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Writing-essays Common Core W.9-10.1a centers
Writing Conference Forms: Conferring Questions and Notes - Middle & High School
Wanting to differentiate writing instruction for middle or high school students? Writing conferences are a great way to meet individual students' needs. By sitting and talking with writers one-on-one, we can help them embrace their strengths, identify areas for growth, and get to know them better as writers.These writing conference forms can be used outside of a writing workshop format. Included in this resource, you will find:Conferring Schedule: A chart to manage your conferring schedule...How
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7th - 10th
Compare and Contrast Essay Writing Activities & Graphic Organizers for Grades 8
This resource is a powerful text analysis and essay package with everything you’ll need to teach your students about compare and contrast essay writing. Loaded with activities for analyzing and deconstructing a sample compare and contrast essay, your students will use scaffolded text analysis questions to learn and study about how one is written from the bottom-up. With differentiated essay writing activities and advanced graphic organizers that show how to structure a masterful essay, this pack
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8th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Problem and Solution Essay Writing Activities & Graphic Organizers for Grades 8
Tackle the issue of cyberbullying while teaching your students how to write a masterful problem and solution essay. Packed with activities for analyzing and deconstructing a sample problem and solution essay, your students will use scaffolded text analysis questions to learn and study about how one is written from the bottom-up. With differentiated essay writing activities and advanced graphic organizers that show how to structure a perfect essay, this package is a must-have for any teacher look
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8th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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5-Paragraph Essay Peer-editing or Revision Stations | Editable
Help your students provide helpful, focused feedback with these 5-paragraph Essay Peer-editing or Revision Stations! These stations will guide your students through the process of providing critiques that are actually helpful. Included are four stations that each focus on a different aspect of the 5-paragraph essay: essay structure, citation checking, proofreading, and diction and fluency. Before and after peer-editing or revision, essay authors will complete a reflection and will be able to ask
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8th - 11th
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Opinion Essay Writing Activities, Graphic Organizers, Text Analysis for Grades 8
This resource is a powerful text analysis and essay package with everything you’ll need to teach your students how to write an opinion essay. Packed with activities for analyzing and deconstructing a sample opinion essay, your students will use scaffolded text analysis questions to learn and study about how one is written from the bottom-up. With differentiated essay writing activities and advanced graphic organizers that show how to structure a masterful essay, this package is perfect for any t
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8th - 11th
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Cause and Effect Essay Writing Activities & Graphic Organizers for Grades 8
This resource is a powerful text analysis and essay package with everything you’ll need to teach your students how to write a cause and effect essay. Packed with activities for analyzing and deconstructing a sample essay on climate change, your students will use scaffolded text analysis questions to learn and study about how one is written from the bottom-up. With differentiated essay writing activities and advanced graphic organizers that show how to structure a masterful essay, this package is
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8th - 11th
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Argumentative Writing Peer Review Murder Mystery
Do you want to transform the way your students peer review argumentative essays? Do you want them to enjoy looking at both their own writing and the writing of their peers? Then this is the resource for you!Your students will work their way through "suspect" essays and look for crimes like: A missing thesis statement. First or Second person. A missing or misplaced counterclaim and rebuttal.Evidence and explanation. etc.It culminates in your students justifying their prime suspect and then examin
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7th - 10th
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Advantage and Disadvantage Essay Writing Activities & Graphic Organizers
This resource is a powerful text analysis and essay package with everything you’ll need to teach your students about advantage and disadvantage essay writing. Loaded with activities for analyzing and deconstructing a sample advantage and disadvantage essay, your students will use scaffolded text analysis questions to learn and study about how one is written from the bottom-up. With differentiated essay writing activities and advanced graphic organizers that show how to structure a masterful essa
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Argumentative Writing ECR Mix & Match
Hello, in this Argumentative Writing Mix & Match Activity, students will be learning about the characteristics of writing an arguementative writing. Are you thinking of doing pre - writing activities? If so, this PDF Worksheet provide students with many terms and definitions that can be used as an anticipation guide. It is important to provide background knowledge to the students before writing. If you are writing an Extended Constructed Response, this will help the students better organize
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6th - 12th
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Agree or Disagree: 52 Writing Prompts for Opinion Essays
A debate for every week of the yearThis collection of 52 writing prompts with space to respond is perfect for writing argument essays or coming up with debate topics. Each writing prompt is a debatable statement for students to agree or disagree with. An intro explains in clear language for students what makes good evidence, three ways to outline an opinion essay, and helpful persuasive language.The most important reason to go to university is to gain knowledge so you can get a better job.In a d
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Essay Writing Mini-BUNDLE | Cheat Sheet, Fan Book, Graphic Organizers, Rubric
For struggling writers, these tools provide the much-needed differentiation and scaffolding they need to produce multi-paragraph writing. Using a simple acronym (HIT, TEAR, TIE) and color-coding, your students will become more confident with their writing abilities! Help them master introductions, thesis statements, body paragraphs, evidence, analysis, counterarguments, and conclusions!Related Products:Thesis Statements Interactive Game Lesson with Intervention for Google Slides™⭐ Follow me for
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8th - 12th
Daily Writing slides: Argumentative Essays -- Template/Example
This is a week's worth of daily writing prompts asking students to write arguments. I have included sample prompts and directions on each slide. I also included supporting questions to help students develop argumentative essay skills, like supporting claims and anticipating counter-claims.Some of the preview pictures may look a little funky, but they should look normal when opened with PowerPoint.
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5th - 12th
Essay Prompts for Real-World Practice Writing Middle & High School
This is a free resource that gets your students practicing how to write masterful essays. In this package you’ll find 32 unique essay prompts with exciting topics ranging from automation & smartphones, to globalization, social media, and artificial intelligence. Your learners will also get to use 62 transition word cards that show the best language that can be used when writing either an advantage/disadvantage essay or an opinion essay. This is the perfect package of essay prompts for helpin
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Agree or Disagree: Persuasive Essay Writing Prompts for Distance Learning
A debate for every week of the yearThis collection of 52 writing prompts on slides is perfect for writing argument / persuasive / opinion essays or coming up with debate topics. Each prompt is a debatable statement for students to agree or disagree with, of the kind often found on exams such as the TOEIC, SAT, TOEFL, IELTS, or other standardized tests: The most important reason to go to university is to gain knowledge so you can get a better job.In a democracy, people should be required to vote
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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MLA Formatting - Lesson and Analogy
Do your students struggle with remembering all of the elements of MLA 9? Do they forget the order and sequence of their header? Or just plain forget to include page numbers? Maybe this mini lesson and analogy can help!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Writing Station Rotations - Targets and Instructions
When having students work on writing, it can be challenging. Use writing rotations as an initial instruction activity or as a way to differentiate instruction and help students work on the individual components of an essay.
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7th - 12th
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