Quia is pronounced key-ah, and is short for Quintessential Instructional Archive. Quia …
Quia is pronounced key-ah, and is short for Quintessential Instructional Archive. Quia provides a wide variety of tools, including:Templates for creating 16 types of online activities using your own content.A complete online testing system with automatic grading, immediate feedback, and detailed reporting.Online surveys for gathering student and teacher feedback.A class Web page creator to share Quia activities and class announcements with students and parents.Access to millions of shared activities and quizzes in over 300 categories....and more!
This resource contains extensions, assessments/reflections, and five different session ideas to teach …
This resource contains extensions, assessments/reflections, and five different session ideas to teach students how to: use prior knowledge to categorize words as parts of speech; use reading skills to create sentences with word cards; discover the required elements of a complete sentence by manipulating everyday words; share and learn new vocabulary; use descriptive words and phrases to complete complex sentences; and demonstrate reading comprehension through illustrations.
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