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10th grade writing-expository games under $5
Plagiarism Lecture, Game-Based Approach to Introduce/Reinforce Plagiarism Rules
You know you need to show your students the right way to handle sourced material to prevent plagiarism, but the subject matter can be so dry, causing teens to tune out during your lecture. To fix this, use a lecture disguised as a game to help cover the basics of proper MLA source citation and plagiarism rules.This product includes a projectable “game” of PDF slides (shh...it’s really a lecture – don’t tell our students) with concrete, real-world examples of how source citations should be handle
Grades:
8th - 11th, Higher Education
Strong, Vivid Verbs Discount 3-Pack Bundle
This 3-Pack Verb Unit includes three of my products combined into one economical unit. The triple packet includes the Verb Chart from Part 1; Lesson Plans, Worksheets, and Answer Keys from Part 2; and the Strong Verb Memory Game. Together, these three will strengthen your students' vocabulary as well as encourage and instruct strong verb use in students' s writing. Plenty of practice and fun in this product!Click on the links below to see the 3 separate productsUse Strong, Vivid Verbs Part 1Us
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6th - 10th
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Argument Writing Introduction & Argumentative Essay Escape Room Reading Activity
Argument Writing Introduction & Argumentative Essay Escape Room Reading Activity: This argument writing reading escape room style challenge is a new and fun way to engage your students and improve their understanding of argument writing. The detailed presentation introduces the 5 main parts of an argument like claims, reasons, evidence, counterclaims and rebuttals with clear examples. The highlight of the resource is the engaging escape room-style challenge, where students read an original n
Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in: READING CHALLENGE FULL YEAR PROGRAM ESCAPE CHALLENGES | PRINT VERSION
RACE Writing Review Google Slides Game and Worksheets
R.A.C.E. Writing Review Game and WorksheetsRestate Answer Cite Explain! Teaching R.A.C.E. with a little fun! This is a great, no prep, review game to use while teaching the R.A.C.E. writing strategy. You will also get a Racecar passage and R.A.C.E. practice worksheet.The Google Slides game covers all parts of the R.A.C.E. writing strategy.The Google Slides game also includes bonus questions reviewing how to restate a question while writing. A fun, easy to use, Google Slides game to help teach a
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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★ Printable ★ Resources & Citations Customizable Escape Room / Breakout Game
Looking for a fun way to get your students talking, moving, and collaborating? Look no further!This game was designed to help students learn about creating citations and finding resources.This breakout does require some work on the purchasing teacher’s end before it can be used. The breakout was created for resources that are accessible through my library, so on the guide, I’ve listed exactly what you need to find in your library/databases to customize the clue. Four of the five clues require mi
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Also included in: Customizable Bundle of 11 ELA (Physical) Escape Room / Breakout Games
Essay Football: Revision GAME for Secondary ELA
Want to play a revision GAME to take peer feedback to the next level? Play Essay Football to constructively pinpoint the strengths and weaknesses of each student’s essay!In this game, 2 players use a system of penalties and compliments to gain yards across the field and score touchdowns. You can either keep game play simple, or you can use the optional scoreboard or playbook graphic organizers to help students keep track of what mistakes they made in the essay (so they know what to go home and r
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7th - 10th
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Paragraph Scramble Game and Text Structure
-assemble puzzle strips to organize paragraph-seven (7) paragraphs with text structure described-answer key included-indentation of paragraphs useful for hinting and reinforcement of structure-includes concept that change in quotations indicate paragraph change -narrative/chronological, procedural/chronological, emphatic, spatial, descriptive by imagery, persuasive
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5th - 12th
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Virginia English Writing SOL Blackjack Game Review: PRINT & GO! EOC/8th
This simple engaging activity uses Blackjack to encourage review of SOL Writing skills and exposure to possible prompts students may receive on the test.
Depending upon the number of the hand dealt, the HOW TO PLAY task card tells each student what s/he should do for a specific prompt!
Includes:
Printable task cards (2 per page)
Procedure
YOU WILL NEED A DECK OF CARDS (or more) DEPENDING UPON CLASS SIZE
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Avengers Theme - Revising Coloring Page OR GAME | Commas - Fragments | #Gamified
High-rigor can still mean high-engagement! In reviewing data from our benchmarks, I noticed my kids needed more practice identifying fragments, comma splices, and comma mistakes with sentences that actually use high-level vocabulary--lengthy sentences with statistics and numbers and prepositional and appositive phrases. My kids know dates and lists, but still struggle to eliminate errors on tests. And, of course, they are bored of worksheets and test prep yet obsessed with The Avengers. So... he
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Also included in: Top 20 TeachRamos {Full Year BUNDLE} - Every skill in 8th Grade Reading!
Intro to MLA Works Cited - Lesson Pack
What makes teaching MLA Works Cited format more interesting and hands-on? Cool museums! Sports metaphors! Puzzle manipulatives! This teaching bundle will make it happen for your students!This pack contains two awesome MLA teaching resources. I usually do both of these activities within the same 90-minute class period when I first introduce MLA citation format. The engaging slideshow lesson (with guided notes) gets students thinking and relating MLA format to concepts that they already understand
Grades:
8th - 12th
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30 Text Evidence Sentence Starter Cards
If you're teaching students to cite text evidence when writing constructed responses, you need this set of 30 sentence starter cards. There are thirty, so each student in your class will have a different sentence starter to use for practice. The cards come with directions for games and activities like Line-up Limbo and Read a Round. Do more than just post a list! Use these cards to put get students to interact with the sentence starters in ways that will help these sentence starters become part
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3rd - 12th
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Impromptu Speech Topics in a Jar as a Public Speech Practice Game
Hey teachers everywhere! Mr. Hauger here with a great idea for classroom interactions with your students. Today I want to show you how to make 1-minute improvisational speeches your favorite new classroom game. I call them snap speeches, and ask my students to snap if they agree or appreciate the effort made by the speaker. Students will gain a lot from this impromptu speech practice and will enjoy doing it.
