great way to introduce numerous new topics in order that my kids can develop new interests. I fill much of the basket with nature and nature-study resources. I realize that science and science projects can make many mothers shudder, myself included. Just the THOUGHT of cleaning up a mess can be exhausting. Saving science for summer can be a great, less-busy time to encourage the disorder/clutter that comes with exploratory learning.

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Finally, a guide for upper elementary teachers that will show you how to teach research reports in a step-by-step format! If you are struggling with teaching the research report process, you are not alone. Seriously, we’ve

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Is it about that time for you? Time to get ready for those parent-teacher conferences? Luckily, I had mine about two weeks ago. I have the same system I follow each year to prep for conferences and it honestly makes life super easy and stress free! When I prep for conferences, I pull out a file folder where I keep student work for the year. I keep things like math tests, sight word data, writing examples and reading assessments. When I am doing a conference I simply pull that stuff out to show progress and help parents understand where we need to go next in order to help their child grow. I also like to have a conference outline. I have 15 minutes per conference, so I need to stay on track! I also let parents take this outline home as reminders of things we are working on at school and ways they can help at home. When I fill out the conference outline, I use my little prompters to help jog my brain. Let's face it, preparing for these things can make the brain go a little foggy! When it is time for the actual conferences. I put a sticky note on the outside of the student's folder with their name and the time of their conference. I lay them out in order, so when parents come in, I can just grab their folder and we can get started right away! There you have it! Super simple, but effective! Feel free to grab more conference stuff from me by clicking the product image below! It's full of FREE conference goodies!! Inlinkz coding: An InLinkz Link-up

Okay, my first official week of summer is over, and I had a blast! I decided to take a mini-break from all things teaching (including blogging), and I had lots of fun just being a mommy for a while! Miss Elliotte and I went to the childrens' museum, story hour at the library, played in her baby pool, and just hung out! We also tried some pinterest-inspired activities, and I have to say, we both loved the kool-aid playdough and edible fingerpaints! (well, we liked playing with them--we didn't actually eat them--I'm not that fun of a mom!) The links for them are below if you're interested. I might try them with my firsties this year, too! Source: dealiciousmom.com via Brooke on Pinterest Source: ourbestbites.com via Brooke on Pinterest I guess all that fun time playing gave me some new creativity because I just cannot stop thinking about things for next school year! This is what I just finished today, and I'm very excited to share it with you! I normally have my kiddos do an All About Me Bag as a community-builder for back to school, and I finally came up with a way to snazz it up a bit (other than the usual magazine collages)! Introducing, the All About Me Paper "Bagpack!" It has questions for the kiddos to fill out on the back, and they will put small items such as toys and photos that represent them inside the bag. I'm also thinking about having them draw self portraits--maybe Flat Stanley-style--to put in the little front pocket. We'll share our bags during one of our class meetings, and then we'll display them for Back to School Night! I'm so excited I won't have to scramble for a last minute idea for that this year! Yay! If you'd like to check it out, just click the pictures! Oh, and if you are one of the first two people to comment with your email, I'll send it to you for free! I hear Miss E is waking up from her nap, so its baby pool time for us! Have a great rest of the day!

Your students will be completely engaged in this Parade FLOAT STATE report! This is the perfect activity to compliment your already assigned state report. There is even an opening in the float to hold the written report. This is a fun way your students can show what they have learned about the assigned STATE in a creative way! Includes: Lots of photos Student Assignment Sheet Self-Assessment Score Sheet (2 sizes) Kid-Friendly Writing Rubric Easy Teacher instructions This is a great way to assess your students and they also look great sitting on top of your bookcases! You can even have a STATE "PARADE" by setting them up in the Auditorium and invite other classes to see the parade! SO MUCH FUN!! by Upper LMNtary

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