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Key Elements of Differentiated Instruction

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Key Elements of Differentiated Instruction

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Differentiation means tailoring instruction to meet individual needs. Whether teachers differentiate content, process, products, or the learning environment, the use of ongoing assessment and flexible grouping makes this a successful approach to instruction.

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Highlight words that correlate to you within the chosen article and create a poem with those words. The highlighted words do not need to be chronological placed but they need to be related to each other.

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Homework for the Parents to do... intro for the children

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Three Key Questions and Supporting Strategies

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Three Key Questions and Supporting Strategies

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2020Three Key Questions and Supporting Strategies-2

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Take a character or a scene that is within the book, and compare it to a candy. Any candy that suits this scene or character the best.

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Write a list of ten of what you think is the most important from that book. This is an example from the book GMorning and GNight by Lin-Manuel Miranda.

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^N1 Choice Board GMorning GNight Decalogue

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Some other ideas for Critical Reading Exercises

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Some other ideas for Critical Reading Exercises

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6 Room Poem Form with The Cat From Hunger Mountain

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6 Room Choice Board The Cat from Hunger Mountain 

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Going through the alphabet, correlate each letter with a word that comes to mind when you think about school. Bonus points when they correlate to English.

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Write a Principal or superintedent explaining and expressing your admiration or concerns for the school.

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Bell Work by Practicing Argumentative Writing 

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Bell Work by Practicing Argumentative Writing 

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Blueprint Demonstrate the important 6 Traits of Writing 

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Blueprint Demonstrate the important 6 Traits of Writing 

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Concepts and Themes for Middle and High School 

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Concepts and Themes for Middle and High School 

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This is a template for students to help with annotating.

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Essential Questions to ask for Bell Work 

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Essential Questions to ask for Bell Work 

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Examples of writing after the Pre/Post Graphic Organizer 

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Examples of writing after the Pre/Post Graphic Organizer 

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The Six Colored Thinking Hats by Edward de Bono

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The Six Colored Thinking Hats by Edward de Bono

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Mental Illness Becomes a Person by Chasity Horton

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My Home is Near the Shoreline by Chasity Horton 

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My Home is Near the Shoreline by Chasity Horton 

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Rhymes for a Watertower by Christian Wiman 

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Rhymes for a Watertower by Christian Wiman 

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Have the students draw their inner thoughts. A thought that is always there. Then, ask them to write why they drew that and what do they think it means.

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Prompts for Informative/Explanatory Writing 

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Prompts for Informative/Explanatory Writing 

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Creative Nonfiction to Teach College Admissions Essays

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Creative Nonfiction to Teach College Admissions Essays

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Place a vocab word on a color that the student associates the word with. Then, with the other colors on the paint chips use synonyms to place into those spots.