WELCOME TO THE CCSD ENGLISH TEACHER RESOURCE SITE!
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HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH RESOURCES
DISCOVERY ED - AUDIOBOOKS Available via Clever
Collections Online Access & Updates
Collections Textbook Access Grades 6-12.pptxCollections Online Access
Download Center - Collections Online.pdfUPDATE: There's a Download Center feature for teachers & scholars!
*Includes a Spanish-translated Close Reader (student & teacher version)
*Now teachers can download the teacher edition!
Literacy BTS Aug 2022.pdfWhat's New in Achieve3000?
Check out some new features with this ADC!
WordStudio_Phonics_Scope_and_Sequence.pdfWord Studio Scope & Sequence
WordStudio_Word_Analysis_Scope_and_Sequence (1).pdfWord Studio Scope & Sequence
WordStudio_Reading_Comprehension_Scope_and_Sequence.pdfWord Studio Scope & Sequence
Achieve-LessonCollections_DefaultOptional.pdfDefault Lesson Collections
See what students say about how NoRedInk has helped their writing improve!
Big News in Digital Resources for SS & ELA!
CCSD Teachers have just been granted access to NewsBank: Black Life in America Database. You can access this database through CANVAS or MackinVIA (MyPortal > Clever > MackinVIA).
Overview: From the early days of slavery to modern times, people of African descent have had a profound impact on American history. This primary source collection offers an expansive window into centuries of African American history, culture and daily life—as well as the ways the dominant culture has portrayed and perceived people of African descent.
Black Life in America covers the experience and impact of African Americans as recorded by the news media, from 1704 to today. This resource is designed to support classroom discussions and research around issues related to diversity, equity, inclusion, and social justice.
Learn more about News Bank: Black Life in America Database
Black Life in America Database Webinar~ Join NewsBank for an overview webinar of our new Black Life in America database on Sept 23 at 3PM. You can register here. Even if you can't attend, a link to the recording will be sent to you afterward.
DBQ Self-Paced Courses
MS ELA teachers have access to DBQ online for the 2021/2022 school year! (Yes, we have literature DBQs)
Getting Started with DBQ Online | Teacher Access | Student Access
These self-paced courses familiarize teachers with The DBQ Project Method. Teachers will learn how to make the DBQ process engaging and powerful for students. Participants will work through the steps of The DBQ Project Method at their own pace, pausing to reflect and practice along the way.
Overview:
DBQ 101 is equivalent to our DBQ Full Day Introductory Workshop.
This self-paced course takes between 5-6 hours to complete.
Courses will be open for 30 days after launch.
Courses will launch on September 14, October 12, November 9, and December 14.
Participants will receive a certificate of completion when they finish the course. To finalize your PD credits, email Lacy Bryant a copy of your Certificate of Completion.
This self-paced course will show CCSD teachers how to use the DBQ Online Platform. The course takes between 1-2 hours to complete and is intended for teachers who have completed DBQ 101 training (either an in-person training in the past 5 years OR the self-paced DBQ 101 course).
Overview:
Participants will learn
How to add a class
How to create and customize assignments
How to access additional teacher supports
How to enroll students in a class
How to access and provide feedback on student work
Participants will receive a certificate of completion when they finish the course. To finalize your PD credits, email Lacy Bryant a copy of your Certificate of Completion.
Excited to teach your next novel?
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The Giver | The Outsiders | The House on Mango Street | Romeo and Juliet | Wonder | The Hate U Give | . . . and 8 more.
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Happy reading and writing!
The NoRedInk Team
Eight-Tips-to-Google-Like-a-Pro_2021_FINALVERSION.pdfThe Dock is created & curated by the CCSD Department of Innovation & Digital Learning. The goal of The Dock is to provide teachers with video support on tools & concepts that enhance their work.
You can receive recertification credit for attending these PLOs in Frontline. See the flyer below.
Got Extra PD? New Frontline Professional Growth Form.pdf
