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Free 10th grade ELA test prep internet activities
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Halloween Escape Room Online Inference FREE DEMO
Hook your class this Halloween with an interactive escape room based on INFERENCE! Students must read between the lines, gather context clues, and interpret images to decipher which character stole the candy!Please note this is a free demo. You can find the full version HERE. As they investigate, students will solve inference riddles, learn the difference between showing and telling (as it relates to indirect characterization) and make cause and effect connections between character actions and t
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5th - 10th
Rhetorical Appeals (Ethos, Pathos, Logos) Video Lessons and Worksheets
Here is an ebook of activities that I use to introduce my students to rhetorical appeals. Hope it helps!For more activities check out our THOUSANDS of teaching resources here:Tolentino Teaching YouTube ChannelTolentino Teaching WebpageFollow us on social media: FacebookTwitterInstagramJoin our e-mail newsletter: Tolentino Teaching Newsletter
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Reading Comprehension Graphic Organizer THIEVES Strategy FREE
THIEVES: a non-fiction reading strategy for all content areas and subjects.This product is located on Google Slides, and is designed to be 100% digital and paperless.Use this free, printable, graphic organizer to help kids tackle tricky reading passages and improve reading comprehension. Great for any textbook, passage, or ELA test prep!Like this product? Check out the full version here:Reading Strategies Graphic Organizers: 30+ Activities to Support Reading Comprehension▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼
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4th - 10th
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FREE Serial Podcast Skills Test: Text-Based Prompts Mirror State Assessments!
This FREE Google Form test over the Serial (season 1) podcast is designed to mirror the types of questions that are commonly seen on state assessments. The test contains text-based prompts--including multiple choice, checkbox, dropdown styles--based on six pages from Episode 1 of the series ("The Alibi"). Since the skills assessed are those that could be covered over the course of an entire unit on the podcast, but the excerpt is from the first episode, this could make a great diagnostic, format
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9th - 12th
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SAT Vocabulary Unit #1
Many of my students are intimidated by “big words.” I found that if I focused on one word a day, and allowed students to experiment with words via low-stakes writing prompts, the intimidation disappeared.The purpose of these activities is for students to play and experiment with language. One word a day is not the most “efficient” system for learning vocabulary. However, one word a day allows students to build momentum and confidence. For students to become life-long and self-directed learners t
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7th - 12th
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Daily SAT vocab - Google Slide Bellringer - Distance learning
As a teacher, it is difficult to make use of those first three minutes of class when students are still working through their transition time. It helps to give them something to do that will immediately settle them in without teacher redirection. I believe that is the goal of bellringers: to make even those unusable moments of class meaningful. In response to this ideology, I have created an SAT vocabulary unit that is student centered. with only eighty words to the program, it also allows for
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10th - 12th
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"Grammar Spammer": FREE Vocabulary Games for Instagram Teens!
Grammar Spammer Makes SAT Vocabulary Debatable!This lively 7th-12th-grade classroom game uses Instagram to introduce vocabulary with scintillating sight-specific associations. If you like to stimulate lively debate about vocabulary amongst your students, Grammar Spammer is for you. Cooperative learning for SAT/ACT Prep was never this much fun! Please watch this Teacher TestimonialWeebeeU.org provides busy teachers with mobile apps and strategies they can easily deploy with minimal prep. Exper
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7th - 12th
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SAT Vocabulary Unit #2
Many of my students are intimidated by “big words.” I found that if I focused on one word a day, and allowed students to experiment with words via low-stakes writing prompts, the intimidation disappeared.The purpose of these activities is for students to play and experiment with language. One word a day is not the most “efficient” system for learning vocabulary. However, one word a day allows students to build momentum and confidence. For students to become life-long and self-directed learners t
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Author's Use of Rhetoric - Playlist and Teaching Notes
Students explore standard RI.9-10.6 with this playlist. They will determine an author’s purpose. Students will identify instances of rhetoric and analyze how an author uses rhetoric to accomplish his or her purpose. Students also have the option to view instructional videos and complete practice quizzes or activities.This product includes:• 2 links to instructional videos, audio files, or texts• 3 links to practice quizzes or activities• 1 assessment that includes three multiple choice questions
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9th - 10th
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Argument Essay Practice: Self Checking Paragraph Building Activity
Reinforce writing concepts that we often see middle and high school students struggling with: arranging evidence into body paragraphs choosing the right evidence to support a thesisIt can be used for independent practice or even for guided practice with explicit instruction. You can choose to use it as a bellringer, independent work, or as an exit out the door to see which students mastered the lesson taught and who will need reinforcement later.Other Writing ResourcesFollow the store to know w
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6th - 10th
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Parallel Structure Practice Set 1 - Grade 9-10 ELA
Students will use various question types to test their understanding of different ELA concepts to solve problems about Parallel Sentence Structure. Visit Edulastic.com to access the digital version of this assessment. Once you create a free Teacher Account, you can find this assessment here. With your free Teacher account you can give students your own assessments or already existing ones or mix and match. Immediate reports and standards mastery insights will help you measure progress and put yo
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9th - 10th
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Analyzing Commercials for Bias
With the ability to watch commercials on Youtube, this worksheet can be used to analyze 3 commercials for bias and stereotypes.
