This collection includes Nearpod lessons that support Utah English Language Arts standards.
Students will learn about CVC words and interact with online activities. This lesson starts about with a pre-assessment and then goes into the lesson and activities that support understanding and reading CVC words.
In this lesson about direct and indirect objects, students will learn how objects are used in sentences and collaborately use them in sentences. Then, they will independently write sentences using objects.
Understanding idioms isn't always a piece of cake. In this funny video, students learn about idioms. They will learn what an idiom is, get familiar with some common idioms, and explore strategies to figure out what an idiom means.
This Nearpod resource allows students to explore the life and history of Shakespeare and helps them prepare to read the tragic play, Hamlet. This resource has interactive discussion boards, short assessments, matching games, virtual tours, and informative videos to help students learn about Shakespeare.
This resource can be completed in a class setting or assigned to individual students as a homework assignment. This resource will give them the needed background information to understand and enjoy reading Shakespeare.
Students practice finding the main idea (what a text is mostly about) and supporting details found explicitly in the text.
A Nearpod lesson on Identifying topic, main idea, and key details.
This Nearpod is used to introduce students to writing an opinion essay. Majority of Collaboration Boards are used in order to spark the I do, We do and You do.
In this English lesson, students learn about Parenthetical Citation. By the end of this lesson, students will be able to demonstrate the importance of parenthetical citation and write their own.
Ever need help explaining poetry to your class? This Nearpod does a great job of explaining poetry in kid friendly language. It is interactive, and helps the students apply what they are learning with pointed and timely questions.
A lesson to help edit and revise opinion essays that have already been started. Students will be getting their writing ready to publish.
Introduce your students to the stages of the writing process with interactive questions, activities, and examples.