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jacqui batts

Middle/ and highschool - 0 views

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    This website can be rally helpful to highschool and middle schools, just not with inventive ways of teaching but also with help of addressing important kid issues
Michelle Marchese

Best Young Adult Novels of All Time- So far - 0 views

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    Sorry I am a little obsessed with young adult novel popularity, but this provides the novels that are popular at this moment for the high school and middle school age, so that as teachers we can get a grasp on what are students are reading and interested in.
Diane Butler

CNN Student News - 0 views

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    10-minute daily news program for middle- and high-school students.
Alexandra Waldie

Grammar Activities - 0 views

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    These are online activities that middle school students can go to themselves to get extra help with their grammar and punctuation.
Jenna Mortensen

RoadtoGrammar Jr - 0 views

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    This resource is helpful because it offers beneficial quizzes that can help students improve their understanding of certain aspects of grammar. The Extra Practice Tab offers additional information on certain subjects and extended practice. This website also offers grammar related games for students to practice their grammar with.
Jenna Mortensen

Vocabulary Activities - 0 views

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    This website offers helpful vocabulary activities that can be utilized within the classroom in order to enrich students' knowledge. It also offers helpful grammar activities that can help refresh and review the basics for students.
Jenna Mortensen

Finding Main Ideas in Reading Passages - 0 views

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    This website is useful because it offers straight forward explanations about teaching students how to dissect and analyze a reading passage in order to encounter the main idea and major focal point within a passage.
Kim Summers

Predicting Fiction - 0 views

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    This lesson plan is designed to help students develop effective listening skills and identify literary genres.
Kim Summers

Painting With Words - 1 views

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    This is a great lesson plan that teaches what poetry is and exposes students to different types of poetry. Students will write their own poetry and create a poetry anthology.
Stephanie Larson

ReadWriteThink.org - 1 views

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    This is a website that offers resources, lesson plans, and ideas for teaching reading and writing up to a middle school classroom. This is important in teaching the basics of these skills
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    This website will particularly be beneficial to my own lesson plan creation and professional development. The website offers a multitude of activities and strategies for teachers to use. In addition, it offers online professional growth training.
Brad Baum

Lesson Plans - 1 views

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    This website offers a great list of lesson plans for teaching high school English. They are a great place to start when brainstorming what types of activities to do for a text. It is especially helpful in regards to teaching grammar.
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    This page offers over 4,000 free English lessons for middle school and high school students. It could be extremely resourceful.
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    This site provides A LOT of lesson plans, for each content area, grade, etc. The site breaks up the lesson plans into sections as well, including poetry, reading comprehension, writing, etc. A great tool to gain some ideas for lesson plans in the future.
Stephanie Larson

Great Gatsby Ballet - 0 views

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    In high school, I read the book The Great Gatsby and loved it. I also enjoyed when teachers offered different alternatives to interpreting the text, and I think this is an interesting way to compare and contrast the novel and the ballet. Students have the chance to think outside the typical mode of interpreting the text. Here they can link the text to the dance.
Kimberly Tracewski

Comics and technology - 0 views

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    This quick and easy comic shows us how easy we can incorporate comics into the classroom as a fun and inventive way for students to express themselves.
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    I like this example because it makes comic strips seem easy, something I always thought would be a challenge. This could be a great activity for high school or middle school students.
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