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7th - 12th
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SAT Vocabulary Unit #3
Many of my students are intimidated by “big words.” I found that if I focused on one word a day, and allowed students to experiment with words via low-stakes writing prompts, the intimidation disappeared.The purpose of these activities is for students to play and experiment with language. One word a day is not the most “efficient” system for learning vocabulary. However, one word a day allows students to build momentum and confidence. For students to become life-long and self-directed learners t
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7th - 12th
Literary Devices and Central Idea in Pixar's “Lava”
This worksheet uses Pixar's "Lava" to help demonstrate personification, metaphor, foreshadowing, and their connection to the central idea. Beneficial in prep for the NYS ELA Regents
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7th - 10th
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StoryCorps Listening Guide-Digital and Paper Versions!
This guide is designed to be used with any episode of NPR's StoryCorps. There are four thought-provoking questions that are broad enough to work with any episode. They work great as support in an ELA classroom, but can also work well across the curriculum.I use these as a weekly warm-up, to make sure students are listening to the stories and check for understanding. Students could also go on the website and choose their own episode to listen to and answer the questions. I have included a paper v
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7th - 12th
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TOEFL Integrated Writing Prompt (1)
This Google Slide file contains one TOEFL integrated writing prompt.The file contains a reading passage, a listening section, and one question. It also has a slide where the students can write their response. Each portion has been modelled to the exact specifications of the TOEFL exam. Students will feel familiar with the integrated writing portion of the exam after completing this prompt.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Thomas Paine 2011 AP Language Argument Essay Guided Analysis
This is a self-paced guided walkthrough of the Thomas Paine 2011 AP Language Argument prompt in a Google Form. Students are provided with images of the College Board provided exemplar as well as guiding questions for a deeper reading of that sample response so that students may integrate strategies into their own essay. This exercise is best done after completing the timed write and before peer scoring or final drafts are made.
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10th - 12th
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IXL Assignment Worksheet (Editable)
This is a free IXL worksheet template. I use this as an electronic file and put links to each activity or lesson. This can be printed and levels can be included.
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PreK - 12th
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FREE ReadTheory Project, Push Students to Grow Using this Program
Have your students push their reading levels to new heights through the free online reading program readtheory.org. Students set up their own accounts and connect themselves to their teacher by plugging in his/her email address (all can be set up remotely). Then students begin the pretest and the computer program steadily gives them passages at their reading levels. Students can watch their progress from a line graph to see their growth and effort. This is a fantastic program for students to us
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4th - 12th
Examining Modern Media: FREE Blog Assignment (Distance Learning Friendly)
Need a relevant writing prompt that gets students thinking, allows for creativity, and works in both a distance learning and classroom environment?Look no further than this free blog prompt: "Examining the Media We Consume."Designed to integrate individual student interests with (NYS Regents, part 3) test prep, and critical thinking, this assignment prompt is sure to get even the most reluctant writers jotting down thoughts and ideas!_____________________________________________________________R
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7th - 12th
TED Talk Unit Plan - Cameron Russell, Looks Aren't Everything
This unit connects to the popular TED talk by supermodel and activist, Cameron Russell, from 2012. It was designed and tested on advanced English Language Learners - Grades 10-12, with excellent feedback from students. In this mini-unit, you will find: Interactive and engaging pre-reading vocabulary exercises.Pre-reading discussion questions to spark interest and discussion on the topic. An original 5 paragraph text with reading comprehension questions (multiple-choice, stem questions and shor
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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FANBOYS Video in English and Spanish
This 44 second video announces FANBOYS in English and Spanish
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Common Expressions
Common Expressions students can research for the ACT or English class. Students will search for definition and history. Then, they will site where they found it.
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7th - 12th
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Words of the Year: Guided Reading
This Google Doc lesson asks students to read the Merriam Webster web article regarding their words of the year and answer guided reading questions that foster critical reading skills and reflective thinking.
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7th - 12th
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