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3rd Grade ELA Editing Revising Digital Test Prep Standardized State Test Prep
By For the Love of Learning in Third
Grade 3 / 3rd grade standardized / state test prep for tests such SBA, CAASPP, FAST, PARCC, NYS etc.
Help students practice the the skills and question types for standardized testing.
Easy to use test prep for grade 3 ELA standardized assessments!
Designed to be used to do one question a day. 5 days worth of questions. Great for a warm-up, review, small group instruction, or assessment.
Looking for more? Check out my set of 50 questions!
Skills included: editing, revising, language, vocabulary, research in a variety of question formats.
Includes both a printable PDF download (each question is on one page to be used as a "question of the day". There is also a link to make a copy of a Google Slides presentation to post for students on Google Classroom.
The no prep digital Google Slides version is embedded as a link that will create a new copy for you in your Google Drive. It can then be shared with students or posted on Google Classroom.
Please note a Google account is needed to access the Google Drive version. Please reach out with any questions!
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After State Testing Activities - FREE State Testing Surprise Box Label for Treat
By Teaching With Coffee and Mascara
Are you looking for a fun way to do testing treats or other after state testing activities? Try making a State Testing Surprise Box! This free label will help make your box stand out and make your students wonder what's inside!
Have your box dropped off a couple of days before testing. Once testing is over, students get to see what's inside the surprise box!
This set comes with:
- 2 Labels that say "Do Not Open until testing is over" (elephant & detective)
- both in color and black & white
- Editable
Each poster is also editable! You will need Powerpoint to edit the text. Please note, ONLY the text is editable. The background image can not be moved.
The surprise box prep is quick and easy! Just stuff your box. Print the label, and tape it on!
Each label is a standard 11" by 8.5".
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By Beth Hammett
A quick, two page review of Grammar Tips (sentence variety with examples and reader as writer instructions) along with a five-step format for structuring standardized essays. Easy to follow with color-coded examples.
Nonfiction Task Cards - Analyzing Author's Craft Using ANY Informational Text
By Sequoia Hill
Inspire your students to think critically about informational texts with this set of engaging, open-ended questions! Perfect for 4th-5th grade, these questions encourage students to explore main ideas, text features, structure, and author’s craft in any nonfiction text they read.
Ideal for:
- Class Discussions
- Small Group
- Center/Station Rotations
- Prompts for Close Reading
- Early Finisher Tasks
- Test Prep
- Comprehension Practice
Aligned with Common Core standards, this resource is a great way to help students build confidence in analyzing texts, connecting ideas, and uncovering the author’s purpose. Make each reading experience more meaningful and memorable!
By Educate and Create
Basic quiz for Act 5 of Shakespeare's play Hamlet. Includes 7 multiple choice questions and two short answer questions. Comes complete with answer key.
By Educate and Create
This is a 12 question quiz: 10 multiple choice questions and 2 short answer questions covering Act 1 of the play. Comes complete with answer key. Easy to give and easy to grade.
Good Luck Notes For Testing, Not Grade Specific, Test Preparation, Printables
By Elena Tenisi
State testing is difficult for both teachers and students. Help motivate them with these superhero themed motivational cards. Pair them with a little snack or candy to help brighten a child's day or week during testing days. Sure to bring a smile to their face.
Resource comes with 10 different motivational cards. Just print and place on students desks before they begin to test.
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Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary words and quiz
By Educate and Create
This is a list of 20 vocabulary words from the play Romeo and Juliet as well as a vocabulary quiz. It comes with an answer key for the quiz included. If like this of wish for more resources of Romeo and Juliet you can save by buying the Romeo and Juliet bundle in my store.
By Educate and Create
This is a list of vocabulary words from Othello as well as a vocabulary test. It comes with the answer key. There are a total of 20 words.
Hamlet Vocabulary list and quiz
By Educate and Create
This is a list of vocabulary words from Hamlet as well as a vocabulary test. It comes with the answer key. There are a total of 20 words.
Do Your Berry Best on the Test Coloring Pages Posters Bulletin Board
By Dotty's Printables
Looking for a special way to help students destress before testing.?? Check out our seven motivating berry-themed coloring pages.
With fun donut themed and uplifting words, this coloring activity aim to boost confidence and ease any worries about tests, making testing smoother.
