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Alphabet, Punctuation, & Sounds:
Drama & Speech:
Foreign Language:
English as a Second Language (ESL):
Parts Of Speech:
Poetry:
Reading - Compare & Contrast:
Reading - Comprehension:
Reading - Literature:
Reading - Story Elements:
- A Language Arts lesson plan on Theme and on Giving
- A lesson plan on developing a character
- A Language Arts lesson on climax
- A reading and writing activity on the author Gary Soto
- Analyzing and identifying character traits are the focus of this lesson
- This lesson is on character, setting, and plot using the Brave Little Monster
- Here's a creative way for students to comprehend the elements of a short story
- In this lesson, students create a literary elements advance organizer
- This teacher uses How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World to teach second person point of view, geography, and much more
- This lesson answers the question "What is genre?"
- This literary elements lesson uses a "narrator's point of view" and Little Red Riding Hood
- This point of view lesson begins by comparing three versions of The Three Little Pigs
- This is a simple character and scene project idea for the book "Tangerine"
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In this lesson, a costumed teacher introduces a main character and the students fill in the other story elements
- Here students fill one grocery bag with objects representing a "Because of Winn-Dixie" character and one bag with objects that represent themselves
 Students interactively explore word play devices (similes, metaphors, puns, hyperbole, personification, alliteration) and the mystery genre with "The Hamster of the Baskervilles" in this multidisciplinary unit
Reading - Other:
Research:
Sentences & Paragraphs:
Spelling:
Vocabulary:
Writing - Letters:
Writing - Persuasive:
Writing - Stories / Creative:
Writing - Technical:
Writing - Other:
- A lesson called Party Talk that involves pre-writing and writing
- An idea to create a Story by multiple students (Chain Writing)
- This is a collection of Christmas Journal Ideas
- Here's an idea to encourage Writing Compositions
- This 3 part lesson idea is on Writing Narratives:
- This lesson idea is on Advertising and involves students Writing their own Ads
- Here's a Writing idea for what students do for Christmas (Holidays) and allows for the exploring of different cultures' traditions
- This is an interesting lesson on Essay Writing involving a Beach Umbrella
- Here's a Collaborative Writing Activity that uses a Beach Ball
- Another Kinesthetic Approach lesson, this one for Writing Essay Conclusions
- This idea is on the Revision Triangle - Affirmation, Clarification, and Elaboration
- Writing a Character Description is the subject of this lesson
- In this lesson students use a Timeline to develop Writing Ideas
- Students create a Newspaper on Computers in this lesson on Typing, Writing, and Reporting
- Here's a lesson for Writing Personal Narratives and using Concept Maps
- Students Research about others and Write Biography Poems in this lesson idea
- Here's a lesson on Writing an Autobiography that involves using Digital Cameras
- Let your students draw AND write, "All About Me"
- This lesson uses OREOs to teach response writing
- Students use their initials to tell their own biographies in this lesson
- Take a fashion-forward approach to outlining with this engaging lesson
- Here is a Christmas paragraph storybook idea
- The author of this lesson compares the development of a song with the development of a story character
- Here's an idea -- Have student's compare and contrast their St. Patrick's Day traditions
- Here is an end-of-year bulletin board autograph idea
- Writing Greeting Card Quotes for fun or profit is a motivating creative writing activity
- This idea starts out as a bulletin board and ends as a memory book compilation of student writing assignments
- This lesson uses quarters to inspire response writing
- This is a great modeling lesson for writing expository intros and conclusions
- Here is an excellent expository writing plan that models body paragraphs
- This personal narrative lesson uses Joey Pigza Loses Control as a model
- In this newspaper lesson, students learn how to use photographs and visual design to convey messages
- In this interview idea, students learn about classmates while working on writing and oral presentation skills
- Here are some great New Year's resolution lesson ideas
- Writing every related word that comes to mind is what this activity is all about
- Here students write a report describing the steps to build a snowman
- In this Valentine's idea, students write their own conversation hearts
- The Three Little Pigs teach this personification lesson
- In this lesson, students write a mock television interview from a pet's perspective
- This beginning-of-the-year "ME Box" idea helps students focus their writing