Speeches can be fun, fictional, or nonfiction. Print and cut a list of your favorite j
Grades:
4th - 12th
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AP Language Exam Prep Bingo
If you're teaching AP English Language & Composition and are starting to think of gearing up for the exam but want something more unique and fun than timed practice essays and multiple choice tests? Then this Bingo game is for you!This resource pulls a variety of texts, past exam materials, and tutorials all readily available online into one easy to use and manageable game. Students earn points for each task they complete and bonus points for more rigorous (and fun!) activities, all in a f
Grades:
10th - 12th
Cite A Song (Paraphrase, Summarize, Cite)
This fun, interactive (and editable!) presentation teaches students everything they need to know about correctly paraphrasing, summarizing, and citing their sources. Plagiarism will never again be a problem in your classroom!This product uses paraphrased and summarized song lyrics to keep students engaged and teach them how to properly cite their sources. There are five paraphrased songs for students to decode and "guess" and two examples of summarized songs for students to consider before parap
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Rhetorical Analysis Terms, Quiz, and Game
This activity consists of an essential list of Rhetorical Analysis terms for AP Language or for General/Honors/ Advanced English, a handout to write answers for a quiz, and a printable maze game with included game cards and game instructions.Teachers can use the list as a handout to give to students and as a guide to give quick review quizzes. The handout for quizzes is set up for three quizzes total. After the quiz(zes), students and the teacher work together to correct the quiz and play the
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Roll & Analyze Literature EOC Prep NC RL.10.1-RL.10.4 Writing Fun Collaborative
This Roll and Analyze activity for literature is a fun and engaging way for students to engage in text-based critical thinking and writing.Includes "I can" statements. I can: Analyze themecite textual evidenceanalyze a characterdefine vocabulary in contextwrite an objective summary, identify interpret and analyze the purpose of figurative languageexplain the significance of self-selected quoteswork in cooperative groups.Can be completed in pairs, in larger groups, or individually. I have had s
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6th - 12th
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My year review 2023-2024
1-hour activity to review the past year (2023) and think about the next to come (2024). Two 2023 pages :one edited for boys and one edited for girls. One 2024 page.
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9th - 11th
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Argumentative Writing | Evidence Types Mini-Lesson | Listening Practice | Game
Students often confuse reasons and evidence. Teach students to identify and evaluate evidence, determine bias, take notes, and practice listening. Perfect for argument, debate, and research units! Packed with definitions, examples, quotes, video clip, colorful posters, paperless, self-grading game/quiz, and teacher tour. I teach this under the umbrella of my Argument Unit on screen time and technology, preceded by my Propaganda Unit. Follow me to build your teacher and tutor toolbox. Thanks for
Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in: Argument Bundle | Argument Unit | For or Against Screen Time
Steps in a Research Process Card Sort / Google Slides
For the first time in many years, I am teaching freshmen. This has been an exciting challenge. Before school started, I built a variety of grammar and vocabulary "games" that I can use flexibly: as a bell ringer, as a wrap-up activity, during intervention, or at a station. Now I'm adding to that collection! Since the set is designed for flexibility, the entire set is available in Google Slides so you can decide whether you want to use these cards digitally or whether you (like me) want to print,
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Also included in: Grammar and Vocabulary Fun and Games Bundle (20 games, 730+ cards)
Powerful Words Editing Game for Writing
Need help motivating students to use higher level vocabulary in their writing?
This game can be played during or after a writing assignment. As it's being played, it challenges them to add better vocabulary by looking for more opportunities to improve their wording and gain points.
The game sheets include a verb sheet and an adjective/adverb sheet. The words found at the top of each section on the sheets are common words students use in their writing. The “powerful words”, which are next to t
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Conversation topics
I've found that my students love to roll dice, so I created this activity for my middle school students who are working on conversation skills. I will tell students they have to elaborate on the question--i.e., NO yes/no responses accepted--these questions are good for going beyond yes/no.
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Thesis Statement Bingo
In this activity, students will practice matching 40 thesis statements to the appropriate writing prompt. Great idea for:1) Independent Student Station Work2) Small Group3) Writing Remediation4) Intentional Review GameWriting prompts included are aligned with the Virginia Standards of Learning, but the activity is appropriate for any secondary student that has previously learned how to construct an effective thesis statement.
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6th - 12th
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Paragraph Organization Practice Puzzle
This activity helps students identify the parts of a chunk paragraph. The paragraph is an analysis of "The Three Little Pigs". I cut the paragraph into sentence strips and scrambled them in an envelope. Students then had to put the paragraph in correct chunk paragraph order, and identify the concrete details and commentary correctly. Of course, I made a competition out of it, and the students had a blast (even my 10th graders)
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5th - 10th
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Fall Autumn Finish the Phrase activity word problem crossword middle high school
Finish The Phrase is a great game to play during any Fall Autumn season holiday, August September October word game, creative writing Prompts, Handwriting, Seasonal Holidays Around the World Crafts activity, gatherings, sight word activities, and worksheet centers. icebreaker Games | Celebration Games | Independent Games for & Kids, STEM Activities and Challenges You can play with as few as 2 players or in a large group. Anyone who can answer the questions can play—kids, teens, and adults of
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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