Middle School Thanksgiving Assessment

This resource provides a rich collection of 9 Thanksgiving-themed Worksheet designed to help students understand and practice various figures of speech. Each sentence is crafted around the four main types of figures of speech: Personification, Simile, Metaphor, and Hyperbole. The sentences are connected to the Thanksgiving holiday, making them perfect for creative writing, language arts lessons, or festive classroom activities.

Have students write their own expository, fact-based newspaper articles and complete their own entertainment reviews with Talkin' Turkey Times. Plenty of templates for students to: draw pictures work on grammar skills work on spelling/vocabulary write themed articles paste related images (great for lower levels/extensions) practice main ideas write headings write titles form topic sentences work on paraphrasing/summarizing develop paragraphing skills work on proofreading/editing Easy to use, and great for bulletin board displays during Thanksgiving. Send home for students to complete with Thanksgiving memories while on holiday break. Great assessment tool and meets Common Core Standards.

A little fun for Thanksgiving! Find the factors of a number and put them on a turkey feather!

Three level of difficulty to meet all your student needs!

For the first two pages, the students know how many factors they need to find. If they have too many or too few, it is obvious they need to try again. Great for error analysis and self checking!

The third page is slightly more difficult. The students must draw their own feathers. No clues are given if they have too many or too few factors!

More Great Activities Available At Kile's Classroom!

Prime Factorization Math Mission.

Factors and Multiple Dice Activity.

Scientific Notation Bundle.

Your students will love this Thanksgiving Dinner Unit Rate Activity. They will be utilizing a real-life scenario while determining the unit rate for their family Thanksgiving dinner. They have coupons for each item that will influence those rates and in the end, the students have to determine the better buy! The exit ticket is two critical thinking questions to see their depth of understanding! A grading rubric is also included.

This activity is for students that should already be familiar with unit rates and the calculations.