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Figurative Language in Music Worksheet | Figurative Language Activities
By Queen's Educational Resources
Figurative Language in Music Worksheet | Figurative Language Activities
About This Resource
★ Figurative Language in MUSIC
★ 3 pages
★ Print and Digital
★ Suitable for Middle School
★ Answer Key included
This resource includes:
★ 2 Figurative Language in Music Worksheets
☆ One Worksheet for Higher-Level students
☆ One worksheet for Lower-Level students
★ Answer Key
★ Google Slides Link
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This resource is also included in Google Slides! Text boxes have already been created to make it easier for you and your students! Each slide includes two instruction solution tabs for when students accidentally delete text boxes and when they want to zoom in (to enlarge worksheets). It's super helpful for students who are not that familiar with how to use Google Slides or need the extra assistance.
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Give your students an opportunity to enjoy a fun activity while exploring the rich world of figurative language in music. This engaging worksheet set invites them to identify and analyze various types of figurative language used in song lyrics.
This resource includes two of the same Figurative Language in Music Worksheets except one of them is differentiated for lower-level students.
▶️ Worksheet #1: This worksheet features 9 song lyrics without guidance or support. Students will independently identify the types of figurative language present in each lyric.
▶️ Worksheet #2: This worksheet presents 6 song lyrics (identical to Worksheet #1) alongside a sidebar listing various types of figurative language and their definitions. Students using Worksheet #2 will have access to these definitions to aid their identification of figurative language types within the lyrics.
► Both worksheets require students to identify, underline, and specify the type of figurative language used in the song lyrics. The featured figurative language types include simile, metaphor, onomatopoeia, personification, hyperbole, and idiom.
► An Answer Key is provided, listing the correct figurative language types found in the song lyrics. The examples of figurative language are conveniently underlined for clarity.
► Worksheets are ideal for formative assessments, small group instruction, literacy centers, independent practice, assessments, morning work, homework, and more!
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❌ Lesson plans are not included. This product can be used in addition to your own lesson plans and in such a way that best meets the needs of your students.
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This resource is also included in the following discounted bundles:
❤️ Figurative Language Bundle
❤️ All ELA Mega Bundle
❤️ ELA/SEL MEGA Bundle
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Other Figurative Language resources you might be interested in:
❤️ Figurative Language Bundle
❤️ Figurative Language Lesson Plan and PowerPoint Packet
❤️ Figurative Language Text Message Conversations and Answer Keys
❤️ Figurative Language Practice Worksheet Bundle
❤️ Figurative Language in Music Worksheet and Key
❤️ Figurative Language Interactive Activity Packet
❤️ Figurative Language in Literature Graphic Organizers
❤️ Figurative Language Exit Slips, Quizzes, and Answer Keys
❤️ Figurative Language Task Cards and Answer Keys
❤️ Figurative Language Posters
Figurative Language Practice Worksheets:
❤️ Figurative Language Practice Worksheets, Test, and Key (Combo)
❤️ Personification Practice Worksheets, Test, and Answer Keys
❤️ Metaphor Practice Worksheets, Test, and Answer Keys
❤️ Hyperbole Practice Worksheets, Test, and Answer Keys
❤️ Simile Practice Worksheets, Test, and Answer Keys
❤️ Idioms Practice Worksheets, Test, and Answer Keys
❤️ Onomatopoeia Practice Worksheets, Test, and Answer Keys
Figurative Language Tests:
❤️ Figurative Language Test and Answer Key Bundle
❤️ Figurative Language Combination Test and Answer Keys
❤️ Simile Test and Answer Keys
❤️ Metaphor Test and Answer Keys
❤️ Hyperbole Test and Answer Keys
❤️ Idiom Test and Answer Keys
❤️ Personification Test and Answer Keys
❤️ Onomatopoeia Test and Answer Keys
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By Beth Hammett
Every April, students can celebrate Tell-a-Story Day, which occurs at the end of the month. This 16 page handout will help students with organizing and telling fact-based stories. Great for building oral communication, evidence/proof, and re-telling memories. Includes: Finding storytelling topics Graphic Organizers for planning stories in chronological order Setting up a storytelling event Designing advertisements/invitations Peer workshopping stories Links to multicultural, professional, international/national storytelling centers, storytelling videos and websites Can be used any time of the year! Students will enjoy sharing stories while learning how to use fact-based information. Fun and educational!
