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Chapter 1: ELA Once upon a time in the Kansas Rail of Realm, a land where magic and practicality intertwined, a young boy named Oscar (later known as the Wizard
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Chapter 1: ELA Once upon a time in the Kansas Rail of Realm, a land where magic and practicality intertwined, a young boy named Oscar (later known as the Wizard
Lesson Plan: Morning “Do Now” Activity Grade Level: Middle School Time Duration: 15 Minutes Purpose: Reinforce communication using complete sentences with verbal, physical, and partial physical prompts as needed. Objective:
Here are detailed character traits for the main characters from The Wizard of Oz: Dorothy Gale 👧 1. Brave: Dorothy faces dangerous situations, like the Wicked Witch of the West
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Lesson Plan: Identifying and Describing Characters in The Wizard of Oz 🌪️📚✨ Grade Level: 7th Grade Focus: Special Needs Students Duration: 45 minutes Essential Question: How do the characters from
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The Wizard of Oz: A Story with symbols 🌪️👧🧙♀️✨ 👧 Dorothy lived on a 🏠 farm in Kansas with her Uncle 👴 and Aunt 👵. One day, a big 🌪️
Read Aloud Setting: Pelham Bay Park, 2084. The park has been transformed into an open-air school where students and teachers learn about justice, kindness, and courage. A group of diverse
To Kill a Mockingbird: An Emoji Poem 🕊️ In a town of shadows 🌑 and prejudice 🎭, A mockingbird sings 🎶 of innocence 🕊️ and bliss. Atticus stands tall, with
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The text is simple and easy to read. It’s likely to be understood by someone with at least a 6th-grade education (age 11).
Word count: Characters 11,772; Words 2,108; Sentences 199; Reading time 8 min 25 sec, Speaking time 16 min 12 sec. … Continue readingThe Man by the Home Depot
The Varsity Tutor provided the assessment to Mr. Nas to help the particular 4th grader who needed one-to-one support for upgrading learners reading and writing to the 4th-grade level. Root
Root Skill: Key Ideas and Details Reading to Identify Key Details Reading to Determine Central Message Reading to Determine How Characters Respond to Events Root Skill: Craft and Structure Reading