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Shared Elementary TeacherMades:

Science: Farm Animals
Description: In this activity students will label the different farm animals. This is an auto-graded activity! Recommended Grade Range: Elementary Question Types: Drag and drop Click Here: Farm Animals

ELA/Fiction: Racing Team
Description: This is a fiction practice activity for the newly redesigned STAAR test of Reading and Language Arts (RLA) that incorporates new question types. Recommended Grade Range: Intended for grade 3 but can be used with grades 2-5. Question Types: Multiple Choice, Multiselect, Dropdown Click Here: Racing Team

Shared Middle School TeacherMades:

ELA/Play: Playing Second Fiddle
Description: Students can read or act out this play, then answer reading comprehension questions that follow. Recommended Grade Range: Intended for grade 8, but can be used with grades 7-10. Question Types: Multiple Choice, Dropdown, Multiselect, Click Here: Playing Second Fiddle

Math: Algebraic Expressions Written as Words
Description: In activity is a formative assessment designed to measure the Common Core Math standard 6.EE.A.2.A - Evaluating Algebraic Expressions Written as Words. Recommended Grade Range: The worksheet is for grade 6. It can be used with students in grades 5-8. Question Types: Multiple Choice Click Here: Algebraic Expressions Written as Words

Shared High School TeacherMades:

English I: Revising: Body Language

Description: This is a practice activity for the newly redesigned STARR test for English I, that focuses on revising.
Question Types: Multiple Choice, Dropdown
Recommended Grade Range: Intended for the high school course English 1, but can be used with any high school reading
Click Here: Body Language

Science: Paramecium

Description: Students will label the parts of an Paramecium. This would be a great activity for Biology class.
Question Types: Drag and Drop
Recommended Grade Range: High School
Click Here: Paramecium

Chinese New Year

January 22, 2023

The Year of the Rabbit

TeacherMade 2.0 - New Slide View Activities

ELA/Social Studies: Read Aloud of the Lunar New Year
Description: Students will watch a read aloud of the Lunar New Year on YouTube then answer the questions that follow. This is great of all ages to learn about the holiday.
Grade: Upper Elementary, Middle to High School
Item Types: Multiselect, Multiple Choice, T/F, Matching, Open Answer
Link: https://app.teachermade.com/s/trodpHwRTFiNl-IirtYdRA/

ELA: Origin of the Chinese New Year
Description: This reading passage introduces the Chinese New Year, and tells the story of how the Chinese New Year started through the myth of Nian. Students will read the text then answer the various questions that follow.
Grade: Upper Elementary, Middle
Item Types: Multiple Choice, Multiselect, True/False, Open Answer, Dropdown
Link: https://app.teachermade.com/s/P6LJEFEsTimJPs8hSRblPA/

ELA: Chinese New Year Overview
Description: This reading passage explains when and why the Chinese New Year is celebrated. Your students will read all about the Chinese New Year and then answer questions to assess their reading comprehension.
Grade: Upper Elementary, Middle
Item Types: Multiple Choice, Multiselect, True/False, Short Answer, Dropdown
Link: https://app.teachermade.com/s/yvoL805yR_6max4pJnb9VA/

TeacherMade 1.0 - Scrolling Activities

ELA: The Sun, The Moon, and the Chinese New Year (Grade 8 and up)
Description: This informational passage teaches students about solar, lunar, and lunisolar calendars and explains why certain holidays, like the Chinese New Year, float around the calendar. There are challenging questions that will require close reading to score 100%!
Grade: All grades
Item Types: Dropdown, Matching, Multiple Choice, Multiselect, True/False, Short Answer
Link: https://app.teachermade.com/s/0MlsjqRhTxK1TJCFrKsd1A/