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Wild and Wacky Verbs Lesson Plan      

Students locate verbs used in newspaper articles about sports.
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Mini Lesson - Subject-Verb Agreement
This lesson will help students be able to identify the verb and the subject of any sentence. In addition, students will learn that the verb must agree with the subject in number regardless of the word (s) or phrases between them.
submitted by Anonymous
Different views about the Civil War
Not all people living in the South during the Civil War supported the Confederacy or slavery.
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Castles
Sixth graders will construct castle replicas.
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Making maps
Third grade students create their own maps.
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Geometry Assessment
Using cut out shapes students find area, perimeter, and degrees of angles
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