Testing Do Not Disturb Sign Collaborative Poster Quiet Testing Door Sign
By For the Love of Learning in Third
Use for your door / bulletin board during standardized / state testing for tests such SBA, CAASPP, FAST, PARCC, NYS etc.
Have students work together to complete a collaborative poster project that is perfect for testing season.
Poster reads, "Shhhh! We are hard at work on our testing. Please do not disturb!"
There are 20 8.5 x 11 pages that when put together create approximately a 55" (length) by 34" (width) poster.
Directions for assembly are included, but happy to help with any help needed to assemble to display your students' collaborative work!
There are two options included in the zip folder- an option with bleed (may need slight overlap depending on your printer settings), or an option with dotted lines to cut on for each part of the poster that require no overlap.
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Argumentative prompt, articles, and outline sheet- Distance Learning
By Educate and Create
Should schools ban soda? This is an argumentative essay prompt, three articles, and outline sheet. Your kids will all have their own opinions about sugary drinks and whether or not schools should ban soda. This comes complete with rubric. This product works great in any digital classroom. This is editable in Google Docs. You must have Google Drive to use this product! You may sign up for Google drive for free Visit here for help with Google Drive.
Figurative Language Analysis Lesson Plans Dreams & Harlem by Langston Hughes
By TooBookedUp
Challenge your students with a deep exploration of figurative language with this complete, standards-aligned lesson plan centered on Langston Hughes’ classic poems Dreams and Harlem. Perfect for grades 6-8, this 60-minute lesson introduces and reinforces figurative language skills with a variety of Depth of Knowledge (DOK) levels, from identification to detailed analysis. Through engaging activities, guided notes, fill-in-the-blank practice, and insightful discussions, students will strengthen their understanding of metaphors, similes, personification, hyperbole, repetition, and more!
What's Included:
- Do Now Prompt: Connect students personally to the theme of dreams and aspirations.
- Guided Notes & Slides: Fill-in-the-blank notes and a comprehensive slide deck introduce and review key figurative language concepts.
- Figurative Language Practice Handout: Allows students to identify and categorize figurative language independently or in pairs.
- Detailed Analysis of Dreams and Harlem: Thought-provoking questions and guided analysis help students apply figurative language skills in context, from interpreting similes and metaphors to discussing theme.
- Reflection and Discussion: Encourages students to connect poetic themes to real life and deepen their understanding of how figurative language enhances literature.
Why Teachers Love It: This resource provides a complete and flexible plan that fits seamlessly into any poetry or figurative language unit, with resources to support all stages of learning—from foundational identification to advanced interpretation. It’s ideal for introducing figurative language or deepening students’ analysis skills, making it a versatile addition to any ELA classroom.
Key Features:
- Differentiated Levels of Analysis: Activities move from DOK Level 1 (identifying figurative language) to DOK Levels 3-4 (interpreting meaning and thematic connections).
- Engagement-Boosting Content: Uses two of Hughes’ most powerful poems to explore big ideas about dreams, aspirations, and consequences, making learning relevant and impactful.
- Aligned with Language Standards: Perfect for reinforcing figurative language standards through high-interest texts.
Boost your students' confidence with figurative language and inspire thoughtful conversations with this enriching lesson plan! Download today to elevate your poetry and figurative language instruction with this ready-to-use, engaging resource!
Facebook: Argumentative prompt, articles, and outline sheet
By Educate and Create
Should you delete your Facebook account? This is an argumentative essay prompt, three articles, and outline sheet. Your kids will all have their own opinions about Facebook and whether or not having an account is a good idea. This comes complete with rubric.
*Update* Available under TeachShare Digital Resources which adds an interactive layer on top of the pdf for distance learning.
Looking for more argumentative prompts with articles?
Minimum Wage - Argumentative prompt, articles, and outline sheet
Cell phones in School: Argumentative prompt, articles, and outline sheet
Did Shakespeare write his own stuff?:Argumentative prompt, articles, and rubric.
Should Schools Ban Soda? - Argumentative prompt, articles, and outline sheet
Personification Test | Figurative Language Test | Personification Assessment
By Queen's Educational Resources
Personification Test | Figurative Language Test | Personification Assessment
About This Resource
★ Figurative Language Test | PERSONIFICATION
★ 6 pages
★ Print and Digital
★ Suitable for Grades 6-10
★ Answer Keys included
This resource includes:
★ One Personification Assessment and Answer Key
☆ 25 questions, 3 pages
★ Google Slide Link
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This resource is also included in Google Slides! Text boxes have already been created to make it easier for you and your students! Each slide includes two instruction solution tabs to assist students who accidentally delete text boxes and/or when they want to zoom in (to enlarge worksheets). It's super helpful for students who are not that familiar with how to use Google Slides or need the extra assistance.