- Here students use word referents to enhance word choice and enrich vocabulary
- In this lesson, students write a comparative essay from the perspective of a food critic
- Here students add a sentence to the character development paragraph in front of them, and then switch chairs
- This lesson teaches self-editing techniques
- Here students learn to recognize the writing trait of "voice" in books, music and art
- "When I Was Young in the Mountains" by Cynthia Rylant is used here to model descriptive writing
- "Keypals" is a well-developed electronic penpal unit
- This A-Z endangered animal research project requires a triorama of creative writing projects
- Students create a newspaper about their most admired person in these Writing Workshop activities
- This is an idea for a class "Acts of Kindness" show-and-tell collage
- This is a program for writing and illustrating a hardbound class book
- Students create a topic specific newspaper here using a template
Other / Multiple Topics:
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Social Studies Connections:
- A Social Studies lesson involving writing letters to the president
- A Social Studies/Language Arts lesson plan on the news and its themes
- This one is on Native American Legends
- This lesson on Cacti is called Cactus Hotel
- This lesson is on Black History Month
- An interesting unit on the Colonization of Australia (invasion or settlement?):
- The unit below on Native Americans ties in with another unit on this site - Charlotte's Web and Spiders
- This lesson idea is on School Life and is called "Gremlins go to School"
- Here are some Worksheet ideas to be used before beginning a lesson
- This lesson plan is on Pioneer Life
- This lesson plan is on Cesar Chavez and the difference that a single person can make
- Here is a lesson plan on Navajo Pottery and Culture
- This lesson is for creating a PowerPoint Presentation on the Revolutionary War
- This lesson is called "Who's Who in Florida?" and involves Historical Figures from Florida
- The unit below is on Simple Machines and includes 10 lesson ideas:
- Here's a lesson on Decoding Braille
- This lesson on Tribes and Colonists involves a lot of student Research and develops Reading and Writing Skills
- Chief Seattle's Letter and Ecosystems are the topics in this great lesson
- Here's a great, in-depth lesson plan on the Civil War
- In this lesson students create model Native American Homes
- Students create a "Tribal Fact Book" in this Native American lesson plan
- This Native American lesson involves Painting an Event, Story, or Person from Native American History
- Students develop Indian Chief Biographies and presentations in this lesson
- A Native American lesson on Indian Chiefs that uses Venn Diagrams
- In this lesson on Cesar Chavez students make a (paper) Quilt to express their knowledge
- Below you will find Selected Lessons from a Unit on the Civil War:
- This lesson looks at Black History in Western Expansion in America
- Here's a big Economics Unit that is standards-based and titled "Classroom Business"
- Here's a great Community Thematic Unit:
- Here's an idea that will help get students excited about geography
- Posing as 1788 journalists, students create a newpaper front page to share their viewpoints on the ratification of the constitution
- In this lesson, students write a researched animal abuse stance paragraph after reading 'Shiloh Season'
- In this lesson, students describe one of America's European explorers in a poem
- This multidisciplinary vacation lesson exercises math problem solving, art, literary, and map skills
- This exceptional interdisciplinary 10-day unit explores the secrets of the Underground Railroad:
- To complete this lesson, students create a diorama depicting a cause or effect of the American Revolution
- As you progress through this 2-week U.S. Constitution Unit, you build a tree with branches and leafy amendments
- Here's an election year idea: students watch and critique televised candidate debates and then hold their own
- If you are looking for multi-disciplinary project ideas for an 1850s Westward Expansion/Oregon Trail unit, click here
- Here students write the story of Anne Frank's life if she had survived
- This Rosa Parks history lesson incorporates reading comprehension as well
- "The Star-Spangled Banner" and "America the Beautiful" are compared in this lesson
- This web hunt shows students why and how we celebrate Independence Day
- This three-generation history of travel lesson includes multidisciplinary enrichment activities
- This lesson teaches students the value of getting along with people they do not know
- Here an alphabet book of student-created postcards is made for each state, especially Idaho
- Students write a postcard from the perspective of a Spanish sailor in this lesson about Columbus' first encounter with the Taino Indians
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Music
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