Showing posts with label Middle School Lessons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Middle School Lessons. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 18, 2015

MATH LESSON - Back to School 7th Grade Math

by Hilda Ratliff

Grade 7        

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Check out this 
Back to School resource! The resource contains a review of various math concepts students should know as they enter 7th grade.

Included are:
 
1. Fractions
2. Decimals
3. Plotting Points 
4. Integers

There is one page on each of the topics. The four pages may all be used at the beginning of school, or you may choose to use a page as review at different times during the year.

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Monday, August 17, 2015

MATH LESSON - 6th Grade Math - Ratios, Rational Numbers, Expressions, Statistics

by Hilda Ratliff

Grade 6        

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This resource is a review of various math concepts taught in 6th grade. There are 12 activities which consist of a group task card and student handouts. The students in the group will discuss the task card and then complete individual student handouts relating to the task.

The tasks include these concepts.

1. Unit Rate
2. Tables of Equivalent Ratios
3. Ratio/Rate Problems
4. Divide Fractions 
5. Rational Numbers
6. Graph Points
7. Absolute Value
8. Distance Between 2 Points
9. Write/Evaluate Algebraic Expressions
10. Equivalent Expressions
11. Statistical Measures of Center – Mean and Median
12. Measures of Variability – MAD and IQR

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Friday, March 27, 2015

English Language Arts Grammar Activities - "Build Strong Sentences with The Parts of Speech"

By - Connie Casserly
Grades 6-12

Grammar Activities - Build Strong Sentences with The Parts of Speech


Build Strong Sentences with The Parts of Speech
When you ask your students to check their papers for Pronoun/Antecedent Agreement, Subject/Verb Agreement or for ending sentences with Prepositions, do they look at you as if you were speaking Early Alien?

If so, they probably need to review those building blocks of strong sentences, the Parts of Speech.Middle School and High School students need to understand the parts of a sentence if they are to compose original strong sentences.

Recently,  I added three more activities to this packet, each with an answer sheet. Now, students have even more opportunities to review and reinforce their understanding of the Parts of Speech and develop their ability to use them correctly when composing clear and cogent sentences.

What is included in this packet? A
~Mad-Libs-based exercise where students must fill in blanks with the required part of speech. They
Build Strong Sentences with The Parts of Speech preview
also are to select words of their choosing to write complete sentences following the given patterns.
~Label the Quotes activity where students label each word in ten movie quotes. *Answer Key
~Students –Choose Your Label the Quotes Sentences  for students to select quotes from sources of their choosing, and then switch papers with a peer to label the words. *Answer Key
~Quotation Word Scramble where students are given a scrambled list of words from a novel quotation. They must rearrange the words into logical sentences-hopefully the original quote. *Answer Key

Together, these activities which follow the Show Me, Help Me, Let Me teaching concept, will enable students to strengthen Parts of Speech muscles so they can build strong sentences.



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Thursday, March 12, 2015

English Language Arts - "Poetry Analysis Activity: Poetry on Parade"

By: Connie Casserly
Grades 6-12
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Poetry Analysis Activity: Poetry on Parade


"Poetry, It's elemental, my dears." With this unit, Poetry Analysis Activity: Poetry on Parade,  I use this play on the famous quote by Sherlock Holmes to show my middle and high school students that poetry is ever-present in their lives through the music they pipe into their ears.

In this lesson plan, students will
1. Analyze songs of their choice
2. Review some of the elements of poetry
3. Analyze and then teach a poem
4. Write an original poem
Take a test on poetic elements.

Read all of the teaching details on http://www.teachitwrite.blogspot.com/2015/03/english-language-arts-poetry-analysis.html before you download this 10-page lesson plan from https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Poetry-Analysis-Activity-Poetry-on-Parade-663467  ($2.50)

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