Showing posts with label graphic organizer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graphic organizer. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 18, 2017

Writing Flip Books and Graphic Organizers

These Flip Books and Graphic Organizers can be placed in a writing center for an easy set-up! Or each student can have their own copy at their desk/at home as a reference.
The Flip Books are already filled out for the students! Click on each picture for a better look.



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Monday, November 30, 2015

Math Lesson – “Quadratic Functions Graphic Organizer”

by Math with Tyrrell
9th-11th grade


Are you teaching quadratic functions? Save yourself some time with these quadratic function graphic organizer. Great for an interactive notebook!


https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Quadratic-Functions-Graphic-Organizer-1653656

 
My students love this graphic organizer format! The Quadratic Functions Graphic Organizer is a fun way for students to learn and organize their knowledge about quadratics. The graphic organizer has places for the equation, form of the quadratic, graph, table, concavity, vertex, whether the vertex is minimum/maximum, axis of symmetry, end behavior, y-intercept, x-intercepts, domain, range, and intervals of increasing and decreasing.

 HSF-IF.B.6

 





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Monday, September 21, 2015

Math - "Proportional Relationship"

by Jenny Stafford
Grades 6th, 7th, 8th

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Included is an entire unit on proportional relationships. A complete list is given below:

7.RP.A.1
• Unit Rate Graphic Organizer $1.00
• 7.RP.A.1 Activity $2.00
• 7.RP.A.1 Worksheet $1.00
• Complex Fractions Worksheet $1.00
• Dividing Fractions Foldable $5.00

7.RP.A.2
• 7.RP.A.2 Worksheet $1.00
• 7.RP.A.2 Foldable $5.00
• Apple Activity $3.00
• Car Gas Activity $3.00
• Extra 7.RP.A.2 Worksheet $2.00
• Orange Activity $2.00
• Proportional Relationships Quiz $1.00

7.RP.A.3
• Discount Activity $1.00
• Discounts & Markup Activity $5.00
• Discounts & Sales Tax Activity $3.00
• Discounts Foldable $5.00
• Markup and Markdown Foldable $5.00
• Percent Increase and Decrease Worksheet $2.00
• Simple Interest Activity – Buying A Car $5.00
• Simple Interest Worksheet $2.00

Warm Ups (10) $5.00
• 7.RP.A.1
• 7.RP.A.2
• 7.RP.A.3
• Warm Up Template

Homework (7) $5.00
• 7.RP.A.1
• 7.RP.A.2
• 7.RP.A.3
• Homework Template

Exit Slips (10) $6.50
• 7.RP.A.1
• 7.RP.A.2
• 7.RP.A.3

Assessments 7.RP.A.1 – 7.RP.A.3 $6.50
• Pre-Test
• Post-Test
• 2 Vocabulary Quizzes

Total $78. Sale $45.
Total Pages: 100+
Answer Key: Included 
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Tuesday, July 7, 2015

Language Arts - "Story Elements Activities"

By Christina L
Grades 2-4


Use these activities to introduce Story Elements to your students.
The following worksheets are included:
• Introduction to Characters and Character Traits Worksheet
• Character Traits Challenge A-Z
• Character Traits Evidence
• Character Interview 
• Character Compare and Contrast
• Inferring Character Traits
• Introduction to Setting Worksheet
• Setting - Illustration
• Inferring Setting (Parts I and II)
• Setting and Characters
• Introduction to Plot
• Plot Events Graphic Organizer
• Creative Writing - Students choose characters and setting to begin their own story
• Creative Writing - Graphic Organizer to help write story
• Creative Writing - lined paper

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Christina L

Monday, April 13, 2015

LANGUAGE ARTS - High Interest Reading Passages and Comprehension Questions

Grades 4-6 and Homeschool
Sarah Peterson
Hands on History

Check out my latest High-Interest Reading Comprehension Product!




Short reading passages covering Pages, Squires, Medieval Knights, Jousting, Chainmail and Plate Armor.  Reading comprehension questions and graphic organizers are included for each passage. 

