I’m so excited to be linking up with the Middle School Mob, who I also blog for, in order to be a part of this amazing New Year’s Giveaway!
Twelve teacher-authors have donated excellent products to help the lucky winner get their 2016 off to a great start! We will also be sharing some activities we do with our students to celebrate the New Year.
Since my students will be working on characterization, I will have them complete my New Year’s Character Reflection Task Cards. There are 20 task cards that require students to think critically about the character(s)
being addressed, as well as to support their answers with evidence. I also made a sample of this product with 8 of the task cards that can be downloaded here for FREE!
Check out some other great activities to use with your students after the Christmas break! And don’t forget to sign up for the giveaway for a chance to win some great products!!!
In addition to our linky, we’re giving away 12 of our best-selling resources. We’ve even included some products that are perfect for bringing in the New Year with your students! Make sure to enter using the Rafflecopter below.
Lit with Lyns – Argumentative Writing Process & Task Cards
EB Academic Camps – New Year’s Unit & Activities for Middle School
Caffeine and Lesson Plans – PROBE Notebook: A Creative Yearlong ELA Research Project
Just Add Students – Poetry Analysis – “A Day” by Emily Dickinson
Raising Rigor and Readers – Winter Reading and Writing Activities
Anchored in Reading – ELA Text Dependent Analysis Questions – Author’s Craft Task Cards
Teach Inspire Change – Student Behavior & Parent Communications Binder
Mrs. Spangler in the Middle – The Giver Reading Comprehension Games – Four in All!
Tori Gorosave: A Middle School English Teacher’s Journey – Expository Close Reading: The History of New Year’s
Edison Education – Multiplying and Dividing Integers
Koch’s Odds ‘N Ends – Student Worksheet for Self-Review / Analysis of Test Results
The Marvelous Middle – Looking Back Looking Forward New Year’s Activity
Such a fun and engaging lesson that can be used all year round! Thank you for sharing.