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  • This Differentiated Dust Bowl Close Reading Passage is a part of my American History Close Reading Passage series. The passage included is provided in THREE different Lexile reading ranges for upper elementary and middle school. You will also receive an accompanying set of differentiated text dependent questions that will drive students back to the text to gain deeper understanding.
  • Using this Rainforest Project Based Learning in your classroom is the perfect way to have your students incorporate reading, writing, science, math, critical thinking, and problem solving skills in a fun, real-life context. As your 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, and 5th Grade students work to survive in the rainforest, they will need to plan and budget, design a shelter, design a water filtration device, plan for animal and insect encounters, build a compass AND SO MUCH MORE!
  • Use these African Animal organizers to help students gather, organize, and record information and key details about an African animal for their project or animal report! These organizers are the perfect tool to help your students organize their research. Each digital African animal research organizer helps students organize a variety of information about their animal including the animal's ecosystem, habitat, any predators, prey (if a carnivore), diet, fun facts and more.
  • Use this Anne Frank Mini Biography Unit to help you study and organize your learning about one of the girl whose diary has touched the world. Included in this mini-unit you will find short reading passages, organizers, interactive notebook foldable activities, writing activities, posters, video links, and more. Your students will love studying the life of this amazing woman: Anne Frank.
  • Organizing research for a biography report can sometimes be a challenge for students. Use these FAMOUS SCIENTISTS biography research organizers to help gather, organize, and record information and key details about scientists throughout history. These digital SCIENTISTS BIOGRAPHY research organizers are the perfect tool to help your students organize their research for their project or report on the their chosen historical figure.
  • Use this Jane Goodall Mini Biography Unit to help you study and organize your learning about the world's foremost expert on chimpanzees. Included in this mini-unit you will find short reading passages, organizers, interactive notebook foldable activities, writing activities, posters, video links, and more. Your students will love studying the life of this amazing woman: Jane Goodall.
  • These digital Blood Sucking Animals of the world research organizers are the perfect tool to help your students organize their research for their project or report. Each digital blood sucking animal organizer helps students organize a variety of information about their chosen animal including its ecosystem, habitat, a description, its diet, fun facts and more. Perfect for use with Google Classroom, each of these digital organizers also comes with a page for students to write a short report.
  • These digital OWLS of the world research organizers are the perfect tool to help your students organize their research for their project or report. Each digital owl research organizer helps students organize a variety of information about their chosen owl including its ecosystem, habitat, a description, its diet, fun facts and more. Perfect for use with Google Classroom, each of these digital research organizers also comes with a page for students to write a short research report.
  • Use this Malala Yousafzai Mini Biography Unit to help you study and organize your learning about a woman who provides a leading voice in the fight for educational equality. Included in this mini-unit you will find short reading passages, organizers, interactive notebook foldable activities, writing activities, posters, video links, and more. Your students will love studying the life of this amazing woman: Malala Yousafzai.
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This is such an important reminder for our students!I don’t know what parent/guardian needs to hear this, but in 4th grade I took ~The Test~ to see if I could join the accelerated classes (aka “the smart kid classes”).

I failed.

One of the questions I missed -> I didn’t know the difference between a microscope and a telescope.

I remember crying in that test room because I felt so nervous and embarrassed.

I never did test into the smart kid classes. I had a teacher even suggest I wouldn’t be a good fit for Honors Science in high school.

Anyway, I ended up earning a Masters of Science in Aeronautics and Astronautics from MIT.

No single test defines your child. I kept trying and I kept pushing because I had parents who believed in me. They weren’t scientists or engineers themselves but they believed I could do whatever I set my mind to.

Love your child - make them know that YOU believe they are smart and capable (even when a silly test suggests otherwise). Everything else will fall into place. ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less

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