This product is great for Social Studies (History) and Language Arts (Reading Comprehension).  The product contains: seven short reading passages and comprehension questions; seven graphic organizers (one for each passage); and the teachers keys.     Questions are true or false; multiple choice and open ended, and include both literal and inferential questions. 

The passage topics include:
·       Pages: Training to be a Squire
·       Squires: Training to be a Knight
·       Medieval Knights: Jobs and Duties
·       Jousting
·       Chainmail
·       Plate Armor

Lexile measure: 630L-660L
 
 THIS PRODUCT IS GREAT FOR A QUICK SAMPLE FOR CHARTER SCHOOLS!   It may be used for Independent Reading, Homework, or as a Supplemental Homeschool Worksheet.

Grades 4-6 and homeschool

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Please note:The Informational Text also appears in my Medieval Careers Lesson Plan; however, the reading comprehension questions and graphic organizers are not a part of that lesson plan.

Friday, February 27, 2015

Misc. Lesson - "What if Everybody Did That?"

Last summer I stumbled across a book I hadn't seen before and the title immediately caught my eye. It is called What if Everybody Did That?  As I flipped through the pages I couldn't help but laugh at many of the comical illustrations.  More importantly though, I also couldn't help noticing how this book so perfectly illustrates that actions and choices have consequences.  In a very simple and fun way this book shows children the effects of their actions and why certain behaviors aren't acceptable. The oh so simple question, " What if everybody did that?" along with the clever illustrations by Colleen M. Madden drive home the point so beautifully.

What If Everybody Did That? Perfect for teaching responsibility!

If you'd like to do some extension lessons based on the book I've  put together a few simple activity pages. They include:

  • Cause & Effect Graphic Organizers
  • Templates to make your own What if Everybody Did That? class books.
  • Vocabulary Activities (choice, responsible, consequence, cause, effect, actions)
  • Reflection Writing Activities

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Thursday, February 26, 2015

Language Arts/Social Studies: "Women's History: Reading Passages with Graphic Organizers"

By Christina L
Grades 3-6






Use these reading passages and graphic organizers for Women's History Month or when teaching biographies.

These are great for individual work or cooperative learning. You could give each group/pair a reading passage and have them present to the class.

Includes: 
• 6 Reading Passages that include the following women:
• Helen Keller
•Susan B. Anthony
•Sacagawea
•Amelia Earhart
•Rosa Parks
•Sally Ride


• 6 Graphic Organizers, 1 for each woman

Click here for a better look!

Thanks for looking!
Christina


Sunday, February 1, 2015

Language Arts Lesson - “Point of View Comparisons Powerpoint”



Are you having trouble locating resources for RL3.9 (Point of View)??  For this standard, I really could NOT find any suitable materials to teach this new standard in third grade.  Most teachers quickly think that point of view means identify first or third person speaker.  Not the case!  Now, the standard has the students identify the points of view of different characters or the author AND identify their OWN point of view.

With that in mind I developed a PowerPoint that essentially does that.  Using well known fairy tales, I had 2 characters from each fairy tale explain their points of view.  Then I had the students identify their own point of view.

The Powerpoint includes several slides with examples on how to understand what point of view is based on a character's attitude, beliefs, experiences and values:
  • Attitude is the way you feel or think about something or someone. It affects the way you behave and the way others see you. Sometimes these can be seen as character traits.
  • Beliefs are the things that you believe to be true or good or right. They can be ideas, a person or a behavior.  Beliefs can change. You can add new ones or discard old ones.
  • Experiences are the things you see and do in your life. It is also the things that happen to you in your life. Narrow your focus to the topic when selecting experiences.
  • Values are the people, things or behaviors you hold important in your life. These are the things you will fight for! Values can change. You can add new ones or discard old ones.
By using well known fairy tales, students know the characters well enough that they were able to wrap their heads around the concept of point of view.  Graphic organizers are also included to help the students take notes and then make the jump to comparing and contrasting points of view, including their own.






Below is an animated GIF (just hit play) of part of the Powerpoint I developed (the GIF does not show any animation or sound effects which are included in the powerpoint).  It shows the process I took the students through with one of the fairy tales.


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