If your gifted students finish in minutes and then fidget, or ace the pretest and still get more of the same, you know the gap: they need depth, pace, and purpose—while you need plans that fit a real teacher’s day. Maybe you’ve tried extra worksheets, unstructured “independent” projects, or pairing them as helpers and it […]
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Welcome to Day 22! Today’s class begins with some quiet reading time before jumping into a short grammar assessment on semicolons. Afterward, we’ll return to our short story study and finish The Interlopers questions from yesterday. Lesson Flow 1. Silent Reading – 15 minutesAs always, start the day with sustained silent reading. Encourage students to
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Grammar Lesson: Correlative Conjunctions 🔹 Rules and Notes Correlative conjunctions are pairs of conjunctions that work together to connect equal parts of a sentence. They show relationships between ideas and keep sentences balanced. Common pairs include: either / or neither / nor both / and not only / but also whether / or as /
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