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8th grade Women's History Month writing-expository internet activities
RACES Writing Strategy Practice | Reading Passages Prompts GR 6-8 Google Slides
⭐ NO PREP DIGITAL WRITING LESSONS: With 10 passages and prompts, students in 6th, 7th, and 8th grades learn how to read a text closely and respond with an effective explanatory paragraph using the RACES writing strategy. Students can also use this format to write the body paragraphs of an essay!**DESIGNED FOR GRADES 6-8** This resource is not recommended for grades below 6th.►Except for the acronym, this resource is the same as TIQAC Writing Strategy Practice and Reading Passages. I do not rec
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: BUNDLE 5 Interactive Google Apps LANGUAGE ARTS Lessons and Activities
Women Scientists Webquest Activity | Women in Science Women's History STEM
Highlight women scientists and STEM leaders with this webquest activity during Women's History Month, or throughout the school year!This webquest makes it easy to teach about women STEM leaders from a diverse range of backgrounds who have influenced the world!Students will explore student appropriate educational articles and an interview video to learn about the work of Marie Curie, Sally Ride, Katherine Johnson, Chien-Shiung Wu, Mary Jackson, Rachel Carson, and Dorothy Vaughan. Students will th
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5th - 12th
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Writing Paragraphs & Paragraph Structure No-Prep BUNDLE - Print & Digital
HUGE BUNDLE of PRINTABLE and GOOGLE CLASSROOM-ready lessons and activities for teaching Paragraph Writing! This NO PREP paragraph writing program is designed to help students to learn or review the basic parts of a paragraph and paragraph construction. No cutesy fonts or juvenile clip art -- perfect for middle through high school students who need help with the basics of constructing a great paragraph! This writing program is meant to help students with the process of writing, step-by-step.
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7th - 10th
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Informational Writing Informative Essay Explanatory Expository Unit W. Text
Teaching informative / informational writing just got a lot easier! This digital and printable workshop is logically sequenced and packed with mentor texts, examples, videos and explanations and uses simple language. Students will learn the 7 major types of informational text structures. They will choose a topic, an appropriate text structure, and use the step by step templates to craft each paragraph of a full essay.This workshop includes:Text Structures Anchor Chart2 Fun Informational Essays
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6th - 9th
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RACES Paragraph Writing Strategy Introduction Lesson GRADES 6-8 Google Apps
⭐ NO PREP DIGITAL LESSON: Engage students in 6th, 7th, and 8th grades with this interactive lesson as an introduction to the RACES paragraph writing strategy. Students will highlight text, drag and drop text, and type in their own responses to prompts as they learn to cite text evidence. This strategy works well for informative writing, explanatory writing, and opinion writing. Students can also use this format to write the body paragraphs of an essay!**DESIGNED FOR GRADES 6-8**►Except for the a
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: BUNDLE 15 Interactive Google Apps LANGUAGE ARTS Lessons and Activities
Claim Counterclaim and Rebuttal Counterargument 360 Digital ELA Escape Room
Make learning exciting! Counterclaim 360 Digital Escape Room and Google Slides Workshop. Students journey through medieval villages, castles, dungeons, and cool 360 scenes to learn how to write flawless counterclaims. This resource is packed full of activities, puzzles, games, sound effects, clues, and escape codes.❤ **STUDENTS DO NOT NEED A THINGLINK ACCOUNT**Students will learn:The purpose of writing counterclaimsWhere to place the counterclaimTo know the oppositionHow to introduce the count
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6th - 11th, Adult Education
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Gender Roles & Stereotypes in Mid-20th Century Television: 6 Classic Shows!
