Master Teacher lessons
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Challenge students misconception of the most important prokaryote of all - BACTERIA !!!
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How does figurative language lead to any message?
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Close reading gives students room to explore and analyze literature using productive struggle and explicit guidance from the teacher.
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"The Jabberwocky" comes alive through reading, writing, and performing.
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Rather than wasting precious instructional time, pretests allow you to focus on students needs to keep instructional time productive.
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Students begin to uncover how the study of evolution has practical applications.
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Jo Carson said, “I want to know when you get to be from a place.”
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Plot diagrams help students visualize how the central conflicts develops throughout a story.
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What happens when you insult a god?
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Students receive a letter asking them to submit a manuscript for a new children's book about cell organelle. Using analogies, students will compare the cell to a system using analogies, original art work and 3-D models.
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Can a poem tell a story?
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You may have the answer, but where's your proof?
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Great narrative nonfiction can be more unbelievable than fiction.
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Analyze poems and identify themes.
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Even Dorie knows…memory is the link to making connections.