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This quick assessment evaluates students' understanding of Personification. It includes 25 questions in multiple-choice, fill-in, matching, and writing formats, spanning 3 pages. An Answer Key is provided!
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This resource is also included in the following discounted bundles:
❤️ Personification Practice Worksheets, Test, and Answer Keys
❤️ Figurative Language Test and Answer Key Bundle
❤️ Figurative Language Practice Worksheet Bundle
❤️ Figurative Language Bundle
❤️ All ELA Mega Bundle
❤️ ELA/SEL MEGA Bundle
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Other Figurative Language resources you might be interested in:
❤️ Figurative Language Bundle
❤️ Figurative Language Lesson Plan and PowerPoint Packet
❤️ Figurative Language Text Message Conversations and Answer Keys
❤️ Figurative Language Practice Worksheet Bundle
❤️ Figurative Language in Music Worksheet and Key
❤️ Figurative Language Interactive Activity Packet
❤️ Figurative Language in Literature Graphic Organizers
❤️ Figurative Language Exit Slips, Quizzes, and Answer Keys
❤️ Figurative Language Task Cards and Answer Keys
❤️ Figurative Language Posters
Figurative Language Practice Worksheets:
❤️ Figurative Language Practice Worksheets, Test, and Key (Combo)
❤️ Personification Practice Worksheets, Test, and Answer Keys
❤️ Metaphor Practice Worksheets, Test, and Answer Keys
❤️ Hyperbole Practice Worksheets, Test, and Answer Keys
❤️ Simile Practice Worksheets, Test, and Answer Keys
❤️ Idioms Practice Worksheets, Test, and Answer Keys
❤️ Onomatopoeia Practice Worksheets, Test, and Answer Keys
Figurative Language Tests:
❤️ Figurative Language Test and Answer Key Bundle
❤️ Figurative Language Combination Test and Answer Keys
❤️ Simile Test and Answer Keys
❤️ Metaphor Test and Answer Keys
❤️ Hyperbole Test and Answer Keys
❤️ Idiom Test and Answer Keys
❤️ Personification Test and Answer Keys
❤️ Onomatopoeia Test and Answer Keys
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Motivational Testing Notes to Encourage and Motivate Students with Testing
By Fortunate in Fifth Grade
Get ready to start testing out on a positive note with these testing motivational notes for students. Designed to uplift and inspire, these notes are meant to be placed on students' desks before they begin their testing journey. Each card features a unique motivational message tailored to boost confidence, foster a positive mindset, and ignite determination in students as they embark on their testing endeavors.
From encouraging words of affirmation to empowering quotes, these notes serve as a reminder that every student possesses the ability to excel and shine brightly. Whether it's a reassuring note about believing in oneself or a gentle reminder to stay focused and resilient, these cards aim to create an atmosphere of encouragement and support during testing sessions.
Most items to be added to the notes can be found online or in your local grocery store.
Includes color and black and white versions. Just PRINT AND GO!
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Reading Comprehension Graphic Organizer-Analyzing Text Questions & Answers
By Amanda Robinson
Having trouble getting your students to slow down, pay close attention to passage questions, and prove their answers?
This may be just the resource you need! Give your students the structure that they need to slow down and tackle assignments/assessments with intention.
This resource will help your students to:
- Analyze passage questions for key words and relating reading skills
- Refer back to the text, and...
- Prove answers by providing rationales for correct and incorrect answers
Resource includes:
- Question Analysis Forms
-May be printed blank or text boxes can be added to add specific questions
- Answer Analysis Forms
-Highly customizable answer analysis space
- Customizable/editable anchor charts
-Can be pre-made teacher-created anchor charts
-Can be an active document that students help create
Teaching Tips:
I typically allow:
- One class period to read/annotate the passage (passages not included/resource will work for any passage)
- One class period to analyze the question stems
- One class period to answer questions and provide analysis/rationales of answer choices
- This process can be adjusted as needed for in-class assignments or homework. Pacing can also be adjusted as needed, especially as students become more familiar with the process.