In this engaging and interactive resource on Gender Roles in 1950s-60s television, students investigate 6 classic television shows to learn about gender roles and stereotypes in mid-20th century TV. Students watch short video clips from Leave it to Beaver, Father Knows Best, I Love Lucy, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, All in the Family, and The Jeffersons to learn about gender roles and stereotypes, and how some shows reinforced these views while others challenged them. For each video, students "r
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6th - 10th
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Informational Informative Explanatory Expository Essay Writing Graphic Organizer
Thesis Statement Centered Expository / Informative Essay Writing Workshop w. Informational Essay Mentor Samples, Rubric, Videos, Templates, and EVERYTHING you need! (SPECIFICALLY FORMATTED FOR BOTH GOOGLE SLIDES AND PAPER)INCLUDES:⭐ Full Informative Essay Workshop Lessons scaffolded with mentor texts mini-lessons, examples, and tutorial videos⭐ Video Tutorials For ALL Of The Major Elements⭐ Full Sample Essay with coding activity and examples used throughout the workshop. Essay: Middle School Li
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6th - 9th
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Friday Night Lights Unit Plan: CCSS Teaching Plans, Lessons & Activities
Friday Night Lights, H.G. Bissinger's study of the impact of football in a Texas town resonates across the country. His discussions of the academics vs. sports debate,race, gender, and class issues, and entitlement will hook middle and high school students. Friday Night Lights speaks to the secondary school experience as well as society's expectations.This complete unit plan, includes: Common Core Standards and Bloom's Taxonomy grade level, time frame, assessments, and detailed daily plans as we
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7th - 12th
Objective vs Subjective Tone Lesson and Practice GRADES 6-8 Google Apps
⭐ NO PREP DIGITAL LESSON: Engage students in 6th, 7th, and 8th grades with this interactive lesson as you introduce or review the difference between objective and subjective tone. Students will highlight text, drag and drop text, and type in their own responses to prompts. It's time to replace those boring worksheets!Students will:learn why it is important to keep an objective tone in informative and explanatory writingexplain the difference between objective and subjective in their own wordsde
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: BUNDLE 12 Google Apps and Print LANGUAGE ARTS Lessons and Activities
Inquiry-Based Endangered Animal Research Project
Inquiry-based learning is a student-centered and teacher-guided instruction approach. It empowers students to become critical thinkers. It increases students’ ability to develop a deep understanding of content while increasing students’ intellectual engagement.
Students start by brainstorming endangered animals and why they would like to research those animals. Then, students pose questions about their endangered animals. Students go through the research process by finding sources and info
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4th - 8th
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Writing Units BUNDLE! Personal Narrative, Persuasive, & Informative Essay Guides
★★★★★ Do your students struggle with writing multi-paragraph essays? Simplify the writing process with these 3 writing units that break down the steps into easily understandable steps!Get interactive, editable, and no-prep digital resources ready to help your students become more confident writers! ⭐ Cut out the overwhelm and implement this strategy for success! ⭐ WHAT'S INSIDE? 3 complete step-by-step writing guides walking through every step of the writing process for each unit.WRITING GENRES
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4th - 8th
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March St Patricks Womens History March Madness Pi Day Bulletin Board Activities
✨Save BIG with my Favorite Activities for March Bundle. This bundle includes Pi Day Activities, Women's History Month Activities & Women's History Bulletin Board, March Madness Activities perfect for March Mathness, & of course FUN St. Patrick's Day Activities & Ideas perfect for Spring. These March Activities are perfect for 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th Grade, Middle School, & have even been enjoyed in Secondary Classrooms! The month of March sometimes can drag on forever. However
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5th - 8th
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4 R's of Paraphrasing
Many of our students struggle to paraphrase textual evidence and put it in their own words. They often copy the text word for word, resulting in plagiarism. We created this packet to teach our students the strategy of paraphrasing using the 4 R’s: Realize, Replace, Rearrange, and Recheck.Here is an overview of the packet:Collect baseline data. This allows teachers to compare the students ability to paraphrase before and after implementing the strategy. Review how to cite evidence and use in-
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6th - 12th
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NEW R.A.C.E. Strategy INTERACTIVE & DIGITAL Lesson ***GOOGLE SLIDES™️***
Please leave a review for additional TpT Credits!Connect with me:InstagramFacebookInfo: NEW and IMPROVED R.A.C.E. Strategy Digital Lesson 2.0. Changes made based on YOUR feedback. Now includes a practice text.Use: This product can be used to teach students how to write constructed responses using the R.A.C.E. strategy in an interactive and digital way. To use and distribute, you and your students must have access to Google Drive ™️ and Google Slides™️.Includes 15 slides of:-Notes w/ 1 video tuto
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3rd - 12th
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Ruby Bridges: Analyzing Multiple Accounts of the Same Event Webquest
*FULLY UPDATED FEBRUARY 2024*CCSS.RI.5.6, CCSS.W.5.2.A-EStudents will navigate four different online accounts related to the story of Ruby Bridges attending an all-white school in Louisiana in 1960, and analyze the similarities and differences between each account of the event. The accounts of this event are in a variety of formats, from multiple sources (videos and articles).Students will determine whether each document is a firsthand or secondhand account, the author's purpose of each source,
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4th - 8th
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The Yellow Wallpaper Unit Bundle
This bundle includes 3 products for the short story "The Yellow Wallpaper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman:1. Literary Analysis: includes an activating strategy, background info, and reading comprehension questions.3. 360° Digital Escape Room: Students will solve a series of clues based on the story. This game entails reading comprehension skills, finding textual evidence, and making inferences.4. One Pager Project: Students imaginatively blend their written ideas with colorful images based on infor
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Women's History Month | The Role of Women in the Past, Present and Future
Women's History Month is a month of great importance to all of us. This month should serve to commemorate each contribution and each victory of women and to reflect on the importance they have within society and the obstacles that still remain to be overcome.This resource can be used both physically and digitally. It can be used for both Women's History Month and International Women's Day. It includes: - Cover page. - How to do Page. p1: - Introduction. p2: - Why Do We Celebrate Women's History
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Women's History Month | For All Ages | English + Spanish
Reading and Writing Test Prep Practice Tests Middle School Google Ready + GAMES!
