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Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Free Common Core Lesson Plans

Free Common Core Lessons Plans and Resources | Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8
Free Common Core Lesson Plans ELA & Reading | Author's Purpose, Cause and Effect, Character classify and Categorize, Compare and Contrast, Drawing Conclusions, Fact and Opinion, Figurative Language, Genre, Main Idea, Plot, Point of View, Predicting, Pronouns,, Sequence, Setting, Theme, Vocabulary

Great websites for Common Core Lesson Plans and Resources all free!

 Complete printable and copy ready lesson plans for all CCSS mathematics standards! Over 1000 free lesson plans, curriculum maps, worksheets, and student examples arranged by grade level.
Great CCSS ELA Lesson Plans Resources! 

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Common Core State Standards Initiative
A First Look at the Common Core and College and Career Readiness
Primer on Common Core State Standards
CCSSI Wiki
Common Core 360
MasteryConnect
Pearson Education Common Core State Standards
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Common Core Adoptions by State
The Common Core Institute
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ASCD Common Core Webinars
Common Core Workbook
CommonCore.org

NYC Tasks, Units & Student Work
A Growing Library of Lessons and Unites with sample students work and annotations 
Grade 4 Literacy in Social Studies: Child Labor and Human Rights | Complete lesson sample Sample

 CCSS ELA | English Language Arts Graphic Organizers  
Argument Graphic Organizer
Compare and Contrast Graphic Organizer
Dialectic Response
Inquiry Chart Graphic Organizer
Synthesizing Information Graphic Organizer
Vocabulary Graphic Organizer for Tier 2 Words
CCSS ELA Close Reading Poster PDF
Reading Comprehension Strategies Posters

CCSS ELA Lesson Plans and Teaching Resources



A Close Reading of an Excerpt from Linda R. Monk’s Words We Live By: Your Annotated Guide to the Constitution. New York: Hyperion, 2003.


Middle-School-Exemplar-Monks-Words-We-Live-By.
A Close Reading of Richard Feynman, “The Making of a Scientist,” Cricket Magazine
High-School-Exemplar A Close Reading of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address
1000's of NC LESSON PLANS not CCSS Aligned  YET!


The reading passages below are a great teaching tool for CCSS ELA lesson plans.
  1. Author's Purpose - A Very Important Day 
  2. Author's Purpose - Blue Willow 
  3. Author's Purpose - Frindle  
  4. Author's Purpose - Little by Little 
  5. Author's Purpose - The Crowded House  
  6. Author's Purpose - The Down and Up Fall 
  7. Author's Purpose - Turtle Bay 
  8. Author's Purpose - Wild Shots, They're My Life 
  1. Cause & Effect - Alejandro's Gift 
  2. Cause & Effect - Flippy's Adventures
  3. Cause & Effect - Stealing Home
  4. Cause & Effect - The Armadillo from Amarillo
  5. Cause & Effect - The Garden of Happiness
  1. Characterization - Dear Mr. Henshaw
  2. Characterization - Off and Running
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  4. Compare & Contrast - Cocoa Ice
  5. Compare & Contrast - Coyote Places the Stars
  6. Compare & Contrast - Frog and Toad Webquest
  7. Compare & Contrast - Lon Po Po
  8. Compare & Contrast - One Grain of Rice: A Mathematical Folktale
  9. Compare & Contrast - Stealing Home
  10. Compare & Contrast - Stealing Home Interactive
  11. Compare & Contrast - Stealing Home Test Tutor
  12. Compare & Contrast - Two Lands, One Heart Interactive
  13. Compare & Contrast - Two Lands, One Heart Test Tutor
  1. Drawing Conclusions - A Cricket in Times Square
  2. Drawing Conclusions - Iditarod Dream
  3. Drawing Conclusions - Sarah Plain and Tall
  4. Drawing Conclusions - Sarah, Plain, and Tall
  5. Drawing Conclusions - The Fun They Had
  6. Drawing Conclusions - The Talent Show
  7. Drawing Conclusions - We'll Never Forget You Roberto Clemente
  1. Fact & Opinion - Boom Town
  2. Fact & Opinion - Leah's Pony
  3. Fact & Opinion - Paul Bunyon and Babe the Blue Ox
  4. Fact & Opinion - Satchmo's Blues –
  5. Fact & Opinion - The Gold Rush
  6. Fact & Opinion - William Shakespeare and the Globe
  1. Figurative Language - Island of the Blue Dolphins
  2. Figurative Language - Papa Tells Chita a Story.
  3. Figurative Language - The Baker's Neighbor
  4. Figurative Language - The Emperor and the Kite
  5. Figurative Language - The Garden of Happiness
  1. Main Idea - If You Made a Million
  2. Main Idea - In the Days of King Adobe
  3. Main Idea - Yippee-Yay!
  1. Sequence - Centerfield Ballhawk
  2. Sequence - In My Family
  3. Sequence - Red Writing Hood
  4. Sequence - Sequence of Events
  5. Sequence - The Case of Pablo's Nose
  6. Sequence - The Stories Julian Tells
  7. Sequence - Three Little Pigs
  1. Story Elements - Allie's Basketball Dreams
  2. Story Elements - Cinderella Interactive
  3. Story Elements - Elena
  4. Story Elements - My Name is Maria Isabel
  5. Story Elements - Pepita Talks Twice
  6. Story Elements - Sayings We Share
  7. Story Elements - Sees Behind Bees
  8. Story Elements - The Emperor and the Kite
  9. Story Elements - The Gardner
  1. Summarize - Black Frontiers
  2. Summarize - Folktales from Asia
  3. Summarize - How to Babysit an Orangutan
  4. Summarize - I'm in Charge of the Celebration
  5. Summarize - Look to the North
  6. Summarize - Look to the North Test Tutor
  7. Summarize - Make a Long Story Short
  8. Summarize - Nights of the Puffins
  9. Summarize - Papa Tells Chita a Story
  10. Summarize - Why Mosquitos Buzz in People's Ears
  11. Summarize - Woodsong
  1. Text Features - Fire!
  2. Text Features - Rocking and Rolling
  3. Text Features - Saguaro Cactus
  1. Text Structure - Dear Mr. Henshaw
  2. Text Structure - Evelyn Cisneros
  3. Text Structure - Lewis and Clark
  4. Text Structure - Name This American
  5. Text Structure - Oceans
  6. Text Structure - Oceans 2
  7. Text Structure - Off and Running
  8. Text Structure - Summer of Fire
  9. Text Structure - The Case of the Flying Saucer People
  10. Text Structure - The Case of the Flying Saucer People 2
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1 comment:

  1. rlbootanJune 27, 2015 at 9:42 PM

    This has to be one of the best resources I could have ever found. Thank you for creating such an organized extra practice site for my students. Cannot wait to use it with them this year coming.

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Thank you!