Digital Middle School ELA Bell Ringers Volume One

Description

These editable and DIGITAL Google Slides middle school 6th-8th grade ELA bell ringers are perfect of a quick ELA warm-up every day. This resource includes a middle school word of the week, middle school grammar skill of the week, middle school root or affix of the week, middle school foreign phrase of the week, and middle school quote of the week.

THESE ARE THE EXACT SAME BELL RINGERS AS MY:

• Middle School ELA Bell Ringers: Volume 1.
• These are now included in that original file so you don’t need to purchase these separately.
• This is the Digital Google Slides version only.
• Students type directly into the slides and submit through Google Classroom.

DIGITAL VERSION ONLY INCLUDED:

• Editable Google Slides Version. Adapted instructions and slides for students to complete all work in Google Classroom.

WHAT’S INCLUDED?

• This resource would work great in grades 6th-9th.
• These bell ringers are quick, simple, but most importantly, meaningful and engaging at the same time.
• The focus is getting your middle school students to work right away, but still introducing them to quality ELA concepts and content.
• This resource has all 36 weeks of bell ringers or morning work for your middle school and high school students.
• All work is based on the 6th-9th grade ELA Common Core standards and the 7th and 8th grade Core Knowledge Topics.

Monday: Vocabulary Word of the Week {Commonly misspelled/confused}

Students type, define, break-up, use the word in a sentence, and insert a picture of a 7th grade vocabulary word or CCSS vocabulary word. Based on the commonly misspelled word list for 7th and 8th graders and high school students.

Tuesday: Grammar Skill of the Week

Students correct a grammatically incorrect sentence based on the CCSS middle school language standards.

Wednesday: Root Word of the Week

Students type the root word, its meaning, two examples, and insert pictures for each example. Selected from grades 7th-10th most used Greek and Latin roots.

Thursday: Foreign Phrase of the Week

Student look up a commonly used foreign phrase, its country of origin, time-frame origin, use the phrase in a sentence, and then illustrate the foreign phrase

Friday: Quote of the Week

Students read a quote and type what the quote means to them or makes them think of. Many quotes chosen from popular/award-winning novels.