Raise your Reading and Writing scores with this ELA Test Prep Bundle! Perfect for upper elementary and middle school. Google Ready for Google Classroom.The tests are completely printable, but Google links are also provided for Google Classroom. Perfect for at home distance learning! No need to add text boxes - all the work has been done for you!The games can be played competitively in school, but also at home individually, or with a family member or friend. They can be played in PowerPoint,
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5th - 8th
WRITING Argumentative Narrative Informative Literary Analysis & ELA Test Prep
FULL YEAR OF ENGAGING WRITING FOR EVERY MAJOR WRITING REQUIREMENT. NARRATIVE, ARGUMENTATIVE, INFORMATIVE | EXPOSITORY, LITERARY ANALYSIS, TRANSITIONS, AND CONSTRUCTED RESPONSE WRITING WORKSHOP BUNDLE. This year long course is designed for independent learning. Each unit has been scaffolded to thoroughly to meet the needs of ALL students. NO PREP! Share and Go!Students find these workshops easy to follow and engaging, parents can easily understand them, and teachers love the convenience and effec
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7th - 10th
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Women's Suffrage Activity Escape Room (Woman's Rights Movement)
This breakout escape room is a great way for students to test their knowledge about the major figures, events and terms regarding women's suffrage.Important: (How to Make Completely Digital)This product normally requires the printing of the questions to accompany a digital form for students to input answers. But if you follow a couple simple steps, this can be made entirely digital! Just use the following tool:https://smallpdf.com/split-pdf(choose "extract pages")to extract the pages containin
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6th - 10th
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The Odyssey Unit Plan for Middle and High School with Intro to Greek Mythology
It’s time to start thinking about your unit plan for The Odyssey. You know you need some background activities for an introduction to Greek mythology, something to keep your students engaged with a difficult text, some way to help them access this difficult task, and an essay prompt to round it all out. Sound familiar? This was where we found ourselves when we started planning to teach The Odyssey for the first time. A whole lot of “some of this” and “some of that,” and not a lot of clear direct
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7th - 9th
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Jazz Music Worksheets - Middle School & General Music Appreciation Lessons
Jazz Music Month—ELLA FITZGERALD music lesson activities and worksheets. Engage students with these biography research and Jazz music listening lesson activities. They are great for a Jazz unit and suitable for sub plans for middle school music. Bulletin board pages are also included to create a Musician of the Month, Black History Month display, or Jazz Appreciation Month.SAVE WITH A BUNDLE:ELLA FITZGERALD Music Lessons and Activity Worksheets BUNDLEPRINTABLE OR DIGITAL:Choose Your Format - The
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5th - 8th
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To Kill A Mockingbird Newspaper Project - PRINT & DIGITAL
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD NEWSPAPER PROJECT - Your students will have fun creating a newspaper about the events of Maycomb, Alabama, in Harper Lee's classic To Kill A Mockingbird. This is a unique and engaging way for students to wrap up a novel study and demonstrate their understanding of the book's characters, plot, and details.Includes both PRINT and DIGITAL VERSIONS - easy to share on Google™ and other digital platforms.Includes:Creative and unique handout with clear instructions / expectation
Grades:
8th - 12th
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