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Good materials for teachers--text complexity rubrics for literary and informational texts, key point in ELA, sample text complexity analysis. 
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Great graphic organizers for grades K-12 on argument, compare and contrast, dialectic response, inquiry, synthesizing and vocabulary.
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Check out the ELA CCSS Bookmarks! 1/2 page reference sheet for each ELA CC standard. Share with your staff!
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A growing library of CCSS resources from teachers. Search here, or add your own!
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This teacher's blog addresses each standard and strand in a humorous and helpful way. I've learned more from this blog than any other source about Common Core!
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A useful article to develop your understanding of the ELA standards.
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By "chunking" the anchor standards for reading, teachers can develop checks for understanding and performance tasks (perhaps correlated with writing) as students perform a first read, a second, and then a final read of complex texts.
Via Deb Gardner, Mary Reilley Clark
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Try using this video as a lesson starter, without giving context. It makes a solid point when choosing and using words in writing. Aligns well to CCSS Anchor Standard 3: Apply knowledge of language to understand how language functions in different contexts, to make effective choices for meaning or style, and to comprehend more fully when reading or listening.
To further push rigor, ask students to critique the video (and some of the comments) for improvement in clarity, and even point of view.
It's alarming that such a simple video about word choice would illicit such impassioned dialog. Ahhh the power of words!
Via Deb Gardner, Mary Reilley Clark
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Watch as one 7th grade writing teacher makes a vocabulary lesson interactive. Using some great classroom management techniques, this teacher gets her students to have fun while learning vocabulary. Name of lesson is called Kick Me.
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Share with teachers who worry about assigning (and assessing) endless research reports to meet the CCSS. Excellent ideas from Joyce Valenza.
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This activity is easily adapted for all grades and addresses the ELA Speaking and Listening anchor standard #5.
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Lots of sample lesson plans for ELA and Math that can be easily adapted for your classroom Via Darren Burris, Mary Reilley Clark
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Presenter: Nancy Frey, Ph.D. Join Nancy Frey, Ph.D., co-author of the successful Vocabulary for Success program, as she presents vocabulary instruction and h...
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Lessons are for Inspiration Maps software, but can be easily adapted if your students aren't using iPads.
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"...sample questions to demonstrate how to build student skils in literacy and critical thinking while supporting mastery of the Common Core."
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Lots of great info here already, with more being added by teachers!
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3 broad ways to get yourself thinking about the CCSS.
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75 lessons to engage students in primary source documents and historical inquiry.
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Contains comparison chart for multiple quantitative measures of text complexity, including ATOS and lexile levels. Also has a chat to determine qualitative measures, and a sample text. Via Darren Burris, Mary Reilley Clark
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FLDOE Common Core Eng./L.Arts/Reading Online Toolkits for Elem.
Looks like the Florida DOE is curating resources for activities, lesson plans, and assessment. Good start!
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Thinking through a lesson on context clues for Tier 2 vocabulary.
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